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Martin is Professor of Geomorphology at the University of Manchester and Vice Dean and Head of School in the School of Environment, Education and Development. He has 20 years experience working on upland peatlands resarching the impact of erosion and restoration on water carbon and pollutant flux. Peatland carbon balance has been a particular focus. Much of this work has been undertaken in partnership with practitioners and policy makers. He has published extensively in these fields including books on peatland geomorphology and the impact of peatland restoration on ecosystem services. Recent research projects include work on the impact of peatland restoration in the uplands on downstream flood risk, analysis of carbon cycling in upland reservoir systems, and work on the transformation of particulate and organic carbon in river systems.
Martin has a wider interest in the role of geomorphological processes in the terrestrial carbon cycle. He has promoted this area of study through his work with British Society for Geomorphology and the European Geophysical Union. Recently he held a Leverhulme fellowship working on a project on integrating geomorphological understanding into conceptualisations of the terrestrial carbon cycle and a new book is forthcoming 'Geomorphology and the Carbon Cycle'. Martin also has significant interests in schools geography. he is an editor of Geography Review, the magazine for A-Level Geographers and chaired the ALCAB geography panel which advised government on the content of new Geography A levels. he has been very active speaking to groups of teachers and stakeholders to support the introduction of the new A Level content. Martin also works to promote geography as a discipline more widely through his role as Chair of the Conference of Heads of Geography in Higher Education.
Martin has a wider interest in the role of geomorphological processes in the terrestrial carbon cycle. He has promoted this area of study through his work with British Society for Geomorphology and the European Geophysical Union. Recently he held a Leverhulme fellowship working on a project on integrating geomorphological understanding into conceptualisations of the terrestrial carbon cycle and a new book is forthcoming 'Geomorphology and the Carbon Cycle'. Martin also has significant interests in schools geography. he is an editor of Geography Review, the magazine for A-Level Geographers and chaired the ALCAB geography panel which advised government on the content of new Geography A levels. he has been very active speaking to groups of teachers and stakeholders to support the introduction of the new A Level content. Martin also works to promote geography as a discipline more widely through his role as Chair of the Conference of Heads of Geography in Higher Education.
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Geomorphologypp.109271, (2024)
EARTH SURFACE PROCESSES AND LANDFORMSno. 1 (2024): 82-107
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MIRES AND PEATno. 02 (2023): 1-36
Emma Shuttleworth,Danielle Alderson,Tim Allott,Martin Evans,Jonathan Ritson, Dominic Hinchley, Beth Thomas,Tim Thom
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Martin Evans, Tim Allott,Emma Shuttleworth,Donald Edokpa,Tim Howson,David Milledge,Joseph Holden,Salim Goudarzi,Martin Kay, Joe Rees, Adam Johnston,Tom Spencer,
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Martin Evans,Tim Allott, David Brown,Donald Edokpa,Salim Goudarzi,Joseph Holden,Tim Howson, Adam Johnston,Martin Kay,David Milledge, Joe Rees,Emma Shuttleworth,
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