CongoPeat @ UN Climate Change Conference (COP26)
Catch up online on our our COP26 event Protecting the Congo peatlands for climate mitigation & adaptation. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWM37eVjKMM
CongoPeat Newsletter Issue 06 – November 2021
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Video: Exploring the Central Congo Basin Peatlands
Just released: video preview for our COP26 event Climb onboard with the CongoPeat expedition teams to see the unique value of the peatlands in the Republic of the Congo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Link to video: https://youtu.be/44mtN3IJ46U For more information, join our COP26 event and drinks reception. Read the COP26 briefing from …
Protecting the Congo Basin Peatlands to Safeguard Climate and Biodiversity
A COP26 briefing from the CongoPeat international team of scientists.
Video: CongoPeat at Peat-Fest 2021
At Peat-Fest on 29 May 2021, CongoPeat Early Career Researchers gave a video introduction to CongoPeat, the central Congo Basin peatlands and the ECRs behind the science.
Open for applications: CongoPeat Postdoctoral Research Associate / Fellow – Land Surface Modeller (deadline 8 June 2021)
The College of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Exeter, wishes to recruit either a Postdoctoral Research Associate or Fellow to participate in the CongoPeat project, led by the University of Leeds and involving a number of leading experts from the UK, Republic of Congo and Democratic Republic of Congo. CongoPeat is supported by a …
CongoPeat Newsletter Issue 05 – March 2021
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CongoPeat Newsletter Issue 04 – September 2020
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CongoPeat Newsletter Issue 03 – March / April 2020
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Palaeo expedition: understanding the history of the central Congo peatlands
Dr Donna Hawthorne (University of St Andrews) explains the interest of the palaeo team’s expedition to the north of the Republic of the Congo, as they work to understand the history of the central Congo peatlands.