Landscape and natural resource management

Presented at the seminar "Landscape approaches in practice", organised by SIANI and SIFI. 

Presented by Göran Ståhl at the seminar "Landscape Approaches in Practice", organised by SIANI and SIFI. 

Presented by Sten Nilsson at the seminar Landscape Approaches in Practice, organised by SIANI and SIFI. 

How much of India’s vast wasteland can be used for growing plants such as eucalyptus and Jatropha? As land demands have increased, the sustainable use of marginal lands has become increasingly important. In India about 47 million hectares, or 15 percent of the total geographical area, is classified as wastelands. 

Healthy and productive forests benefit us all, but what are the priorities of those directly managing Swedish forests? This brief presents a comparison of the preferences of key stakeholders regarding Swedish forest management and biodiversity protection. 

According to the analysis based on Planetary Boundaries theory, conventional agriculture is responsible for significant biodiversity loss, rising global CO2 emissions and excessive eutro

Presented by Prof. Sten Nilsson at the seminar Landscape Approaches in Practice organised by SIFI and SIANI in Umeå, Sweden on March 17 2015. 

Presented by Asst. Prof. Camilla Sandström at the seminar Landscape Approaches in Practice organised by SIFI and SIANI in Umeå, Sweden on March 17 2015. 

Presented by Prof. Anders Malmer at the seminar Landscape Approaches in Practice organised by SIFI and SIANI in Umeå, Sweden on March 17 2015.