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• Government policy and targets insufficient to stem the tide of UK biodiversity loss
• Natural capital in the nation’s forests
• New randomised control trial of the smartphone Humbug acoustic monitoring system starting this week in Tanzania
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• New study mapping the potential extent of suitable habitats for the invading Asian malaria vector An. stephensi in Africa published today
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• New paper: The inadequacy of current carbon storage assessment methods for rewilding: A Knepp Estate case study
• MIM2024: Contributing to malaria control in Africa
• What ecosystem services are provided by rewilding?
• Humbug
• How does changing ozone exposure affect plant health?
• Hydromorphological, hydraulic and ecological effects of engineered log jams
• Developing a prioritisation strategy for species conservation in Wallacea
• Nature for health
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• Soil carbon and farm productivity implications of regenerative agriculture
• Vegetation response to climate change: a traits-based approach
• Plant-derived toxins and climate change
• Evidence based forestry & land use
• Paleo-progressive nitrogen limitation
• Marine local ecological footprinting tool (Marine LEFT)
• Mammal defaunation and trophic cascades in Ethiopia
• The Central American Isthmus: Ecological Dynamics of the Holocene
• The role of soil nutrients in Arctic greening
• Local ecological footprinting tool (LEFT)
• NaturEtrade
• Determining the impacts of climate change on British wildflowers
• The global pollen project
• Restoring native biological diversity in the Galápagos Islands
• Forest conservation in a changing world
• Impacts of climate change on small-holder agro-ecosystems in Ghana
• Rapid ecosystem service assessment technique (RESAT)
• On-farm conservation land management strategies for preserving ecosystem services in developing countries
• Ecosystem Service Evaluation Tool (EcoSET)
• Dr Jake Snaddon
• Linking soil management to ecosystem functions and services in oil palm plantings
• Past projects
• An investigation into the impact of vegetation on mental health in Birmingham
• The role of volatile organic compounds in physical and mental wellbeing outcomes
• Potential for collaboration with green health initiatives in Oxfordshire
• Resilience of tropical peat swamp forests
• Holocene tree-cover in Europe and implications for re-wilding strategies
• Impact of EU Agri-environment policies on ecosystem functioning
• Resilience of SE Asian Lowland Rainforest to climatic changes
• Disturbance regimes in Central African Rainforests
• Retrospectively evaluating the effectiveness of community based conservation projects in Madagascar
• 80,000 years of climate change and forest resilience in the Eastern Mediterranean
• Foraging behaviour of Bombus pomorum: extinct in the British Isles
• Optimising protected area networks in Europe
• Unravelling biofuel impacts on ecosystem services, human wellbeing and poverty alleviation in Sub-Saharan Africa
• Agro-economic and ecological impact of GM and non-GM cotton farming in India
• Long term biodiversity change of Canary Islands
• Postdoctoral research assistant in bioacoustic ecological monitoring
• Humbug II
• Floods & droughts: Environmental dynamics in the Zambezi valley
• Role of sacred sites in conservation
• BioSound
• Systemic integrated adaptation planning framework
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• Seeking postdoctoral researcher in nature and human health and wellbeing
• Potential for collaboration with green health initiatives in Oxfordshire
• Trialling hyperspectral detection of ozone stress in broadleaf UK forests, fieldwork 2023
• Exploring climate change and agriculture, a placement at the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew
• Evaluating the relative importance of VOCs on human wellbeing in urban greenspaces
• Francesco Pelizza successfully defends his D.Phil research
• Matt Jordan successfully defends his D.Phil research
• Utilising AI to optimise stacked ecosystem service benefits in England’s public forests
• Fieldwork collecting plant traits in Zambia and Kenya
• Developing a new methodology to identify and predict competition of local flora with ATSBs in Africa
• Understanding the role of local vegetation in mosquito feeding behaviour
• Film and panel discussion: SCOTLAND: The Big Picture
• New paper: A horizon scan of issues affecting UK forest management within 50 years
• Vector Atlas country case study meetings - Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire
• Professor Baroness Kathy Willis awarded an Honorary Doctor of Science by UEA
• New paper: 'Reflections of stress: Ozone damage in broadleaf saplings can be identified from hyperspectral leaf reflectance'
• New book: 'Good Nature: The New Science of How Nature Improves Our Health'
• Mahal Humberstone
• Humbug II: New research project starts
• Mosquito sounds used to represent malaria in new art installation at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History
• Research Assistant in Acoustic Data Collection and Analysis for Invasive Insect Species
• New paper: A High-resolution Soil Organic Carbon Map for Great Britain
• New post: PDRA to work on understanding the effect of plant biogenic volatile organic compounds