Dr. Christine Moos

Applied research projects in the field of protective forests, natural hazards and climate change

Teaching in natural hazard and risk management and protective forest management

Supervision of Semester, Bachelor's and Master's theses

Christine Moos is a senior scientist and lecturer with a special focus in protective forests in mountains. She investigates how forests can be appropriately quantified and valued as a nature-based solution for natural hazard risk reduction. She thereby thrives for creating a basis for practical implementations in forest and natural hazard management. Furthermore, she teaches methods and principles for a sustainable and effective protective forest management to tomorrow’s forest engineers.

Bsc. Natural Hazard and Risk Management

Bsc. Protective Forest Management

Msc. Natural Hazard and Risk Management

Protective forests

Rockfall

Natural hazards risk

Climate change

Comittee member of the Swiss Forestry Association

FAN Fachleute für Naturgefahren

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