We have an exciting postdoc opportunity within the WildSoil team! 👀 Are you interested in environmental modelling and would like to get your hands dirty in modelling soil carbon in response to rewilding? Then check this 👇 out and join our team! 🦬🐃👩🏾💻 https://t.co/EGjuNRCMER
130 gas flux measurements and soil cores across 5 days in the strict reserve at Białowieża National Park.
Special thanks to @mriBialowieza and our colleagues there Marcin Churski and Dries Kuijper for all the help!
Looking forward to the many analyses awaiting us🌳🦬🌲
Having a great time at @QuebecRE3
conference on Reclaiming, Restoring and Rewilding. Had the pleasure of presenting a poster on early stage work of my PhD. Great to get the conversation going about how large herbivores may change GHG-fluxes and soil C & N pools. @wild_soil
Older hedgerows (>30y) contribute to long term soil organic carbon (SOC) storage 🌳🍃🍂
Our new article compared SOC (in POM + MAOM) under hedgerows and adjacent arable fields along a 70y chronosequence.
Article link:
https://t.co/VdxCmohoFF
#soil#carbon#agriculture
5 days
6 fieldwork fanatics
40 km traversed
175 soil GHG fluxes and topsoils sampled
@n_philipsen and @joanneokeeffe96 completed the first of 4 megacampaigns at Molslaboratoriet (@Naturhistorisk) with lots of help from @Jeep4byFour, @RiisSoil, @EcologyRoo and Heidi Larsen🌳
Went dung-hunting in MolsLab, Denmark this week to initiate investigations of GHG-hotspots in rewilded landscapes as part of @wild_soil. How long does dung persist as GHG moments and what are contributions to landscape-scale soil GHG fluxes? Thx to @Ming_YYUU helping out!
This morning one of our #WildSoil Ph.D. fellows, @n_philipsen, presented an outline of his project “Rewilding effects on soil GHG exchange” before colleagues in the Section for Forest, Nature, and Biomass at the University of Copenhagen🦬🌳 Things are moving, big plans ahead!