Connecting and supporting early career researchers working in and around peatlands worldwide
The Peatland ECR Action Team is a network by wetland scientists for wetland scientists
We are the Peatland Early Career Researcher (ECR) Action Team (PEAT).
We welcome fellow early career researchers to connect with likeminded around the globe. Our mission is to connect and support students, post-docs, lecturers, scientists, and young professionals, practitioners, and professors for passing on experiences, sharing knowledge and wetland wisdom.
We offer a platform for exchange and networking, connecting peatland and wetland enthusiasts of all kind, origin, gender, and colour.
Yvet Telgenkamp, studying plant-microbe interactions in Northern Peatlands at Radboud University Nijmegen 
Cheristy Jones, studying terrestrial-aquatic linkages and C-cycling in the Arctic at Colorado College 
Alexis Stansfield from Lehigh University, working on modelling peat core hiatus causes using the Holocene Peat Model 
Romina Llanos studying paleoenvironmental and paleoclimatic reconstruction of Andean peatlands during the Holocene 
Jessica Turner studying the relationship between the partial pressure of CO2 in wetland surface waters and wetland CO2 fluxes 
María Fernanda Chiappero aiming to underst the mechanisms through which different biotic and abiotic factors determine soil C stocks of vegas, particular Andean wetlands, along an altitudinal gradient 
Alanna Bodo participates in a workshop on visual abstracts/infographics for her studies as dedicated peatland biometeorologist. 
Michelle Kalamandeen collaborates with indigenous communities to map the carbon stocks in the Hudson and James Bay Lowlands, Canada. 
Charuni Jayasekara studying Carbon dynamics of the Australian Alpine and Tropical peatlands. 
Dingha Babila working on improving governance for sustainable utilisation of peatlands in Cameroon.
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