After working as a news journalist and editor for several years I returned to university to study for a PhD on wetland biogeochemistry; looking at maximising carbon sequestration in peatlands, geoengineering and climate change. I then helped establish a unique MSc on wetland science at Bangor University - which I now run alongside other teaching duties. Course organiser: MSc Wetland Science and Conservation Module organiser and lecturer: BSM 4131 - Wetland field course BSM 4132 - Wetland Classes and Biodiversity BSM 4133 - Wetland Hydrology and Biogeochemistry BSM 4134 - Wetland Conservation and Management Lecturer: BSM 4135 - Wetland Ecosystem Services BSX 3141 – Bio Enterprise and Employability Offices Held Employability Officer Committees SBS Board of Studies SBS Teaching Committee
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Article: Constructed wetlands may lower inorganic nutrient inputs but enhance DOC loadings into a drinking water reservoir in North Wales Article · Jun 2016 · Environmental Science and Pollution Research C. Scholz T. G. Jones T. G. Jones +2 more authors... C. Freeman C. Freeman Read 1Citation 29Reads Article: Small changes in water levels and groundwater nutrients alter nitrogen and carbon processing in dune slack soils Article · Aug 2016 · Soil Biology and Biochemistry J. Rhymes J. Rhymes L. Jones L. Jones +2 more authors... N. Fenner N. Fenner Read 0Citations 32Reads Article: Is peat accumulation in mangrove swamps influenced by the “enzymic latch” mechanism? Article · May 2016 · Wetlands Ecology and Management Saraswati Saraswati Saraswati Saraswati Christian Dunn Christian Dunn Read 0Citations 39Reads
