Land use conflicts

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.

Ingunn Tombre

Geese, behavioural and population ecology, reproduction ecology, agricultural conflicts, goose hunting, effects of grazings, population monitoring, adaptive co-management processes, management plans, climate change effects, tundra ecology

Olav Strand

Bjørn Petter Kaltenborn

Key academic and project management qualifications:

• Social science research, particularly in the fields of protected areas, resource conflicts human-wildlife interactions, nature tourism, outdoor recreation, human dimensions of resource management, environmental preferences, human-environment interactions.
• Environment and development research
• Rapid response assessments
• Designing and conducting surveys, interviews, analysis of social science and integrated land use data.
• Protected areas, participatory planning, community involvement, conflict resolution
• Environmental impact assessments and monitoring, strategies and procedures for decision-making.
• Particular focus on environmentally and socially/culturally sensitive areas.
• Land use management and planning, procedures, techniques, policy, and implementation.
• Natural resources and recreation resources inventorying, mapping and analysis, including systems analysis.
• Project management (design, funding, planning and administration).
• Managing and leading research groups

Field experience and related skills:

• Extensive field experience in a range of environments through all seasons. Field work in arctic, mountain, northern forest, tropical, savannah and desert environments. Survival training, field logistics and navigation in remote regions. Experience with indigenous communities, local community relations and communication. Freelance photography and lecturing. Certified dog trainer (Norwegian Kennel Klub). Hunting instructor (NJFF).

Odd Inge Vistad

Studies of environmental perception. Recreational impacts, monitoring, carrying capacity, limits of acceptable change. Establishment and management of national parks. Outdoor recreation. Resource based tourism. Environmental Impact Assessment, and Evaluation. Access rights. Integrated resource management. Studies of local communities and local participation in planning processes. Studies of cultural landscapes and heritage.

John Odden

Ole-Gunnar Støen

Dagmar Hagen

Bram Van Moorter

• spatial ecology
• landscape connectivity & green infrastructures
• animal space use and movement ecology
• modeling:
  • socio-ecological systems
  • agent-based modeling
  • adaptive management
• psychology

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Manuela Panzacchi

movement ecology, spatial ecology, GPS data, habitat selection, ungulates, carnivores, human-wildlife conflicts, sustainable development, adaptive management, reindeer

Anna Nilsson

Behavioural ecology, birds, bird migration, ecology, phenology, teaching

Sigrid Engen

Frank Ole Hanssen

• Cartography, GIS and remote sensing
• Spatial modelling and analysis
• Tool development (ESRI ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online/Enterprise, Google Earth Engine)
• Cloud computing (Google Earth Engine)
• Project management and counseling 

Anders Lyngstad

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