
Boyacá’s Páramo Plants for Life
Assessing the impact of climate change on important plants for the ecosystem services of the páramos of Boyacá, one of 32 regions in Colombia.
Plants for LifeThe Spatial Analysis and Data Science team researches and develops geospatial techniques on biodiversity for conservation and to improve people’s livelihoods.
Below are some examples of our activities:
Below are some examples of our activities:
Senior research leader
Dr Justin Moat
Research fellow
Dr Samuel Pironon
Research Leader
Dr Carolina Tovar
Research assistant
Ian Ondo
Senior spatial analyst
Jenny Williams
Spatial analyst
Tim Wilkinson
Visiting researchers
Susana Baena
Buntaro Kusumoto
HRAs
Oliver Whaley
PhD Students
Amanda Cooper
Nicola Kühn
Zeren Yang
Interns
Mathilda Digby
Ruben Douglas
Assessing the impact of climate change on important plants for the ecosystem services of the páramos of Boyacá, one of 32 regions in Colombia.
Plants for LifeTo provide a climate-resilient strategy for coffee production in Ethiopia.
Climate resilient coffee economyGeoCAT is a web tool that harnesses primary biological data for semi-automated IUCN Red List assessment and analysis.
GeoCATAccelerating the identification of plants threatened with extinction.
Plant Assessment UnitPreserving biodiversity and improving livelihoods through the development of high quality coffee and climate resilient farming practices.
Biodiversity conservation and climate resilienceCrowd-sourcing data to develop a global map of biodiversity, carbon storage and other nature services.
Nature Map EarthUsing new remote sensing technologies and methodologies to support conservation and sustainable use of dry tropical forests in Brazil.
Remote sensingIdentifying Tropical Important Plant Areas (TIPAs) of Guinea-Conakry, West Africa.
TIPAs GuineaIdentifying and promoting the long-term conservation and sustainable management of Mozambique’s most important sites for plant diversity.
TIPAs Mozambique