Monitoring

Erik Framstad

Main scientific experience covers population and habitat ecology of small mammals in boreal forests and mountain ecosystems. Applied research and consultancy work includes studies and assessments of boreal forest ecology, protected areas, ecological effects of agriculture and forestry on species and ecosystems, environmental impact assessments of infrastructure development projects, as well as assessments, indicators and monitoring of terrestrial biodiversity.

Main administrative experience covers management of NINA's research department in Oslo over > 25 yrs, as well as coordination of terrestrial ecosystem monitoring and major research projects and programmes on boreal forests or cultural landscapes.

Jonas Kindberg

Ann Kristin Schartau

Major practical experiences cover project management concerning research and monitoring in freshwater (rivers and lakes) and in marine environments (estuarine and coastal waters). Specialization on freshwater biodiversity and water quality. Project leader for several national projects on implementation of the EC Water Framework Directive in Norway: Design of a National Monitoring Network for Reference Sites, Design of a National Network for Surveillance monitoring in freshwaters, Evaluation of methods for monitoring and assessment of freshwaters c.f. the WFD. Experience from international work on standardization of biological methods, and different aspects related to the implementation of the ECC’s Water Framework Directive.

Marianne Evju

plant ecology, monitoring of biodiversity, nature types, demography and population dynamics, plant-herbivore interactions

Thomas Correll Jensen

Freshwater ecology, freshwater invertebrates, zooplankton, growth and respiration of zooplankton, arctic ecology, freshwater monitoring, Water Framework Directive, biological indicators, invasive species,

Erling Johan Solberg

Major research experience includes: Research in population ecology of cervids (moose, roe deer, red deer and reindeer), particularly related to management topics. Research in population dynamics of fragmented populations of house sparrows, in relation to current conservation biological problems.

Tycho Anker-Nilssen

• Population biologists with expertise in seabird ecology, including
• Time-series studies of demography, feeding ecology, trophic interactions and other climate-related responses of seabirds since 1981.
• National mapping and monitoring of seabird distribution and population trends.
• Studies of seabird movements (using satellite transmitters and loggers), morphometry and population origin.
• Environmental impact assessments and vulnerability modelling, e.g. related to seabirds and offshore oil exploration.
• Well experienced with respect to electronic data processing and statistical analyses.
• Scientific supervisor for a number of MSc students and some experience as a university lecturer and examiner.
• Long experience in administration and science managing at the project, programme and department levels, and administrative head of NINA's field station in Røst.

Annika Hofgaard

Vegetation ecology; Boreal and sub-arctic ecosystems; Climate impacts; Climate-vegetation-animal interactions; Natural forest dynamics; Treeline dymanics; Biodiversity; Permafrost change

Jon Hamner Magerøy

Signe Christensen-Dalsgaard

Svein-Håkon Lorentsen

• Research scientist focusing on seabirds and coastal seals in marine and polar environments. 
• Main research topics; population ecology, demography and reproductive biology, diet, food searching behaviour, behaviour and migration using dataloggers (GPS, GLS, TDR and satelite-transmitters) 
• Great experience with field work under challenging conditions (Antarctica, the Norwegian coast at all times of the year). 
• Impact assessments, seabirds and offshore oil and wind development, effects of kelp harvesting and disturbance from boats on seabirds.
• Supervisor of master- and PhD-students and opponent on PhD-thesis.
• In charge of the Norwegian monitoring programme for seabirds
• Administrative experience from leadership of several projects and as assistant research director and research director. 

Mari Jokerud

Biodiversity, pollution ecology, climate change, cultural landscapes, mountains, mires, bogs, mosses, plants, plant ecology, vegetation ecology, vegetation monitoring, natural habitat mapping according to NiN, statistical analyses.

Zander Venter

Remote sensing (satellite and aerial), vegetation ecology, ecosystem services, pollution, GIS

Signe Nybø

• Project management
• Ecosystem condition and ecosystem accounting
• Ecosystem Services
• Nature Index of Norway http://www.naturindeks.no/
• Radioecology
• Restoring nature
• Sustainable development with the focus on biodiversity
• Synthesis

Brett K. Sandercock

Anders Lyngstad

Thomas Kvalnes

• Ornitology, birds
• Species determination birds
• Ecology
• Evolutionary biology
• Conservation biology
• Life history theory
• Demography
• Eco-evolutionary dynamics
• Population dynamics
• Population ecology
• Population genetics
• Quantitative genetics
• Statistical modeling
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Nina Dehnhard

• seabird ecologist with experience in the tropics, the southern hemisphere including Antarctica and in the North Atlantic
• has worked with a range of different species: boobies, tropicbirds, penguins, petrels, shags, guillemots, puffins
• fieldwork experience in partly remote and challenging environments (Christmas Island, Antarctica, Falkland/Malvinas Islands, Iceland, Norway)
• familar with a broad range of fieldwork methods: 
  • bird counts and population monitoring
  • marking birds with metal & colour rings as well as PITs
  • deployments of GPS, GLS, TDR and video cameras
• various types of data analyses and statistical modelling
  • linear mixed models with random slopes and random interceps
  • generalized additive mixed models
  • habitat suitability modelling and predicting of suitable foraging habitat
  • survival- and population-modelling
• supervisor of several Master-students
• in charge of the monitoring of plastic in fulmar stomachs for OSPAR in Norway