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Restoring coastal ecosystems in the high Arctic
15. October 2024

Restoring coastal ecosystems in the high Arctic

Left as is this, coastal stretch in Longyearbyen is likely to be washed away by the waves in the foreseeable future. However, with simple measures the area can be transformed into a recreational site for the locals, a refuge for marine life and...
Modelling tool reveals causes of decline in great black-backs
17. September 2024

Modelling tool reveals causes of decline in great black-backs

By using a combination of different modelling techniques, researchers in SEAPOP have gained detailed insights into how environmental pollutants and climate change may affect the black-backed gull population on Hornøya, both directly and...
New comprehensive knowledge map of land use change effects – a guide to future research
13. August 2024

New comprehensive knowledge map of land use change effects – a guide to future research

Researchers have reviewed all existing literature on effects of land use change on biodiversity and ecosystem services in Norway. The results are presented as a knowledge map, a valuable tool for prioritizing future knowledge needs. 

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