Welcome to the page of E.J. Milner-Gulland's research group, based in Imperial College's Division of Biology at the Silwood Park Campus. This is an unofficial website for our group, for EJ's official Imperial website try here.  
News: Four new PhD students to join ICCS in October 2008
 
The underlying theme of our work is the interaction between the population dynamics of exploited species and the incentives experienced by the people who hunt them. To conserve hunted species effectively the system must be understood holistically, both the ecology of the species and its interaction with its environment, and the legal, economic and social conditions shaping the users' incentives. We use modelling and fieldwork to explore these interactions and to develop policy recommendations for the conservation and management of exploited species. For more information on current research themes and projects, go to our research page.
 
Current group members (Past ICCS Members)
 
   
E.J. Milner-Gulland
Professor in Conservation Science
Dr. Emily Nicholson
Postdoctoral researcher
Dr. John Fa
Visiting Professor
   
         
 
Dr. Marcus Rowcliffe
Institute of Zoology
Associate researcher
Dr Julia Jones
Bangor University
Associate researcher
Dr Shelley Clarke
Associate researcher

Lizzie Whitebread
Research assistant

 
         
PhD students        
Ambika Aiyadurai Sophie Allebone-Webb Julie Black Venetia Hargreaves-Allen Caroline Howe
         
Nick Hill Aidan Keane Lucy Rist Matt Somerville Alison Wadmore
         
     
Charlene Watson Kerry Waylen    
         
         
         
         
This site is maintained by Emily, EJ and Aidan. Last updated, 1st of August 2008