Pippa Chapman
2025
Pippa Chapman (@chapmanpippa) is a soil scientist in the School of Geography at the University of Leeds. She is working in the interdisciplinary field of land and water management. Her expertise lies in sustainable agriculture, land management, soil health, climate change, water quality, hedgerows and peatlands. Over the last eight years, she has been evaluating the ecosystem services delivered by hedgerows, including climate change mitigation, flood alleviation and biodiversity.
My Sessions
Hedgerow Safari
Hedgerows provide significant benefits for farming, from reducing soil erosion to providing shelter for livestock. They are also crucial in supporting farmland biodiversity, and mitigating climate change and flooding. So join us for a practical session to view a recently laid hedge at the Groundswell site, and discuss and ask questions about hedges, including (i) […]
Hedgerow Safari
Hedgerows provide significant benefits for farming, from reducing soil erosion to providing shelter for livestock. They are also crucial in supporting farmland biodiversity, and mitigating climate change and flooding. So join us for a practical session to view a recently laid hedge at the Groundswell site, and discuss and ask questions about hedges, including (i) […]