Will Data Sharing Underpin The Future Of Sustainability? As techUK's #GeospatialData campaign week continues Carly Morris Geovation discusses sustainability, reducing emissions and eliminating waste: bit.ly/3sFGXg7 #GeospatialFuture

Welcoming Crystal Ahiable to the Wet Woodlands Research Network network and RHULGeography as a new #peatland PhD researcher. First supervision meeting with Andy Baird @emilyrlines Mark Lee discussing exciting #peat research plans for next 3+ years! #PeatTwitter

Thermals on, wellies & tool kit packed. Hot flask at the ready. It can only be one thing: fieldwork with the Wet Woodlands Research Network team at Wheatfen Nature Reserve this week for Crystal Ahiable and Adam Noach PhD research with @emilyrlines Mark Lee @WoodlandTrust

It was drone day today at Wheatfen Nature Reserve getting important LiDAR data of the #wetwoodland. And an almost all-female team, with @emilyrlines leading us, which was fitting for #InternationalWomensDay!

Thanks to @WoodlandTrust for highlighting and supporting our #wetwoodlands research for #BSW23. Once we’ve dried out, we’ll be planning our next trip to collect more data on these fascinating ecosystems! Wheatfen Nature Reserve Wet Woodlands Research Network

Senior lecturer Alice Milner from RHULGeography has been collaborating with the @WoodlandTrust on a wet woodland conservation project alongside PhD student Crystal Ahiable find out more through the thread ⬇️#BritishScienceWeek

Lovely day today Wheatfen Nature Reserve with Crystal Ahiable and Alice Milner installing minirhizotron tubes for measuring belowground root production. #peatland #carbon

We’re at Wheatfen Nature Reserve taking #peat cores to understand what’s beneath the #wetwoodlands. Good mood all round after a challenging but successful coring session! The cores will be analysed in RHULGeography labs by UG student Anna & Crystal Ahiable over the coming months.

Earlier this week at University of Exeter TroPeaCC peat symposium. It was exciting to meet fellow peat researchers and to hear about all the amazing work being done.

Did someone say pioneer👂🏾? Yes, that’s right. For the first time ever in the UK, I’m monitoring fine root production Wheatfen Nature Reserve Wet Woodlands Research Network using the minirhizotron technique, first adapted for mangroves in Vietnam and then in CongoPeat. Keen to see what insights the data gives.

This year the theme for our annual PGR Forum ‘Challenging the Status Quo’ gathered a range of speakers who demonstrated how their work is challenging normative ideas or theories within & outside of their field. A big thank you to the organisers #RHULGeogPostgrad #RHULGeogResearch

To me, #InspireInclusion means pursuing my passions and breaking barriers in my field, while also encouraging other women with similar interests to fearlessly pursue their dreams. Happy international women’s day to all trailblazers pursuing excellence despite societal norms🥂❤️✨

Excited to share our new paper on the #forgottenforests! Discover how temperate #wetwoodlands can be used as #nbs to help mitigate climate change and promote biodiversity🌳🌿. #peatlands #climateaction #ecology

Another interesting milestone! We’ve collected our first set of CH4 and CO2 flux data at the Wheatfen site in Norfolk using LI-COR’s cutting-edge soil gas flux survey systems. The initial data reveals fascinating dynamics and we’re excited to see what new findings it unfolds.