Dept. of Ecology and Natural Resource Management
Welcome to INA
INA
The Department of Ecology and Natural Resource Management (INA) was established in the Autumn of 2003 and is an amalgamation of the Department of Biology and Nature Conservation and the Department of Forestry. The department’s remit includes fundamental biology and ecology, natural resource management and forest science.
 Welcome to INA Foto: Even Bratberg |
The Department of Ecology and Natural Resource Management is responsible for education, research and information within its remit.
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Board of the Department of Ecology and Natural Resource Management
Teaching at INA
Teaching at the department includes undergraduate (bachelor and master), postgraduate (PhD) and further education.
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Teaching committee (UU)
Courses 2006
Research at INA – multidisciplinary and exciting!
A central task and future possibility for INA is to draw together the diverse range of subject areas in multidisciplinary and cross topic activities, both in teaching and research.
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Research committee (FU)
An example of a research project that draw together the diverse range of subjects covered by INA is the project
“Land-use and Ecosystem function in Norwegian forest landscapes”.
In this 5-year project, which started in 2003, researchers from INA are collaborating with colleagues from the Department of Economics and Resource Management (IØR) at UMB, the University of Bergen, the Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU), the Swedish Agricultural University and the University of Minnesota.
Location
The department is currently located in two buildings on campus, Urbygningen and Sørhellinga. UMB is working actively with the reconstruction of Sørhellinga to prepare the building for the joint relocation of the whole department.
Map of campus
Updated: 03.05.07
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