Niclas Risvoll
Senior Advisor

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(+47) 901 54 042 niclas@salt.nu

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Niclas takes part in these projects

Dsolve - Biodegradable plastics for marine applications
Dsolve is a new centre for research-based innovation (SFI), headed by UiT – The artctic University of Norway. Our research
2020 —
SALT Trail 2.0
SALT Trail 2.0 is a feasibility project that explores how Earth Observation (SatEO) data can be used to monitor environmen
2026 —
Visitor Survey and Mapping in Øvre Dividal National Park
Øvre Dividal National Park is one of Norway’s largest continuous wilderness areas, featuring high ecological diversity, ri
2026 —
Visitor Strategy for Tranøyfjorden
SALT was commissioned to develop a visitor strategy for the geographic area of Tranøyfjorden in Senja municipality. The st
2024 — 2025
Jomfruland National Park Center
For hundreds of years, the majestic lighthouse on the island of Jomfruland has guided ships along the Telemark coast. Now,
2024 — 2024
Salmar Salmon Center, Molde
Knowledge sharing is at the core of SALT’s work, and we have extensive experience in developing exhibitions. In 2023, Salm
2022 — 2023
Deep-water coral reef exhibition
SALT is developing a deep-water coral reef exhibition at the Lofoten Aquarium, the first exhibition of its kind. 25% of al
2021 — 2023
Aquaculture installation at Nordland Science Centre
On behalf of Selsøyvik Havbruk, SALT was resposible for the development of an interactive aquaculture installation at the
2020 — 2021
Electric boat charging stations and network in Lofoten
A total of 8 electric boat chargers (22kW, Type 2) where installed in Svolvær and Henningsvær in 2021. These are the first
2021 — 2021
Blue responsibility
Blue responsibility (Blått Ansvar) is an education programme about marine litter, tailored to fishery and aquaculture stud
2020 — 2021
Havbruk 2020 - a digital aquaculture conference
On behalf of The Research Council of Norway, SALT hosted and facilitated the digital aquaculture conference Havbruk 2020.
2020 — 2020
The Hunt for Lofoten
The Hunt for Lofoten – you are Lofoten, but what is Lofoten to you? SALT has led the place identity project The Hunt for L
2017 — 2020