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Philip Martin

Environmental decision-making is ideally informed by scientific evidence. I aim to aid this process by synthesising ecological evidence using methods such as systematic review, systematic mapping, and meta-analysis.

"Environmental decision-making is ideally informed by scientific evidence. I aim to aid this process by synthesising ecological evidence using methods such as systematic review, systematic mapping, and meta-analysis."

Position:
Postdoctoral Researcher
Main Research Field:
Evidence synthesis in applied ecology, with a focus on forests
BC3 Research Line:
3. Research Line Terrestrial Ecosystems,3.1. Research Group Ecological Processes
Contact information:
Email address: phil.martin@bc3research.org
Contact phone: +34 944 014 690
Scopus Author ID: 58907842000
ORCID ID: 0000-0002-5346-8868

I am an applied ecologist working to aid decision-making about how to manage ecosystems. I am particularly interested in using evidence synthesis to inform decisions relating to the management, restoration, and resilience of forests. My current work aims to synthesise the effects of disturbances related to climate change on soil biodiversity in forest ecosystems.

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Philip Martin