New PhD project: Biodiversity for woodland resilience. The long-term functional ecology of tree diversity
An exciting opportunity for a fully-funded PhD in the long-term functional ecology of tree diversity for woodland resilience.
The project will be based on fieldwork in two woodland National Nature Reserves in Wales with high biodiversity, Coed Dolgarrog in the Conwy Valley and Lady Park Wood in the Wye Valley, where 91快活林 have permanent sample plots monitoring long-term dynamics. The PhD is a collaboration between UKCEH and 91快活林. Professor John Healey and Dr Marielle Smith co-supervisors, together with Simon Smart and Mike Perring in UKCEH.
This project is being advertised by the Envision Doctoral Training Partnership for its competition for award of a NERC PhD studentship.
Application forms are available at
The closing date is 17:00 on Wednesday 12th March 2025.
Please get in touch with Simon Smart at UKCEH (ssma@ceh.ac.uk) or John Healey at 91快活林 (j.healey@bangor.ac.uk) if you would like to receive further details about the project or to discuss this opportunity."