Dr. Martin Evans

Biography

Martin Evans is a Professor of Geomorphology at the University of Manchester, where he also serves as Vice Dean and Head of School in the School of Environment, Education and Development. With over 20 years of experience, his research focuses on upland peatlands, examining the impacts of erosion and restoration on water, carbon, and pollutant fluxes. He has published extensively in the fields of peatland geomorphology and ecosystem services, and has been involved in significant research projects related to the impact of peatland restoration on flood risk, carbon cycling, and terrestrial carbon roles. Evans holds a Leverhulme fellowship on geomorphology and has contributed to various academic governance roles, including as an editor for Geography Review and as chair for multiple committees related to geography education. His extensive network includes partnerships with policymakers and practitioners to promote the importance of geography and enhance educational content at A-level.

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