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NERC Reference : NE/Z504191/1

Predicting the functional resilience of tropical forests to extreme climate events through their above and below-ground functional composition

Grant Award

Principal Investigator:
Dr J Aguirre Gutierrez, University of Oxford, Geography - SoGE
Co-Investigator:
Professor YS Malhi, University of Oxford, Geography - SoGE
Co-Investigator:
Dr E Berenguer, Lancaster University, Lancaster Environment Centre
Co-Investigator:
Dr L M. Suz, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Ecosystem Stewardship
Science Area:
None
Overall Classification:
Unknown
ENRIs:
None
Science Topics:
None
Abstract:
Conservation implications: Our analyses can identify areas that are hotspots of potentially higher resilience to environmental change, thus informing conservation prioritisation. Educational Impact: This will take place by training PDRAs and students within this project on approaches to quantify forest resilience and functional composition. Educators can use the research outcomes to teach students about the intricate relationships within ecosystems and the practical applications of ecological research in real-world scenarios.
Period of Award:
1 Mar 2025 - 29 Feb 2028
Value:
£848,323
Authorised funds only
NERC Reference:
NE/Z504191/1
Grant Stage:
Awaiting Start Confirmation
Scheme:
Research Grants
Grant Status:
Accepted

This grant award has a total value of £848,323  

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FDAB - Financial Details (Award breakdown by headings)

Exception - EquipmentDI - Other CostsIndirect - Indirect CostsDA - InvestigatorsDI - StaffDA - Estate CostsDI - T&S
£50,000£93,997£342,123£17,223£258,969£56,598£29,412

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