
We study how fire, deforestation, drought, logging, and climate change shape tropical forests and savannas across Amazonia and Africa, from individual trees to entire biomes. Our research combines long-term forest plots, remote sensing, and ecosystem modelling to understand carbon stocks, nutrient cycling, and biodiversity resilience in the face of accelerating environmental change.
Professor Ted Feldpausch · Professor of Terrestrial Ecology and Global Change · University of Exeter

A fully funded NERC GW4+ PhD at Cardiff University, with Exeter, Bath and Florida, on how lightning ignites…

A fully funded NERC GW4+ PhD at the University of Exeter on how wildfire and charcoal change soil…

A PhD at the University of Exeter combining environmental sensing, microclimate modelling and machine learning to predict fine-scale…