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PROJECTS

Soil Biodiversity and Functions in the Cumberland Plain Woodland

Effects of Degradation on Plant Establishment, Soil Biological, Chemical, and Functional Attributes in the Cumberland Plain Woodland

Impacts of Chemical Pollutants on Grassy Woodland Understory Communities and Functional Resistance and Resilience to Climate Extremes

Effects of Plant Diversity and Soil Inoculation on Functional Resistance and Resilience to Extreme Events in Grassy Woodlands

Cumberland Plain Woodland Research and Monitoring Plot Network

Investigating the Linkages Between Soil Parameters and the Dominance of Native and Exotic Ground Cover Species in Highly Degraded Ecosystems

Mapping incursions of Phytophthora and other oomycete pathogens across the Cumberland Plain

Professor Jeff Powell

Chief Investigator

Professor Jeff Powell is a Chief Investigator for the Cumberland Plain Research Program, specialising in soil microbial ecology. His research explores how microbial communities drive carbon and nutrient cycling, influencing ecosystem resilience and restoration. Using molecular tools, he investigates microbial diversity and function to better understand how soil ecosystems respond to environmental change.

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