个人简介
After working as a news journalist and editor for several years I returned to university to study for a PhD on wetland biogeochemistry; looking at maximising carbon sequestration in peatlands, geoengineering and climate change. I then helped establish a unique MSc on wetland science at Bangor University - which I now run alongside other teaching duties.
Course organiser:
MSc Wetland Science and Conservation
Module organiser and lecturer:
BSM 4131 - Wetland field course
BSM 4132 - Wetland Classes and Biodiversity
BSM 4133 - Wetland Hydrology and Biogeochemistry
BSM 4134 - Wetland Conservation and Management
Lecturer:
BSM 4135 - Wetland Ecosystem Services
BSX 3141 – Bio Enterprise and Employability
Offices Held
Employability Officer
Committees
SBS Board of Studies
SBS Teaching Committee
研究领域
My research covers all aspects of wetland science from wetland zoology to constructed farm wetlands (CFWs), and thawing peat-permafrost in the Arctic to decomposition in Floridian mangroves. I am particularly interested in factors which control carbon and nutrient cycling in wetlands; especially in-terms of how these can affect ecosystems, the wider environment and even our climate.
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Article: Constructed wetlands may lower inorganic nutrient inputs but enhance DOC loadings into a drinking water reservoir in North Wales
Article · Jun 2016 · Environmental Science and Pollution Research
C. Scholz T. G. Jones T. G. Jones +2 more authors... C. Freeman C. Freeman
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Article: Small changes in water levels and groundwater nutrients alter nitrogen and carbon processing in dune slack soils
Article · Aug 2016 · Soil Biology and Biochemistry
J. Rhymes J. Rhymes L. Jones L. Jones +2 more authors... N. Fenner N. Fenner
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Article: Is peat accumulation in mangrove swamps influenced by the “enzymic latch” mechanism?
Article · May 2016 · Wetlands Ecology and Management
Saraswati Saraswati Saraswati Saraswati Christian Dunn Christian Dunn
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