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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.

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.

Drone technology helps to manage palm trees in the Peruvian Amazon

Researchers at Leeds are working with stakeholders to design technological solutions and extend the reach of conservation in the tropics.

Two people at a produce stall in Leeds Kirkgate Markets.

Social value research informs London regeneration plans

The research, which highlights the value of markets to local communities, supported a new report by London Assembly.

A high up image of a forest, running between two planes of savannah.

Exploring fractal patterns in African ecotones

Studying fractal patterns in ecotones – the boundaries between different types of vegetation – could show us how plants are responding to climate change.

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