Maldwyn J. Evans
Dr Maldwyn J. Evans is an ecologist and statistician with the Long-Term Ecology Group at The Australian National University. His work focuses on long-term ecological monitoring, statistical modelling, and conservation biology. He has contributed to several large-scale and long-running ecological experiments in Australia and internationally, examining how landscapes and biodiversity respond to environmental change.
Maldwyn J.'s articles (2 total)
Should we bring back native forest logging? The answer is a clear no
Native forest logging is economically costly, environmentally damaging and socially divisive, and should not be revived in Victoria or Western Australia or maintained in Tasmania, New South Wales and Queensland.
Are soil carbon schemes really working?
New research suggests rainfall and climate variability may play a larger role in soil carbon increases than land management, raising questions about carbon credit schemes.