Fieldwork Friday! Another positive few days in the field working on some of our Flux Towers out on the salt marsh for @ukceh.bsky.social Definitely a change in habitat from peat bogs to salt marsh! One of the big positives of the job that I get to see all these fantastic habitats

Friday Fieldwork! Back out on the bogs again this week, however this time it's for a different piece of work for @ukceh.bsky.social! This time was going out to change over monitoring cameras - some work I'm looking forward to start helping with :)

Last Friday's Fieldwork! First fieldwork of 2025 on the South Cumbrian peatlands! Interesting to see Hannah's moth recording; atmospheric chemistry; and water table work - plus how we can use the data for long term environmental management #fieldwork #scicomm #bogs #cumbria @ukceh.bsky.social

NEW! The latest UKCEH Land Cover Map, describing the UK land surface in 2024, is now available 🏞️ 🌳 See what broad habitats—ranging from broadleaved woodland and arable land to freshwater and urban areas— there are and where in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. #LandCover #LCM 🧵🧪 1/

UKCEH Land Cover Map 2024 is available in a variety of resolutions and formats. The raster (pixel) versions of the Land Cover Maps are available free for academic and other non-commercial use. Explore the map and download: catalogue.ceh.ac.uk/documents/5a... #LandCover #LCM 3/3

📊 ✨ We're delighted to introduce a new feature this year - a UK Land Cover Statistics data set providing country, county and (for England) regional level land cover statistics. Read more: www.ceh.ac.uk/news-and-med... 2/

Land Cover Map 2024 is available now! The latest in the series of @ukceh.bsky.social Land Cover Maps in raster and vector formats across spatial resolutions! This adds another year to our well established time series! Land Cover Map 2024 is available through @eidcdata.bsky.social

IALE conference in Edinburgh! A great week in Edinburgh for @landscapeecologyuk.bsky.social conference representing @ukceh.bsky.social; showing our poster on using Sentinel 1 data to predict water table depth on lowland peatlands Thank you @natreswales.bsky.social for your help with the project!

Ready for the International Association of Landscape Ecology Conference! Presenting on our Remote Sensing for Water Table Depth monitoring 😊 @ukceh.bsky.social @landscapeecologyuk.bsky.social #remotesensing #landscapeecology

The Countryside Surveys were early initiatives to monitor environmental change, connecting with the theme of our conference this year, "Monitoring Ecosystem Recovery at the Landscape Scale" www.landscape-ecology.uk/uk-conferenc...

New paper alert! Read about the process undertaken to safe-guard valuable data from the British Countryside Surveys, established by our late co-founder, Professor Robert (Bob) Bunce, in the 1970s, and complementary surveys in 1969 and the 1990s. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Check out the great work by @fionaseaton.bsky.social :D

Episode 4 is out now featuring Lauren Dueñas - an Archer and former Archery Club coach at the University of Florida. Lauren shares challenges of being a Student Archer: managing expectations, time management, and how parents can support their Archer when far apart. www.archeryparentpodcast.ca

Outside work I'm out and about for archery and open water swimming! Currently in a year of sporting events (Sept 2024 - Sept 2025), including representing Cumbria at Archery GB's National County Team Champs (Sept 2024); Kings of Archery in Eindhoven (Nov 2024); and Chillswim Coniston (June 2025)

First post with what I do for a living! @ukceh.bsky.social Land Cover Maps go back to 1990; telling us what’s on the ground for all of GB and Northern Ireland! Check our paper (link below) for production and validation methods; and future improvements essd.copernicus.org/articles/15/...