Mr Jack Atkin-Willoughby
Feel free to reach out regarding any queries or potential collaborations to jct20rjf@bangor.ac.uk
Overview
My academic studies began with an undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Bristol. After graduating in 2018, I left the UK to live in western Canada for a number of years. During this time, I worked in several roles in the British Columbian rainforests, first as a surveyor, then tree planter, and finally as a grizzly bear guide and naturalist.
Returning to the U.K., my experience in the Canadian forests led me to undertake an MSc in Environmental Forestry from Â鶹´«Ã½¸ßÇå°æ (graduation 2022). After rediscovering my appreciation for forest research as a postgraduate student, I was accepted to the Envision doctoral training program, where my research focuses around improving our understanding of forest response to a changing climate, with my thesis titled ‘Restoring for a resilient future, restoration trajectories in the face of multiple stressors’.
Qualifications
- PhD: Restoring for a resilient future, woodland restoration trajectories in the face of multiple stressors'
2026 - MSc: Environmental Forestry
2022 - BSc: Biological Sciences
University of Bristol, 2018
Publications
2022
- Published
Atkin-Willoughby, J., Hollick, S., Pritchard, C., Williams, P., Davies, P., Jones, D. & Smith, A., 12 Dec 2022, In: Forests. 13, 12, p. 2133
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Other Grants and Projects
Corecipient of the NERC Discovery Science Grant (£20,000) for the project 'Looking through a superlens at the impact of ozone on tree seed germination, establishment and mycorrhization'.Â