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 AreasBiodiversity conservation
Forest ecology
Restoration
Wildlife trade
Deforestation and degradation
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TechniquesBiodiversity sampling
Carbon plots
Global mapping
Environmental economics
Remote sensing
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Areas for CollaborationPan-tropical restoration
Global wildlife trade |
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