C9 Management scenarios

Why is brown bear removal a necessary measure for bear conservation in Slovenia?

Slovenia is considered as a country with efficient conservation and management system of its brown bear population. Beside being in favourable conservation status, Slovenian conflict prevention measures appear to be very efficient, too. Also removal from the population is thoroughly planned and based on scientific and expert knowledge. Despite that researchers and managers agree on […]
7 / 2 / 2019
Bear mortality, C5 Population surveillance, C9 Management scenarios, Conflict mitigation, LIFE DINALP BEAR, Management plans, Population monitoring, Public attitudes

Job opening

We are looking for a researcher – bioinformatics (with relation to Genetics, Ecology and Wildlife Conservation) University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty, Dpt. of Biology, Animal Ecology Research Group Application Deadline: 7 May 2018, or until the position is filled A full time post-doc or doctorate researcher position is available at Dpt. for Biology, Animal Ecology Research […]
26 / 4 / 2018
Activities, C, C5 Population surveillance, C9 Management scenarios, F, F1 Project coordination, LIFE DINALP BEAR, News, Population monitoring

Two post-doc positions available in Slovenia

Two postdoc positions within the projects “LIFE DINALP BEAR” and “Development of a multi­method approach to study wildlife behaviour: investigating human­ bear conflicts in contrasting landscapes of Europe” are available at Forestry Department, Biotechnical Faculty, University of Ljubljana until July 2019, with possible extension. Topics: Adaptive behaviour of brown bears in contrasting landscapes of Europe […]
20 / 2 / 2018
A3 Spatial connectivity, Bear mortality, C5 Population surveillance, C9 Management scenarios, LIFE DINALP BEAR, Management plans, Population monitoring

Two post-doc / PhD positions available in Slovenia

Two postdoc (alternatively PhD) positions within the projects “LIFE DINALP BEAR” and “Development of a multi­method approach to study wildlife behaviour: investigating human­bear conflicts in contrasting landscapes of Europe” are available at Forestry Department, Biotechnical Faculty, University of Ljubljana for 2.5 years with possible extension. Topics: Adaptive behaviour of brown bears in contrasting landscapes of […]
7 / 4 / 2017
A3 Spatial connectivity, Activities, C5 Population surveillance, C9 Management scenarios, LIFE DINALP BEAR, News