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Kirby

@kirby_robinson_

PhD student researching the Organic Geochemistry of Congo peatlands 🌍@uniofleicester

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Prof Sue Page #WeAreTheUniversity 💙💚 (@suesep5) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy #WorldPeatlandDay ! From the tropics to the high latitudes peatlands are one of the most important natural carbon capture and storage systems on our planet.

Happy #WorldPeatlandDay ! From the tropics to the high latitudes peatlands are one of the most important natural carbon capture and storage systems on our planet.
Geography at Leeds (@sogleeds) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"In the Congo Basin, scientists don't know if there's a tipping point because we do not yet have the data," said Simon Lewis. The Congo Basin Science Initiative launched at Summit of the Three Basins last month to learn about and protect the vital ecosystem. More: environment.leeds.ac.uk/faculty/news/a…

Dr Scott J. Davidson (@scootjd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Myself + Nick Girkin have a letter in Science Magazine where we looked at all 195 nationally determined contributions following COP28 + found only 43 mention #peatlands explicitly.We highlight the importance of recognising them as natural climate solutions science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Myself + <a href="/NickGirkin/">Nick Girkin</a> have a letter in <a href="/ScienceMagazine/">Science Magazine</a> where we looked at all 195 nationally determined contributions following COP28 + found only 43 mention #peatlands explicitly.We highlight the importance of recognising them as natural climate solutions
science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
Kirby (@kirby_robinson_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Had a wonderful time presenting my recent work on CongoPeat at #EGU24 in BG3.18 thankyou to the convenors for such an insightful and exciting session! 🍃🌳

Had a wonderful time presenting my recent work on <a href="/CongoPeat/">CongoPeat</a> at #EGU24 in BG3.18 thankyou to the convenors for such an insightful and exciting session! 🍃🌳
Dr Maria B Mills (she / her) (@mariabmills) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our new paper in New Phytologist is out today! We investigated stem CO2 efflux along a logging gradient in Malaysian Borneo and show how it is driven by the different in investment strategies in logged and old-growth plots. Read here : nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/np…

UN Biodiversity (@unbiodiversity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wetlands are Earth’s kidneys, boosting biodiversity🦀, filtering water💧, storing carbon🫧, supporting livelihoods🏃‍♀️, and protecting against floods and storms🌪. Learn more about their vital role. via Government of Republic of the Philippines Environmental Management Bureau

Wetlands are Earth’s kidneys, boosting biodiversity🦀, filtering water💧, storing carbon🫧, supporting livelihoods🏃‍♀️, and protecting against floods and storms🌪. 

Learn more about their vital role.

via Government of Republic of the Philippines Environmental Management Bureau
University of Leicester (@uniofleicester) 's Twitter Profile Photo

News | Research to understand peatland policy ‘on the ground’ PhD student Zoe Lipkens is researching the adoption of peatland policies by landowners and managers. 👉 le.ac.uk/news/2024/nove… #CitizensOfChange #COP29 | Leicester Geography

Simon Lewis (@simonllewis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Interested in tropical peatlands? On 17-18 February, we have the first ever scientific conference on African peatlands, at the Royal Society in London. Free to attend+streamed online (w/ French subtitles). Register here: royalsociety.org/science-events…

University of Leicester (@uniofleicester) 's Twitter Profile Photo

News | King’s Birthday Honour recognises researcher’s dedication to saving peatlands 👉 le.ac.uk/news/2025/june… #CitizensOfChange

News | King’s Birthday Honour recognises researcher’s dedication to saving peatlands
 
👉 le.ac.uk/news/2025/june…
 
#CitizensOfChange
Geology at Leicester (@geologyleics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hannah's University of Leicester Research in Borneo is revealing how land-use change like deforestation for oil palm drains peatlands, releasing dissolved organic carbon into rivers & oceans. This overlooked part of the carbon cycle has global impacts on water quality & coral reefs

Hannah's <a href="/uniofleicester/">University of Leicester</a>  Research in Borneo is revealing how land-use change like deforestation for oil palm drains peatlands, releasing dissolved organic carbon into rivers &amp; oceans. This overlooked part of the carbon cycle has global impacts on water quality &amp; coral reefs
Geology at Leicester (@geologyleics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Kirby Robinson’s research University of Leicester focuses on the Congo peatlands - one of the planet’s most carbon-rich ecosystems. By studying how tropical peat forms, degrades, and responds to environmental change, Kirby is helping reveal and protect its long-term stability.

Kirby Robinson’s research <a href="/uniofleicester/">University of Leicester</a> focuses on the Congo peatlands - one of the planet’s most carbon-rich ecosystems. By studying how tropical peat forms, degrades, and responds to environmental change, Kirby is helping reveal and protect its long-term stability.