Wildlife biology, 15.0 credits at Grimsö, Department of Ecology, SLU

Wildlife biology, 15.0 credits at Grimsö, Department of Ecology, SLU The Wildlife Biology course supplies students with a solid foundation in ecology and management of Scandinavian wildlife.

The Wildlife Biology course supplies students with a solid foundation in ecology and management of Scandinavian wildlife, including species biology, wildlife damage, management strategies (local and national), the organization of Swedish wildlife administration, research and monitoring methods, and insights into ongoing wildlife research. The main focus of the course is on applied issues but theor

etical aspects of wildlife ecology are also addressed. Methods used in research and management of Scandinavian wildlife (for example telemetry, monitoring and genetics) are explained and practised in the field and in the laboratory. The use of population modelling, monitoring data, effects of uncertainty etc. in forecasting the effects of management decisions are explained within an adaptive management framework. Students also get the opportunity to attend hunting. Wildlife Biology is given by the Department of Ecology at Grimsö Wildlife Research Station and includes lectures, exercises, group and individual projects, field practices, excursions, and literature studies. The course is tightly connected to research and important field techniques used at Grimsö, including the Wildlife Damage Centre. Real-world problems are presented at lectures and exercises led by researcher and field technicians at Grimsö, and staff from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the County Board Administrations, the Reindeer Husbandry, and the Swedish Association for Hunting and Wildlife Management.

02/04/2026
Time to apply for the Wildlife Biology course for the autumn semester! The deadline is 15th of April. We hope to see you...
08/04/2025

Time to apply for the Wildlife Biology course for the autumn semester! The deadline is 15th of April. We hope to see you in September!

Study Wildlife Biology at Grimsö Wildlife Research station situated in the forest in the middle of Sweden, close to wolves, moose, cranes and their habitats. The course provides knowledge and tools...

14/07/2020

Update regarding the wildlife biology course autumn 2020: Due to the current situation with Covid-19 it has now been decided that the course will be given as a distance course (online) this year. This is unfortunate, but we will do all we can to provide a very good and valuable course for this year's students!

Jens Persson (course leader)

"I would recommend this course to anyone pursuing a career in the field of Wildlife Biology." - quote from one of last y...
30/03/2020

"I would recommend this course to anyone pursuing a career in the field of Wildlife Biology." - quote from one of last years students.

The last day to apply for the course is 15th of April. You find the link to the application and more info here:

Study Wildlife Biology at Grimsö Wildlife Research station situated in the forest in the middle of Sweden, close to wolves, moose, cranes and their habitats. The course provides knowledge and tools...

28/03/2020

Do you want to spend the spring and summer in a remote location on the swedish countryside?
We still need both field workers and ringers for this season.
The feild season starts in mid April already, and the ringing season at midsummer. Don't hesitate, send in your application to [email protected]

We look forward of having you here❤️

24/06/2019

Are you studying , or , and would you like to gain some work experience? Then don’t miss this opportunity at United Nations Organizations in Bonn and support global efforts for ! Please send your applications through the UN Careers Portal only: https://bit.ly/2X43Qym BirdLife Europe and Central Asia Wetlands International The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands

Johan Månsson och Lovisa Nilsson på Viltskadecenter samarbetar med ett projekt på ZALF i Tyskland, där doktoranden Karol...
28/10/2018

Johan Månsson och Lovisa Nilsson på Viltskadecenter samarbetar med ett projekt på ZALF i Tyskland, där doktoranden Karoline Hemminger studerar lantbrukares attityder kring grödskador orsakade av tranor och till viss del även vildsvin. Vi söker nu en masterstudent för att genomföra intervjuer och enkäter i Kristianstad Vattenrike. För mer information, följ länkarna nedan eller kontakta Lovisa Nilsson på [email protected].

http://www.zalf.de/en/karriere/nachwuchsfoerderung/themen/Pages/default.aspx

Themen für Praktika bzw. Bachelor-, Master-, Diplom- und Doktorarbeiten

Last day to apply for this autumns course tomorrow 16th of April!
15/04/2018

Last day to apply for this autumns course tomorrow 16th of April!

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Now the link should be correct as well 😀! New PhD position on wild boar ecology available at Grimsö!
06/04/2018

Now the link should be correct as well 😀! New PhD position on wild boar ecology available at Grimsö!

SLU utvecklar kunskapen om de biologiska naturresurserna och människans förvaltning och hållbara nyttjande av dessa. Detta sker genom utbildning, forskning och miljöanalys i samverkan med det omgivande samhället.

29/08/2017

Open seminar about snow leopard ecology at Ultuna in Uppsala the 25th of September. The Grimsö researchers Örjan and Gustaf will present their research. You´re most welcome!

Minisymposium on snow leopard biology and conservation and the international effort to secure the future for this elusive cat often referred to as the ghost of the mountain.

28/07/2017

The course leader for 2017 is Jens Persson. For questions regarding the course, please email Jens at [email protected].

11/04/2016

REMINDER! ONLY FEW DAYS LEFT TO APPLY!

Don´t forget to apply to the Wildlife Biology course!
Last day for application is 15th of April! For details, see earlier post.

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Grimsö 152
Riddarhyttan
73091

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