New paper: The food of life: which nectar do mosquitoes feed on? The latest training workshop brought together national partners from countries across sub-Saharan Africa. For the first time, …

Determining rare minerals in soils using remote sensing. Monitoring the impact of ozone in forests. Evidence-informed management of UK forestry. Mosquito surveillance using acoustic signatures of different mosquito species. Global pollen data collection.

This repository builds a thalloo static site for visualising systematic map / review datasets.

Evidence-based maps and systematic maps produced by the University of Oxford's Long-Term Ecology Laboratory.

Below is a complete list of all the research projects that the Oxford Long-term Ecology Lab is involved in. Our research covers Long Term Ecology, Resource Stewardship Technologies, and Biodiversity and Conservation. Research Category Biodiversity & Conservation Long-Term Ecology Resource Stewardship Technologies Ongoing Previous

LEFT is an internet-based decision support tool for evaluating the pattern of relative ecological value across a landscape. Such knowledge can help minimise environmental impact when planning development on that landscape.

Oxford Long-Term Ecology Lab has 4 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

A simple, static framework for visualising geo-temporal datasets - oxlel/evidencemaps_archive

Evidence map of studies from temperate oceanic climates (Köppen–Geiger climate classification Cfb) that quantify the impact on soil organic carbon and crop yield of reducing tillage intensity, adopting cover crops, or integrating leys into arable sys more... Show references.

What ecosystem services are provided by rewilding? How does changing ozone exposure affect plant health?