The Leeds Ecosystem, Atmosphere and Forest (LEAF) centre at the University of Leeds brings together forest-related research and activities from across campus. LEAF links the University with external organisations, such as local authorities, charities, government departments and the media, ensuring that our research has a tangible and beneficial impact on the world’s forests and their communities.
By linking researchers across faculties, LEAF aims to strengthen existing collaborations and encourage new inter-departmental partnerships, establishing the University of Leeds as a leading national centre in forest research. LEAF hosts regular events and maintains an active online presence, providing researchers with opportunities to disseminate the findings of their work.
A team of researchers at the University of Leeds have been looking at the future role for UK public parks....
A new review from the Leeds Social Sciences Institute analysed the collaborative work between the University and Leeds City Council...
Vegetation and peat fires in Equatorial Asia caused over 100,000 premature deaths between 2004 and 2015, finds new study from...
As part of the ongoing Leeds4Trees collaboration between LEAF, the United Bank of Carbon and Leeds City Council, we have been exploring...
Ever wondered what benefits trees provide to the city? Seen the recent University of Leeds Campus I-Tree report and want to...
This webinar is part of the Great Debate series at the virtual European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2020. Several recent...
The Future Prospects of Public Parks Dr Anna Barker will discuss research undertaken on the future prospects of public parks,...