October 2022
ECT at the 22nd World Congress of Soil Science in Glasgow By Jonathan Silvertown (University of Edinburgh)
May 2021
Every day I’m rustling: crushing leaves in the name of forest science By Adam Kiani (Birmingham Institute of Forest Research)
June 2020
Cattle grazing, pasture legumes & greenhouse gas emissions By Graham McAuliffe & Laura Cardenas (Rothamsted Research)
October 2018
Detecting vegetation change in the British uplands using LTEs By Prof Rob Marrs (Leverhulme Emeritus Research Fellow)
August 2017
Brignant stands the test of time By Dr Mariecia Fraser (Aberystwyth University)
February 2017
Upgrading the Lena Ward plots By Jessica Bays (Ecological Continuity Trust)
October 2022
Securing the future of monitoring data from the Somerford Mead long-term experiment By David Gowing (Open University)
April 2021
Remembering the life of Phil Grime (1935-2021) By Ken Thompson (University of Sheffield & ECT Trustee)
January 2020
Taking stock - the 2019 field season & four years of RainDrop By Laura McManus & Andy Hector
(University of Oxford)
October 2018
Moor House LTE pilot study on developing novel grazing bioindicators By Dr Althea Davies (University of St Andrews)
June 2017
A spoonful of drought makes the grassy biomass go down By Rowan Davis
December 2016
The ECT at the BES Annual meeting 2016: a Focus on Long-Term Drought Experiments By Professor Andy Hector (University of Oxford)
May 2023
Artificial Intelligence and Low-cost Sensors in Ecology: a Pollen Case Study at BIFoR-FACE By Sophie Mills (University of Birmingham).
February 2022
A perspective on soil science & this year’s World Congress in Glasgow By Sarah Garry (British Society of Soil Science)
January 2021
Grassland responses to elevated CO₂ under nutrient limitation By Chris Taylor & Luke England (University of Sheffield)
March 2019
ECT Ten Years On By Prof Jonathan Silvertown
(University of Edinburgh & ECT Trustee)
September 2017
Clocaenog receives new infrastructure By Dr Sabine Reinsch (UKCEH)
Bog research in Wales By Dr Richard Payne (University of York) [Photo: Cors Dyfi, credit: David Jones/Flick]
October 2016
RainDrop emerges from Upper Seeds By Jessica Bays (Ecological Continuity Trust)
May, 2016
What do Park Grass at 160 and Agatha Christie have in common? By Professor Jonathan Silvertown (University of Edinburgh)
March, 2016
Join us and help promote your research By Jessica Bays (Ecological Continuity Trust)
December 2015
Our winning student blog post By Katie Murray (Stirling University)
