Prof Yadvinder Malhi. Fell Fund; 2015. |
Megafauna and ecosystem functions: measuring impacts of animals on nutrient dispersalDr Chris Doughty. Fell Fund; 2015. |
Can sugars be extracted from intact tropical forests to provide green liquid biofuel?Dr Chris Doughty. Financial support from the John Fell Fund, University of Oxford; 2014-2015. |
reptilr.org - A worldwide resource for reptile biogeographyDr Richard Grenyer. Financial support from the John Fell Fund, University of Oxford; 2014-2015. |
Bali - Biodiversity and Land-Use Impacts on Tropical Ecosystem FunctionProf. Yadvinder Malhi together with Plant Sciences, Oxford Financial support from the NERC; 2013-2015. |
Current policies and future scenarios for Asian elephant conservationMaan Barua. Financial support from the Elephant Family; 2013-2015. |
Dr Connie McDermott in collaboration with several partners. Financial support from the European Commission; 2011-2015. |
Dr Paula Harrison and Dr Pam Berry. Financial support from the European Commission; 2011-2015. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi in collaboration with multiple partners. Financial support from the European Commission; 2011-2014. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi in collaboration with multiple partners. Financial support from NERC; 2011-2014. |
Carbon monitoring through the SAFE project (Malaysia)Professor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from Rainforest Research SDN BHD; 2010-2015. |
Dr Paul Jepson in collaboration with multiple partners. Financial support from the European Commission; 2009-2014. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi in collaboration with multiple partners. Financial support from NERC; 2008-2014. |
Dr Thomas Thornton and Dr Connie McDermott. Financial support from the John Fell Fund, University of Oxford; 2012-2013. |
Variation of carbon allocation with rainfall, temperature and elevationProf. Yadvinder Malhi and Dr Toby Marthews. Financial support from the John Fell Fund, University of Oxford; 2012-2013. |
Large area effects of dry season and drought on the structure, composition and function of forests in the Western Amazon BasinProfessor Yadvinder Malhi in collaboration with the University of Leeds. Financial support from the Betty and Gordon Moore Foundation; 2011-2012. |
Climate change, deforestation and the future of African rainforestsProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from the Waterloo Foundation; 2011. |
Development of canopy observatory at Wytham Woods to monitor climate and understand long-term carbon balance of ancient semi-natural woodlandProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from Natural England; 2011. |
Pre-cursor to the Virtual Observatory InitiativeProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from CEH Oxford; 2011. |
Dr Pam Berry in collaboration with multiple research partners. Financial support from Countryside Council for Wales, Defra, ESRC, NERC; Northern Ireland Environment Agency, the Scottish Government and the Welsh Assembly Government; 2011. |
Understanding the implications of climate change for woodland biodiversity and community functioningDr Pam Berry. Financial support from the Forestry Commission, 2011. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from NERC; 2010-2013. |
Dr Paula Harrison with multiple research partners. Financial support from the European Commission; 2010-2013. |
CLIMATEGOV: Managing interactions between international agreements: dealing with diversity in global climate governanceDr Heike Schroeder. Financial support from the European Commission; 2010-2011. |
EMBEDS: Embedding biodiversity adaptation principlesDr Pam Berry. Financial support from Defra; 2010-2011. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi, Dr Constance McDermott and Dr Lauren Coad with multiple research partners. Financial support from NERC; 2010-2011. |
Dr Tom Thornton in collaboration with the University of Kent. Financial support from DFID, NERC and ESRC; 2010-2011. |
Valuing, implementing and evaluating payments for ecosystems services in rural West AfricaProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from NERC; 2010-2011. |
Dr Pam Berry in collaboration with the University of Nottingham. Financial support from Defra; 2010. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from NERC; 2009-2012. |
Diagnosis and decision-making criteria to attenuate the effect of global change on biodiversity in the Congo Basin forestsProfessor Kathy Willis. Financial support from NERC; 2009-2012. |
Andes carbon stocksProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from the Blue Moon Fund, Inc.; 2009-2010. |
Carbon sticks and flux in the Congo basinProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation; 2009-2010. |
Professor Kathy Willis. Financial support from NERC and John Fell Fund; 2009-2010. |
Impacts of climate change on Burham BeechesDr Pam Berry. Financial support from the City of London; 2009-2010. |
Dr Pam Berry in collaboration with HR Wallingford and Cranfield University. Financial support from Defra; 2009-2010. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi with multiple research partners. Financial support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation; 2008-2012. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi and Terhi Riutta in collaboration with the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology. Financial support from the Smithsonian Institution and HSBC Climate Partnership; 2008-2012. |
