Study: African forests hold more carbon than we thought
African tropical mountain forests are not only carbon-rich: they are also rich in biodiversity. Image: Unsplash/ Robin Canfield
Phil Platts
Research Fellow, University of York
Martin Sullivan
Lecturer in Statistical Ecology, Manchester Metropolitan University
Aida Cuní Sanchez
Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of York
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