Nature for student’s life: The impact of outdoor greenness on mental wellbeing and chronic absenteeism
Does greenness matter to student mental wellbeing and attendance
Towards a Whole-Plant Understanding of Nutrient Cycling in Tropical Forests and Savannas
From greening to wellbeing: Multi-scale analysis of green infrastructure and mental health at population level within the UK
A mixed methods investigation into how green infrastructure influences mental health across diverse communities and landscapes in the UK
Bridging Field Data and Vegetation Models: Forest Carbon Cycling Across Scales
Vegetation models have been used by many organisations (including the IPCC) to predict climate change on a global scale, but are these models getting the current ecosystem right?
eDNA, environmental knowledge and biodiversity governance
In what ways are novel environmental DNA techniques changing how environments are monitored, understood and governed?
Oxford Policy Engagement Fellowship: Developing a green infrastructure equity tool
A collaborative project with Plymouth City Council and the Woodland Trust to develop and trial a tool to identify neighbourhoods that are socioeconomically deprived and lack access to green space.
