Had a great day at the @envleeds.bsky.social graduation. Thanks to the support of my supervisors @peatbloke.bsky.social @geomorphmark.bsky.social and @duncanquincey.bsky.social. Excitedly I’ve already started a Research Fellow position in the school continuing my research!

I’m delighted to share that our new paper is now out in @natclimate.nature.com! Our long-term, monthly Antarctic-wide dataset of surface meltwater shows that the East Antarctic Ice Sheet is becoming increasingly prone to surface meltwater ponding.

Fully funded PhD opportunity Ecohydrological response of tropical peatlands to climate change and human impacts (QUADRAT DTP: Ecohydrological response of tropical peatlands to climate change and human impacts at Queen’s University Belfast on findaphd.com)

Time-lapse trail cameras… not just for wildlife! 📸 Chuffed to share this Tools of the Trade article in @natrevearthenv.bsky.social, highlighting how we can capture glacier calving to better understand rates and drivers of ice loss. 📖 rdcu.be/eaj20 @envleeds.bsky.social @yes-dtn.bsky.social

Huge congrats to PhD student @danielcolson.bsky.social who passed his viva (defence) today. Well done Dan! Thanks to the examiners, Angela Harris (Manchester) and Rich Grayson, and co-supervisors @geomorphmark.bsky.social and Duncan Quincey. A happy first post on Blue Sky 😁

Ice-marginal lakes across #Greenland- why do they matter?! 🇬🇱🧊 🌊 Our article in Geography introduces the importance of these chilly lakes and their impact on ice sheet change. Read on for an IML crash-course plus some cool classroom tips ❄️💻✏️ @joemallalieu.bsky.social shorturl.at/Z4jUh

What are the greenhouse gas emissions savings associated with paludiculture? As part of a DEFRA fellowship I had a go at trying to answer this question and create an emission factor for Paludiculture in the England! Thanks to all who contributed👇 www.paludiculture.org.uk/post/what-ar...

Some boreal peatlands are losing their characteristic pools – a concern for their unique ecosystems. Researchers in the School of Geography studied the long-term changes in the pools at Hammarmossen to understand why it's happening. Read more: environment.leeds.ac.uk/news/article...