Video credit: Nicolas Barbier and James Ball (Project PhenObs)
Our work:
Human population growth and rising resource consumption are placing unprecedented pressure on natural ecosystems. Our group investigates how and why the world’s forests are changing, and we aim to use our research to guide and inform effective conservation policy.
Our research fits into four broad themes:
- Laser scanning forest carbon
- Forest Biodiversity
- How forest are responding to global change
- What types of interventions work in conservation?
Work with us:
We’re always excited to hear from motivated researchers and collaborators — please explore the information and get in touch.
- Prospective students
- Prospective postdocs
- Visitors
our location
We are a research group based at University of Cambridge in the UK. Being a part of the Conservation Research Institute, our offices are in David Attenborough Building at New Museum site; Being a part of Department of Plant Sciences, our wet labs are at Downing site.
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