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A group of students standing on the hill, planting and maintaining young trees

Engaging school pupils in practical conservation

Pupils from Millom School have been getting their hands dirty as part of a forestry restoration project in the Duddon Valley.

Close-up image of the Drypetes oliveri tree species showing its leaves and fruit

Rare, new species of giant tree in the Amazon named after Professor Oliver Phillips

Professor Phillips writes about the discovery of the 35-meter-tall giant ‘hiding in plain sight’ in the intact Amazon rainforest of southeastern Peru.

Food scientists in top 2% of researchers citated by Stanford University

Ten academics from the School of Food Science and Nutrition are within the small group of experts that make up the top 2% of global researchers cited by Stanford University.

Two students showing packets of food to a crowd around a table.

Masters students host fun nutrition fair

Last month, the School of Food Science and Nutrition had its inaugural Nutrition Health Fair with its Masters of Nutrition students.

An aerial view of a dense forest canopy shows an array of green treetops with various textures and shades. The thick foliage covers the entire scene, creating a continuous expanse of tropical trees and plants.

Forest science networks support space missions

ForestPlots.net, the global network of tropical forest scientists led by Leeds, is working with the European Space Agency (ESA) to verify its Biomass satellite mission.

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