Faculty of Landscape and Society

Students concluded an inspiring project centered on the historic landscape park of Lysøen, a site deeply connected to the legacy of Norwegian violinist and composer Ole Bull.

Many were disappointed with the result at the climate summit COP29 on financing of climate measures. Leading climate researchers say it's not only emission reduction that is urgent, they warn that opp…

Understanding and preserving the cultural traditions of farming communities is a key factor in ensuring future food security in Ethiopia and beyond.

Researchers develop a new tool for the analysis of the sharing of mobility and spaces in buildings or communities in the city of Oslo.

Three years after the Taliban takeover, the international community continues to struggle to both understand and find ways to support the people of Afghanistan as they face increasing poverty, food in…

In conflict-affected countries, climate related development aid may inadvertently heighten tensions and further marginalize ethnic minority groups, according to new research from NMBU.

Why have indigenous people turned to gold mining in the Ecuadorian Amazon when they previously opposed it?

Doctorate: Trial lecture and thesis defence. On 13 September, Gard Frækaland Vangsnes (Faculty of Landscape and Society) will defend his thesis 'We are all miners: An ethnography of gold mining in the…

A podcast series exploring how current development strategies referred to as the green transformation affect people's ability to access the natural resources on which they rely.

The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) launches an international network to map and assess sustainability challenges in the Arctic region related to outer space development.