Joseph was a valued member of our team. They have since continued their professional journey. For their latest role and career updates, please visit their LinkedIn profile. Information about their LCNR work can be found below.
He started his PhD at the department of Environmental Biology at Leiden University in early 2024. His research focuses on understanding the temporal dynamics of the relationship between environmental heterogeneity and biodiversity.
Related Projects
An investigation into the impact of different measures of vegetation cover and characteristics in urban areas on mental health in Birmingham
This was a desk-based project using the exceptional tree-data and greenspace data sets from Birmingham City along with the Small Area Mental Health Index to determine which aspect of nature are associated with the most positive mental health outcomes.
The role of volatile organic compounds in physical and mental wellbeing outcomes
Determining the mechanism through which volatile organic compounds released by plants can influence our physical and mental wellbeing.
Related Outputs
Oxfordshire’s greenspace-deprived neighbourhoods
Coordinating author: Martha Crockatt This report explores Natural England’s Green Infrastructure data to identify neighbourhoods in Oxfordshire experiencing both socio-economic deprivation and poor provision of accessible greenspace, with a view to these neighbourhoods being prioritised in terms of planning, allocation of funding, and effort for improving quality and quantity of accessible greenspace. Contributors: Matt Witney […]
