The Wetland Carbon Lab welcomes two new PhD students
- Fuad will be working on carbon and nutrient dynamics at the interface between blue carbon ecosystems and aquaculture.
- Zhentao will be working on greenhouse gas exchange in tropical peatlands.
- Warm welcome to them and looking forward to seeing their contributions to the team!

The Wetland Carbon Lab welcomes two new PhD students

- Fuad will be working on carbon and nutrient dynamics at the interface between blue carbon ecosystems and aquaculture.
- Zhentao will be working on greenhouse gas exchange in tropical peatlands.
- Warm welcome to them and looking forward to seeing their contributions to the team!
Eddy covariance system setup with collaborators from all over the world
- The past two weeks were busy in the lab where we set up our first eddy covariance flux system.
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- This was a team effort led by our great Chief Engineer, Olaf Kolle (formerly at the Max Plank Institute). Students and staff from NTU Asian School of the Environment, National University of Singapore, Université de Montréal, and Université de la Nouvelle-Calédonie got involved in the setup and training.

Eddy covariance system setup with collaborators from all over the world

- The past two weeks were busy in the lab where we set up our first eddy covariance flux system.
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- This was a team effort led by our great Chief Engineer, Olaf Kolle (formerly at the Max Plank Institute). Students and staff from NTU Asian School of the Environment, National University of Singapore, Université de Montréal, and Université de la Nouvelle-Calédonie got involved in the setup and training.
Wetland Carbon Lab co-organised a session at AOGS 2025
We co-organised with Chunlin Song (Sichuan University) a session at the AOGS 2025 conference on aquatic biogeochemistry. Always fun to connect with and learn from colleagues from the region!

Wetland Carbon Lab co-organised a session at AOGS 2025

We co-organised with Chunlin Song (Sichuan University) a session at the AOGS 2025 conference on aquatic biogeochemistry. Always fun to connect with and learn from colleagues from the region!
ASE Science Discovery Camp 2025 – Field trip to Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
Pierre showed the students how to measure greenhouse gas emissions from the mangrove ecosystem. Fun day!

ASE Science Discovery Camp 2025 – Field trip to Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

Pierre showed the students how to measure greenhouse gas emissions from the mangrove ecosystem. Fun day!
Peatland Plantations in Southeast Asia are Carbon Hotspots
One of our recent papers was featured as an Editor’s Highlight in the Eos science news magazine published by American Geophysical Union.
This highlights the global importance of the work we do.

Peatland Plantations in Southeast Asia are Carbon Hotspots

One of our recent papers was featured as an Editor’s Highlight in the Eos science news magazine published by American Geophysical Union.
This highlights the global importance of the work we do.
Eddy Covariance Workshop at ASE
The Wetland Carbon Lab organized a workshop on eddy covariance measurements at the NTU Asian School of the Environment. Collaborators and colleagues from various institutions including NUS and NParks participated.
We hope to take part of the establishment of eddy covariance network in Singapore and in the region!

Eddy Covariance Workshop at ASE

The Wetland Carbon Lab organized a workshop on eddy covariance measurements at the NTU Asian School of the Environment. Collaborators and colleagues from various institutions including NUS and NParks participated.
We hope to take part of the establishment of eddy covariance network in Singapore and in the region!
Wetland Carbon Lab in Brunei
The Mendaram Peat Swamp Forest is one of the most pristine peatlands in the region and hope to monitor carbon dynamics there soon!

Wetland Carbon Lab in Brunei

The Mendaram Peat Swamp Forest is one of the most pristine peatlands in the region and hope to monitor carbon dynamics there soon!
Our latest papers is featured in the Straits Times
Our latest paper “Half of land use carbon emissions in Southeast Asia can be mitigated through peat swamp forest and mangrove conservation and restoration” led by Sigit Sasmito (James Cook University, Australia) and published in Nature Communications has been showcased in a Strait Times news article. Here is the link.

Our latest papers is featured in the Straits Times

Our latest paper “Half of land use carbon emissions in Southeast Asia can be mitigated through peat swamp forest and mangrove conservation and restoration” led by Sigit Sasmito (James Cook University, Australia) and published in Nature Communications has been showcased in a Strait Times news article. Here is the link.
AlterCOP29
Pierre co-organized the AlterCOP day on Biodiversity, Carbon Markets & Nature-based Solutions.
The event was a huge success, featuring outstanding speakers coming from academia, NGOs and the corporate sector.
It brought a large crowd and got people talking about nature-based carbon management from different perspectives.
Many thanks to the organizers The Matcha Initiative and The Transmutation Principle.
We look forward to AlterCOP30!

AlterCOP29

Pierre co-organized the AlterCOP day on Biodiversity, Carbon Markets & Nature-based Solutions.
The event was a huge success, featuring outstanding speakers coming from academia, NGOs and the corporate sector.
It brought a large crowd and got people talking about nature-based carbon management from different perspectives.
Many thanks to the organizers The Matcha Initiative and The Transmutation Principle.
We look forward to AlterCOP30!