Interview with Alan Radbourne and Jack Cosby (UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Bangor) at the Plynlimon Research Catchments in mid Wales. This interview took place on 14 June 2022.

To learn more about the Plynlimon Catchments long-term experiment, go to: https://www.ceh.ac.uk/our-science/monitoring-sites/plynlimon-research-catchments

Licence for P.Guyler, Through a Looking Glass, inspirational strings ANW2740 obtained from Audio Network Ltd in January 2019

The Ecological Continuity Trust is a small UK charity that is dedicated to preserving long-term field experiments (LTE). These are experiments that have been running for 6+ years in the past, or have funding for 6+ years into the future. Long-term experiments are important because they are the only way to detect slow and cumulative change in the environment. 

We aim to preserve LTEs so data from them can be used for evidence-based policy-making, sustainable land use and education. By doing so we help future generations to have resources to manage ecosystems in the face of environmental change.

We receive core funding from the British Ecological Society. 

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