Graduate with a Masters in Biological Science from the University of Sheffield (High 2:1)
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Luke England retweeted
NEW RESEARCH
Elevated CO2 interacts with nutrient inputs to restructure plant communities in phosphorus-limited grasslands
📄 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… @Carbon_Chris95 @GarethPhoenix @fluxsoilsleaves @PPS_UoS @SoilEcolUoM @ECT_UK
Luke England retweeted
Science is essential to understanding the climate crisis. But, in practice, how do scientists actually study the effects of climate change? We asked bioscientists @Carbon_Chris95 and @JasmineRoha to show us what it’s like to be a climate change researcher: youtube.com/watch?v=mmdSacx0…
Luke England retweeted
Why can't we just pay landowners for 'producing' wildlife.
So for example if you have a nesting curlew on your land you get £1000, a corncrake £5000, a newt £12 etc?
Why don't we do that?
Luke England retweeted
Check out our presentation at #vEGU21 this Friday 15:30 - 17:00 (CEST) - biogeoscience session BG3.25
I'll be discussing our research integrating empirical and modelled carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus cycling in our long-term grassland experiment
Luke England retweeted
ICYMI: see ECT's latest blog on grassland responses to climate change (elevated CO2) authored by Chris Taylor
@sheffielduni - ecologicalcontinuitytrust.or… & linked to Wardlow Hay Cop long-term experiment @Carbon_Chris95 @GarethPhoenix @fluitans @thatali_ecol @kmaseyk #ecology #LTER
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The blog of our @ECT_UK funded fieldwork season from happier times last year - looking at plant community response to CO2 and nutrient limitation.
The data are already showing fascinating results so watch this space!
@LukeEngland98 @fluxsoilsleaves @GarethPhoenix @ACCE_DTP
Check out ECT's latest blog on grassland responses to climate change (elevated CO2), authored by Chris Taylor @sheffielduni - ecologicalcontinuitytrust.or… Linked to the Wardlow Hay Cop long-term experiment @Carbon_Chris95 @GarethPhoenix @fluitans @thatali_ecol @kmaseyk #ecology #LTER
Luke England retweeted
Thankfully we finished our field season before being hammered by the British summertime...
Thanks once again to the @ECT_UK for funding this work - I'm looking forward to getting stuck into our brand new #climatechange datasets
@LukeEngland98 @GarethPhoenix @fluxsoilsleaves
Luke England retweeted
We've been working hard behind the scenes and have some very exciting announcements to make in the next couple of weeks!! Watch this space and please continue to share ☺️ In the meantime, we thought it was about time we introduced ourselves!bio-diversefestival.org/abou…
ALT Photo collage of four women, each outdoors smiling at the camera.
Luke England retweeted
We're approaching the halfway mark of our @ECT_UK funded fieldwork season and so far we've proven to be a real hit with the locals.
#peakdistrict #ecology #phdchat
Luke England retweeted
Looking forward to getting stuck into a season of (socially-distanced) fieldwork thanks to the @ECT
We'll be looking at how grassland plant carbon and nitrogen content responds to elevated CO2 and nutrient manipulation
With @GarethPhoenix @fluxsoilsleaves and Luke England
ECT delighted to announce award of its 1st Small Grant of 2020 to Chris Taylor/Gareth Phoenix at Sheffield U for summer work at Wardlow Hay Cop LTE. Read more on our grants page here: ecologicalcontinuitytrust.or… @Carbon_Chris95 @BritishEcolSoc @sheffielduni #LTER #ecology #grassland
ALT Wardlow Hay Cop, Derbyshire
