Scott davidson
Prof Scott Davidson
Professor under grant
Research interests
Carbon cycling in wetlands and peatlands
Understanding carbon cycle dynamics across a variety of wetland types including forested wetlands, peatlands and salt marsh
Community Science
Using community science initiatives to understand peatland and wetland change
Disturbance impacts on wetland ecosystem functioning
Understanding how wetland ecosystems function under the influence of disturbances such as wildfire or land-use change
CURRENT LAB MEMBERS
Emma Duley
PhD candidate
Understanding ecosystem dynamics in peat-forming temperate wet woodlands
University of Plymouth
CO-Supervised students
Crystal Ahiable
PhD Candidate
Understanding the future of wet woodlands as carbon-dense ecosystems
Co-supervised with
Dr Alice Milner (RHUL)
Emily Simpson
PhD Candidate
Beavers and climate change mitigation in freshwater systems
co-supervised with
Dr Alan Law (University of Stirling)
Izadora Kervin
PhD Candidate
Developing capacity in ex situ conservation for threatened bryophytes
Co-supervised with Dr Jenny Rowntree (University of Plymouth)
Dylan Oliver
PhD candidate
Maximising ecosystem service provision from wet woodlands for policy and practice
Co-supervised with
Dr Alice Milner (RHUL)
Frédérique Turmel
MSc candidate
Carbon stocks and fluxes of the Barachois de Malbaie salt marsh in Gaspésie, Eastern Canada
co-supervised with Michelle Garneau (UQAM)
Justin Yu
MsC Candidate
Building a baseline of carbon stocks in boreal swamps
Co-supervised with Prof. Maria Strack (University of Waterloo)
Elly Longley
MsC candidate
Carbon fluxes from intact and disturbed alpine peatlands (wildfire) across the Bogong High Plains, Australia
co-supervised with Dr Aleicia Holland La Trobe University )