Emil Broman,^* Kjell Wallin,^** Margareta Stéen,^*** Göran Cederlund<sup>****


*</sup>Emil Broman has an MSc in biology. He started PhD studies in applied environmental science in 1996. His research is about environmental influences on moose behavior and population dynamics. His address: Department of Applied Environmental Science, Göteborg University, Box 464, SE-405 30 Göteborg, Sweden. emil.broman@miljo.gu.se
^**Kjell Wallin obtained his PhD degree in evolutionary ecology in 1988 at the Department of Zoology, University of Göteborg. Thereafter he became engaged in moose and forestry research at the Department of Animal Ecology at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Umeå. This work is now continues at the University of Göteborg. His address: Department of Applied Environmental Science, Göteborg University, Box 464, SE-405 30 Göteborg, Sweden. kjell.wallin@miljo.gu.se
^***Margareta Stéen is a veterinary medicine doctor (VMD), and has a PhD in wildlife parasitology/pathology and is assoc. prof. in wildlife medicine, specializing on cervids. She is today Head of veterinary service and food control at the County Administrative Board of Gävleborg. Her address: County Administrative Board of Gävleborg, SE-801 70 Gävle, Sweden. margareta.steen@x.lst.se
^****Göran Cederlund has a PhD and is assoc. prof. in wildlife ecology at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. His main research is on population ecology in cervids. Today, he runs a company, with special focus on consulting in wildlife management issues. His address: Pl. 5260, SE-711 98 Riddarhyttan, Sweden. vilt@telia.com