The weather is, let's say, average for the installation of sensors, but the team manages 💪

Palaeo-peeps!

We would like to invite you to the Yorkshire Palaeo Group meeting on the 24th of April 2024 at the Department of Environment and Geography, University of York. All are welcome. Please register your interest here:
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#Paleoecology #archaeology

First MIRECLIM project field work in 2024 season done 💪🏻 we began our research on testate #amoebae in forested peatlands in Poland 🌲🔬First spot #BagnoMostki
Narodowe Centrum Nauki research grant 👩‍🔬

Come and join our amazing #PEATFLAMES team in Poznan, researching peatland palaeoecology in sites across Europe! 🌿🔥

🟧➡️ Exactly 70 years ago, on October 10th 1953, our Institute Institute of Geography & Spatial Organization PAS - the leading scientific institution in Polish geography, was established! Congratulations to all employees throughout its history & a lot of success in future! #geography

#fieldwork studying degeneration of #palsa in the #PEATFLAMES project in #Norway with Michał Słowiński and Harry Roberts from Past Landscape Dynamics Lab with Mariusz Lamentowicz and Katarzyna Marcisz from the UAM Poznań Narodowe Centrum Nauki

We continue #fieldwork in the #PEATFLAMES project in beautiful #Norway ! Michał Słowiński and Harry Roberts from Past Landscape Dynamics Lab with Mariusz Lamentowicz and Katarzyna Marcisz from the UAM Poznań collect peat cores here for further research as part of the OPUS project funded by the Narodowe Centrum Nauki 👨‍🔬🌍🔬

Heading up north w/ Mariusz Lamentowicz Michał Słowiński Harry Roberts & Piotrek to explore more #peatlands 🚙
UAM Poznań Życie Uniwersyteckie Narodowe Centrum Nauki

Beauty of Sphagnum ♥️ during the field camping in the #Norway with colleagues from NINA naturforskning and from the PEATFLAMES project Mariusz Lamentowicz Harry Roberts Katarzyna Marcisz 🔬🤩🔥Narodowe Centrum Nauki

„Peatland restoration and conservation – lessons from northern and central Europe” workshop started! #peat #restoration # #Norway #Poland ⁦Biodiversa+ (European Biodiversity Partnership)⁩ Michał Słowiński⁩ ⁦Katarzyna Marcisz⁩ ⁦Harry Roberts⁩ ⁦EEA and Norway Grants⁩ nina.no/Om-NINA/Aktuel…

Fist site in #Norway is sampled. The #peat profile is highly promising! Yesterday we started our #fieldwork with the fireball- a good sign of fire reconstruction perspectives 😉😌👍 Harry Roberts Michał Słowiński Katarzyna Marcisz

I have a talk this afternoon at #INQUARoma2023 in Session 28. Come check it out! CCRG - Catchments and Coasts Research Group Lincoln Palaeo Lab

Thanks to BOGS Meeting 2023 for a great couple days in Durham with Harry Roberts and the rest of the CCRG - Catchments and Coasts Research Group team. It was great meeting so many amazing researchers! See you all next year in Manchester!

Had a great time presenting my MRes research at #BOGS2023 with CCRG - Catchments and Coasts Research Group! Amazing discussions surrounding organic geochem (especially #peatlands ) 🌿🔥

Just arrived at wonderful Durham for #BOGS2023 with team from CCRG - Catchments and Coasts Research Group and Harry Roberts. Wonderful welcome with brass band performances 🎺

Dr Luke Andrews just talked about the results of our project #peatflames at EGU thank Narodowe Centrum Nauki UAM Poznań & Institute of Geography & Spatial Organization PAS Polska Akademia Nauk

First day of work in the #TatraMountains . Drilling in the Zielony Staw Gąsienicowy, collecting Holocene sediment cores for plant DNA analysis with the Institute of Botany PAS 🗻🌱

Had a great time as a part of Institute of Geography & Spatial Organization PAS for the 13th Paleolimnological Session at UKW Bydgoszcz!
My first in-person conference presenting the first two months of my PhD project focussing on defining tipping points of European peatlands under the global climate crisis

Thank you for everything over the last 5 years spanning my undergrad and Masters’, I’ve throughly enjoyed working with you all and I hope I can continue to in the future!

My dear friend Harry Roberts presenting part of his Masters thesis “Quantifying carbon composition in relation to environmental drivers in a temperate peat bog”. Well done! Lincoln Department of Geography PGR symposium.