Recent News

Review on dung beetle-mammal associations

Beth and Eleanor have just published a review paper on “Dung beetle–mammal associations: methods, research trends and future directions” in Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Lots of new, exciting avenues for further research!

Submit your research on fragmentation and connectivity to our Frontiers special issue

Matt Struebig is an editor on a Frontiers in Forests and Global Change special issue on Fragmentation and Connectivity in Tropical Forests. Deadline for submissions is the 27th March.

New policy directions article on riparian buffers in tropical agriculture

Check out our new Policy Directions article in Journal of Applied Ecology on the benefits of riparian buffers, knowledge gaps, scientific support, and directions for policy here. Funded by our Newton Project grant, and a collaboration between LOMBOK scientists, SEARRP, and the Department for Irrigation and Drainage.

Video Diaries

We have made a series of short video diaries about our work in the field.

Thanks to SEARRP, Nick Heard, and Sonny Royal for their humour, patience and expertise!

Click on the titles to learn more about what we are up to.

 

HMTF-LOMBOK intro: who are we and what are we all about

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GHG emissions from forests, oil palm, and riparian reserves

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Moth dispersal in riparian corridors

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Monitoring primate and mammal populations in modified landscapes

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Using leeches to monitor mammal populations: DNA from leech blood meals

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Dung beetle dispersal in riparian corridors

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The value of riparian reserves for birds in modified landscapes

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