Professor Diana Liverman and Professor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from the Oxford Martin School / James Martin Institute; 2008-2011. |
Indigenous-State relations in Alaska and beyond: sustainable livelihoods, biocultural diversity and health since the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA)Dr Tom Thornton. Financial support from the National Science Foundation; 2008-2011. |
Interactions between climate, forests and land use in the Amazon basinProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation; 2008-2011. |
Quantifying the variation of woodland carbon dynamics and plant ecology in the upper Thames areaProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from the Earthwatch Institute (Europe); 2008-2011. |
A study on the potential role of soil organic carbon in the value of site and national REDD projectsProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from Conservation International Foundation; 2008-2009. |
Dr Pam Berry in collaboration with AEA and KBA. Financial support from AEA Technology Plc; 2008-2009. |
Mapping and quantifying post-fire carbon budget in AmazoniaDr Luiz Aragao. Financial support from NERC; 2008-2009. |
Separating soil respiration into autotrophic and hetertropic components in Peruvian montane rain forestProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from NERC; 2008-2009. |
Reconnaisance trip - Biomass and carbon stocks in the tropical forests of GabonProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from the World Wildlife Fund UK; 2008. |
Dr Kate Parr in collaboration with the University of Pretoria, Charles Darwin University and South African National Parks. Financial support from the Trapnell Fund, Rufford Small Grants Foundation, John Fell Fund and National Geographic Society; 2007-2010. |
Landscape in Western GhatsProfessor Kathy Willis and Dr Shonil Bhagwat. Financial support from the Leverhulme Trust; 2007-2010. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi and Professor Mark New in collaboration with the Universities of Edinburgh, St Andrews, San Antonio Abad and Wake Forest University. Financial support from NERC, Moore Foundation, Microsoft Research and the John Fell Fund; 2007-2009. |
ESA - BiomassProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from the European Space Agency; 2007-2009. |
SPARProfessor Rob Whittaker. Financial support from the European Commission; 2007-2008. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi and Professor Mark New with multiple research partners. Financial support from NERC; 2006-2011. |
Professor Kathy Willis. Financial support from NERC; 2005-2011. |
A detailed assessment of ecosystem carbon dynamics along an elevation transectProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from NERC; 2006-2009. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi in collaboration with multiple research partners. Financial support from NERC; 2006-2009. |
Quest LGM to presentProfessor Kathy Willis. Financial support from the NERC; 2006-2009. |
Dr Paula Harrison in collaboration with multiple research partners. Financial support from the European Commission; 2006-2009. |
Forest conservationProfessor Kathy Willis. Financial support from the European Commission; 2006-2008. |
Land degradation in TanzaniaProfessor Kathy Willis. Financial support from the AHRC, 2006-2008. |
Dr Pam Berry in collaboration with multiple partners. Financial support from the European Commission; 2006-2008. |
Assessing the impacts of the recent Amazonian droughtProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from NERC; 2006. |
Dr Paul Jepson and Dr Richard Ladle in collaboration with Burung Indonesia, Indonesian Bird Association and Nielsen Indonesia. Financial support from Darwin Initiative and the Dept. of Environment, Transport and the Regions; 2005-2008. |
Professor Kathy Willis and Dr Shonil Bhagwat. Financial support from the British Ecological Society; 2005-2006. |
Target monitoring of atmospheric pollution and climate change impacts on biodiversityDr Pam Berry. Financial support from the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology; 2005-2006. |
Vegetation history and reconstruction of prehistoric landscapes in north ChinaProfessor Kathy Willis. Financial support from the Royal Society; 2005-2006. |
Accelerated tree growth in Amazonia: ecological changes and environmental driversProfessor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from NERC; 2004-2008. |
Why do different Amazonian forests grow at different rates?Professor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from NERC; 2004-2008. |
Dr Pam Berry in collaboration with English Heritage and others. Financial support from the European Commission; 2004-2007. |
Professor Yadvinder Malhi. Financial support from the European Commission; 2004-2007. |
Dr Pam Berry in collaboration with the Northmoor Trust and Stockholm Environment Institute. Financial support from the Heritage Lottery Fund; 2004-2006. |
Professor Kathy Willis, Dr Terry Brncic and Dr Elinor Breman. Financial support from the Leverhulme Trust, Percy Sladen Memorial Fund, Clarendon Fund, CoForChange and British Ecological Society; 2003-2006. |
Dr Pam Berry and Dr Paula Harrison in collaboration with ADAS (Phase 1 only), British Trust for Ornithology (Phase 1 only), and CABI Bioscience (Phase 2 and 3). Financial support from English Nature and others; 1999-2006. |