Fisheries management is about safeguarding fish stocks in the seas around us. Nordic research is investigating how authorities can best regulate herring stocks to ensure sustainable fishing.
Home offices and activity-based workplaces are key features of the new working life. These solutions can provide greater freedom and a better balance between work and leisure, but they also present challenges for collaboration and the work environment, according to Nordic researchers.
Fish do not live in isolation but interact with other fish species and the marine environment. It is too narrow to look at only one fish stock at a time when setting catch quotas. New research takes a broader perspective and examines how we can ensure sustainable fishing in the Norwegian Sea.
LAUMA will characterize the multiple climate risks to boreal forests, explore their interactions and compound effects and finally identify the best management strategies and policy directions to enhance the climate resilience of forests.
The project is centered on developing decision-support tools tailored to a type of forest management planning called individual tree selection while balancing objectives of profitability and biodiversity.
