Drammen, Viken, Norway
Why am I so passionate about WATER? Water is the lifeblood of our planet, intricately connecting diverse ecosystems and landscapes in a complex web of interdependencies. A holistic approach to water conservation is essential, as it recognises that protecting water resources means safeguarding both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. Such a systematic approach ensures the resilience of both natural environments and human communities in the face of growing environmental challenges. I’m interested in leveraging my unique blend of geospatial analysis, statistical modeling, and ecological expertise to provide innovative solutions in water related issues such as : - Water Resources Management and Restoration of Water Resources - Climate Resilience and Ecosystem-Based Adaptation - Nature Restoration and Holistic Basin/Watershed Land-use Management With experience from both research and consulting, I’m committed to bridging the gap between research and practical application. Let's connect to explore how we can work together to solve water challenges and build a more resilient, sustainable future!
Aquatic Ecology | Water Framework Directive | Water Monitoring Programs | Environmental Impact Assessments | Biodiversity Metrics/Nature Accounting | Project Management | Environmental Mitigation Measures and Action Plans
Ecofluent is committed to conserve and sustainably manage our water resources.
Researcher in the Geo-Ecology (GEco) research group mainly working on developing Nature in Norway (Natur i Norge, NiN), a mapping and classification system incorporating all nature in Norway.
Teaching landscape architecture students how to incorporate ecological principles into their landscape designs.
I was involved in a range of different projects (among others): * Developing a statistical model for the spatial distribution of kelp forest along the Norwegian coast * Testing and developing marine NiN (Nature in Norway), a classification system aiming at describing all nature in Norway