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NIBIOs employees contribute to several hundred scientific articles and research reports every year. You can browse or search in our collection which contains references and links to these publications as well as other research and dissemination activities. The collection is continously updated with new and historical material.

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2023

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Niklas Jan Wickander Marit Jørgensen Peter Dörsch

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Marit Jørgensen

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F. Merga M. Ebrahim K. Mulatu Wuletawu Abera An Notenbaert Marit Jørgensen

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Marit Jørgensen

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Kathrine Torday Gulden

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Richard Helliwell Tommy Ruud Davide Bochicchio Anne Grete Kongsted Matthias Koesling Stig Milan Thamsborg Marina Spinu Marina Stukelj Atle Wibe

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Durairaj Karthick Rajan Kannan Mohan Jayakumar Rajarajeswaran Dharmaraj Divya Ragavendhar Kumar Sabariswaran Kandasamy Shubing Zhang Abirami Ramu Ganesan

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Laura Elina Jaakola Amos Samkumar Rajan Premkumar Katja Hannele Karppinen Inger Martinussen

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Marit Jørgensen Bimrew Asmare Shimelis Gizachew Raji Caroline Brophy

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Erlend Birkeland Nilsen Bjarne Olai Braastad Svein Dale Børre Kind Dervo Kyrre Linné Kausrud Lawrence Richard Kirkendall Martin Malmstrøm Cecilie Marie Mejdell Eli Knispel Rueness Paul Ragnar Berg Anders Bryn Katrine Eldegard Sonya Rita Geange Kjetil Hindar Anders Nielsen Brett Kevin Sandercock Eva Bonsak Thorstad Gaute Velle

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VKM has evaluated to what extent keeping of cats pose a risk to biodiversity in Norway. Risks were assessed separately for threats to biodiversity from direct predation, indirect (non-lethal) effects, competition with other wildlife and spread of infectious organisms. VKM also assessed the risk of reduced animal welfare related to the keeping of domestic cats, both for the cats and their prey. In addition, VKM has assessed a range of risk-reducing measures aimed at minimizing the risk for negative impacts on biodiversity and animal welfare. Overall, VKM find that the risk of negative impact on vulnerable birds and red-listed mammalian species are high under certain conditions. VKM also find that there is a considerable risk associated with increased spread of infectious organisms from cats to wildlife and other domestic species. Some of these infectious organisms may also infect humans. With respect to mitigation measures, VKM concludes that measures focused on limiting cats’ access to prey populations are likely to yield the most positive outcomes in terms of mitigating the adverse impact on biodiversity.

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Matthias Koesling

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Extending the FARMnor model (Flow Analysis and Resource Management for Norway) for sheep based on the guidelines from IPCC (2019) and Carbon Limits (2021). In the calultaions it is differentiated between lambs, sheep, ewes and rams and period in barn as well as grazing farm- and rangeland. In addition the possibility to include carbon sequestration due to grazing rangeland was added.