ECT has awarded its first small grant of the new calendar year to Andrew Hacket-Pain at the University of Liverpool, working in collaboration with John Healey and colleagues at Bangor University. The award is for consumables and travel costs for this year’s transect monitoring fieldwork at the Lady Park Wood long-term experiment in Gloucestershire. This award has been co-funded by our grants scheme partner charity Ramble Worldwide Outdoor Trust.
Read MoreECT has awarded a small grant to Elena Arrigoni at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew for equipment and consumables costs associated with maintaining treatments at the Thursley Common air pollution deposition long-term experiment in Surrey. This award has been co-funded with our partner charity Ramble Worldwide Outdoor Trust. Our Small Grants Scheme remains closed to new applications for the remainder of 2024.
Read MoreECT has awarded a maintenance grant to Alexander Armstrong and Sami Ullah at the University of Birmingham as a contribution to the costs of repairing essential soil gas-flux monitoring equipment at the 7-year-long BIFoR-FACE climate change experiment in Norbury, Staffordshire. This award has been co-funded with our partner charity Ramble Worldwide Outdoor Trust. Our Small Grants Scheme remains closed to new applications for the remainder of 2024.
Read MoreECT has awarded a maintenance grant to Nina Overtoom and Sylvia Toet at the University of York as a contribution to the costs of repairing and replacing essential research equipment at the 14-year-long Cors Fochno climate change experiment near Borth in mid-Wales. This award has been co-funded with our partner charity Ramble Worldwide Outdoor Trust.
Read MoreECT is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with the charity Ramble Worldwide Outdoor Trust who will be contributing co-funding to our Small Grants Scheme over the next 5 years. Trustees of Ramble Worldwide Outdoor Trust have a passion to conserve, protect and enhance the environment to enable greater access to the outdoors for all, which complements ECT’s network of ecological field experiments located in mostly remote rural locations.
Read MoreECT Company Number: 6652160, Charity Number: 1126122
This page last updated 25/3/25
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