Biography and expertise

Biography

John Grant has over thirty years of experience in, soil related research, soil interpretation and land and soil mapping.

John is a member of SCU's Research Clusters:

  • Catchments, Coasts and Communities

John's work contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals

Source: Scopus

Research

Current research areas include nutrient cycling and land rehabilitation in agroforestry systems in the Pacific, carbon sequestration in soils, soil nutritional interactions with Bell Miner Associated Dieback in forests, environmental and carbon sequestration benefits of dung beetles and biochar, land rehabilitation and soil parameters and plantation productivity relationships.

Community engagement

John is active in a number of community organisations including Landcare and SoilCare.

Teaching

John has been lecturing in Southern Cross University’s School of Environment, Science and Engineering since 2004 where he runs a range of soil and ecosystem units including ‘Soil Processes’. He also supervises PhD and Masters students.

Other

John's soils expertise is recognized by Soil Science Australia accreditation as a Certified Professional Soil Scientist (Stage 3).

Links

Organisational affiliations

Science, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Southern Cross University

Lecturer, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Southern Cross University

Past affiliations

Lecturer, School of Environment, Science and Engineering, Southern Cross University

Dr, National Centre for Flood Research, Southern Cross University

Education

Southern Cross University
PhD
University of Tasmania
BSc