Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Natural Resource Management

In her doctoral thesis, Kate Hawley has studied the sea trout in the Norwegian Sognefjord, which is significantly affected by human activities. As a result, fewer fish are venturing out into the open …

There will be four open trial lectures for the position of Associate Professor in Plant-Soil Interactions.

New research shows that half of the mammal species in tropical forests adjust their behaviours in response to the moon's phases. These findings underscore how light conditions can impact wildlife cons…

Kate Louise Hawley (Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Natural Resource Management (MINA)) will defend her PhD thesis "Brown trout anadromy in the Anthropocene" Friday 25 October, 2024.

Four beautiful days in Schneverdingen, Germany, was the scene of the 12th International Conference on Monitoring and Management of Visitors in Recreational and Protected Areas (MMV12). It set out to a…

We invite you to trial lectures in soil chemistry.

We are excited to announce that our ten newly enrolled doctoral candidates in the VIMAS network have successfully completed the MMV12 Conference in Schneverdingen, Germany, and the first Training Scho…

NMBU has received funding to address climate change and biodiversity decline through sustainable grazing practices.

In a collaborative effort to bridge the gap between philosophy and science, Rani Lill Anjum and Elena Rocca have written a new book that explores the intersection between these disciplines and highlig…

Visitor monitoring and management in protected and recreational areas