David Edwards

 University Professor, Department of Plant Sciences 

David Edwards studies the conservation of tropical forests and biodiversity, using intensive field study, remote sensing, global mapping, land-use modelling, and environmental economics to tackle key questions in tropical forest ecology and conservation, with a focus on issues of global policy significance. Learn more about David's research. 

 

Research Areas Biodiversity conservation  Forest ecology  Restoration Wildlife trade  Deforestation and degradation    Techniques Biodiversity sampling Carbon plots Global mapping  Environmental economics  Remote sensing    Areas for Collaboration Pan-tropical restoration 
Global wildlife trade 
     

 

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