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11.04.2025

Nancy Burrell: The inadequacy of current carbon storage assessment methods for rewilding – The Applied Ecologist

Shortlisted for the Georgina Mace Prize 2024 Nancy Burrell gives an insight into her team's study investigating how carbon storage is measured and valued in rewilded landscapes. About the Research Overview Our research dives into a critical blind spot in carbon accounting—how we measure and value carbon storage in rewilded landscapes. While tree planting is…

The Applied Ecologist's blog

17.04.2025

Southwood Prize 2024: Winner announced for early career researcher award – The Applied Ecologist

Journal of Applied Ecology is happy to share that Agostina Torres is the winner of this year's Southwood Prize! This annual award is given to the best article in the journal by an author at the start of their career. This year, Agostina was selected by the Senior Editors amid an impressive shortlist of 10 articles. Winner: Agostina Torres…

The Applied Ecologist's blog

18.04.2025

Georgina Mace Prize 2024: Winner Announcement – The Applied Ecologist

Ecological Solutions and Evidence is thrilled to announce the winner of our annual Georgina Mace Prize! This award is given to an outstanding article published in the journal by an author at the start of their career. The winner was selected by our Senior Editors who had to choose from our list of highly impressive…

The Applied Ecologist's blog

25.04.2025

Field Diaries: A PhD Student’s Journey into Waterfowl Research – The Applied Ecologist

In our 'Field Diaries' series, The Applied Ecologist is sharing stories from a range of different fieldwork experiences. In this post, Cassidy Waldrep shares her story working with waterfowl across the Atlantic Flyway. In the waterfowl world, many biologists grow up with a love for ducks and geese, some having hunted since they could walk.…

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