Matthew Robson
@canopysee.bsky.social
In the feature linked below, Angus I. Carpenter of University of Cumbria puts forward a strong case supporting our societal need for well-informed graduates to face current environmental challenges in forest science or conservation management.
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The need for upskilling in Forest Science and Conservation Management sectors
Climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution are increasingly acknowledged as a triple crisis threatening lives and livelihoods globally. As we continue to inflict unsustainable demands on our pla...
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October 28, 2025 at 7:03 PM
In the feature linked below, Angus I. Carpenter of University of Cumbria puts forward a strong case supporting our societal need for well-informed graduates to face current environmental challenges in forest science or conservation management.
www.countryside-jobs.com/article/the-...
www.countryside-jobs.com/article/the-...
Reposted by Matthew Robson
Count yourself an organisational wizard? 🧙
From archiving ecological data to equipment maintenance, this new volunteer role will support the admin required to look after the nearly 5,000 acres of hills, glens, woodland and moorland of #GlenFinglas 📊 🌳
More info at 👉 buff.ly/nCk7mHT
From archiving ecological data to equipment maintenance, this new volunteer role will support the admin required to look after the nearly 5,000 acres of hills, glens, woodland and moorland of #GlenFinglas 📊 🌳
More info at 👉 buff.ly/nCk7mHT
August 25, 2025 at 3:02 PM
Count yourself an organisational wizard? 🧙
From archiving ecological data to equipment maintenance, this new volunteer role will support the admin required to look after the nearly 5,000 acres of hills, glens, woodland and moorland of #GlenFinglas 📊 🌳
More info at 👉 buff.ly/nCk7mHT
From archiving ecological data to equipment maintenance, this new volunteer role will support the admin required to look after the nearly 5,000 acres of hills, glens, woodland and moorland of #GlenFinglas 📊 🌳
More info at 👉 buff.ly/nCk7mHT
We have a new publication from our photodegradation experiments in Japan: rdcu.be/d6G3b
Sunlight promotes aboveground carbon loss by producing polysaccharides from litter decomposition in a temperate forest
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January 18, 2025 at 4:26 PM
We have a new publication from our photodegradation experiments in Japan: rdcu.be/d6G3b