Dr Tim Peters
Lecturer
Overview
I am a Lecturer in Woodland Management and member of the Forestry@Bangor teaching team. I am module organiser for the Woodland Conservation (DXX-2025) and Forestry Study Tour (DXX-2016) and assist with Forestry in the 21st Century (DXX-1003). My background was in arboriculture and horticulture. I moved to North Wales in 2011 to begin my forestry journey completing a BSc degree in Forestry. I then worked breifly for UKCEH before commencing a PhD in 2016 investigatng the role of plant microbe symbiosis on belowground cycling on carbon in temperate forests, particularly mycorrhizal fungi and nitrogen-fixing bacteria. My research interests include forest mycology, susyainable tree nursery production and heritage apples and orchards. I am also the Woodland Manager of Llyn Parc Mawr Community Woodland, part of Newborough Forest, Anglesey's largest woodland.
Teaching and Supervision
Module organiser for:
- DXX-2024 Woodland Conservation
- DXX-2016 Forestry Study Tour
Module contributor on:
- DXX-1003 Forestry in the 21st Century
- DXX-1006 Making Snowdonia
- DXX-3701 Research Project
- DDL-4204 Forest Ecosystems
- DXX-1007 Academic Tutorial
- DXX-3301 Forest Ecology
- DXX-4517 Forest Ecology and Resources
- DDL-4201 Social Issues in Forestry
- DDL-4202 Silviculture
- DDL-4205 Inventory, Assessment and Monitoring
- DDL-4536 Urban Forestry
- DDL-4999 MSc Dissertation
- DXX-1001 Ecosystem Function and Services
- DXX-2004 Silviculture and Inventory
Research outputs (1)
- Published
Top Five Alternative Conifer Tree Species in Great Britain: Main Report and Executive Summary
Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report