Asma Jabeen
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Imperial College London Silwood Park Buckhurst Road Ascot Berkshire, SL5 7PY a.jabeen @ imperial.ac.uk Research interests Ethnobotany is a scientific field that explores the relationship between humans and the environment, in particular the plant environment. The information that local communities possess about their natural resources are related to on how...
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Graham Wallace
Imperial College London Silwood Park Campus Buckhurst Road Ascot SL5 7PY g.wallace @ imperial.ac.uk Current research I am currently a researcher on the Valuing Nature Network (VNN) project, ‘Capturing differentiated experience of change to ensure pro-poor ecosystem service interventions are fit for purpose’. The project is an interdisciplinary assessment of...
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Adam Phillipson
I am particularly interested in the cultural and thus behavioural traditions underlying the attitudes of resource users to their environments, the way this environmental knowledge is disseminated and utilised, and how it is influenced by the dynamics of unpredictable change...
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Dr Graham Wallace
Research Associate, Department of Ecology and Evolution, Imperial College London See Graham’s ICCS webpage here. My research and conservation experience has primarily explored human-wildlife interactions, monitoring and survey techniques, and wildlife ecology. Prior to joining the VNN project team I was working on an interdisciplinary study of indigenous livelihoods, artisanal fishing...
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Dr Marcus Rowcliffe
Research Fellow, ZSL Institute of Zoology See Marcus’ webpage here. With a background in behavioural and population ecology, I have used a range of approaches to investigate population processes, particularly the implications of individual behavioural decisions for population-level outcomes. My research includes building depletion models to predict the implications of...
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Mr Tom Clements
My research interests focus on how incentives for environmental conservation operate and affect human behaviour and experienced wellbeing across multiple scales as well as different institutional arrangements. Over the past 10 years I have worked on designing ...
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Mr Matthew Agarwala
My research explores the economics of water and particularly how it relates to development, growth, and sustainability. My work seeks to inform policy regarding the economic valuation and pricing of water, optimal ...
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Professor Katherine Homewood
My research combines social and natural sciences approaches to investigate interactions between biodiversity conservation and development. The research particularly addresses the impacts of conservation policies and management on local ...
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Dr Jerome Lewis
My research background includes (1) hunter-gatherer and former hunter-gatherer societies, (2) egalitarian politics, (3) play, ritual, and religion, (4) language and communication, (5) indigenous rights, mapping, and representation, and (6) extreme citizen science ...
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Dr Giles Atkinson
I am an environmental economist with over 20 years of professional experience. During this time, I have published over 70 journal articles, books, book chapters and other publications. My current professional and research interests include: (i) the economics ...
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Professor E.J. Milner-Gulland
My research is at the interface between ecology and human behaviour. I am motivated both by the challenge of understanding the dynamics of ecological and social systems and by the desire to ensure that our interventions ...
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Mr Ben Palmer Fry
Coming from an undergraduate degree in Zoology from Cambridge, I worked as a biology teacher in London, which helped foster a love for teaching and communication. Following that I spent a year working for Argentina’s national park service...
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Simon Pooley
I am currently the researcher on the first sciences / humanities collaborative research project at Imperial College, funded by an AHRC Science in Culture Exploratory Award. The investigators for this project are Dr J. Andrew Mendelsohn at the Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine, and Prof. E.J....
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Charlie Edwards
Imperial College London Silwood Park Campus Buckhurst Road Ascot Berkshire, SL5 7PY charles.edwards @ imperial.ac.uk Research interests My research is focused on the development and application of strategies to sustainably manage exploited species, both marine and terrestrial. Much of this work comes under the heading of management strategy evaluation, accounting...
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E.J. Milner-Gulland
Professor in Conservation Science
My research is at the interface between ecology and human behaviour. I am motivated both by the challenge of understanding the dynamics of ecological and social systems and by the desire to ensure that our interventions... -
Nils Bunnefeld
Postdoctoral researcher
My main research interests encompass conservation, management and dynamics of exploited species and systems, using the combination of empirical data collection and modelling to investigate the interaction between humans and natural resources. I have... -
Emily Nicholson
Research Fellow
I am a Marie Curie postdoctoral fellow at Imperial College London, where I work with E.J. Milner-Gulland and her group. My research focuses on decision-making for conservation... -
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David Agnew
Honorary Senior Research Fellow
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Julia Blanchard
Research associate
My research involves using empirical and theoretical approaches to improve understanding on how natural processes and human activities influence the structure, function and dynamics of marine ecosystems... -
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John Fa
Research associate
My background is in animal ecology and biodiversity. I have published on species, community and landscape ecology, but my strengths are in conservation biology... -
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Sarah Robinson
Research associate
The topic which interests me most is the interaction of biological, economic, and political factors on pasture management and use by humans and their domestic livestock... -
Roy Behnke
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Finlay Scott
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Marcus Rowcliffe
Research associate
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Robin Welcomme
Research associate
My work has always trended towards the more practical aspects of inland fisheries management and in particular the fisheries ecology of rivers albeit on a sound scientific and theoretical basis. It responds to the need to conserve... -
Sarah Martin
Research associate
My main research interests lie in the use of social and ecological research to improve fisheries management. I am particularly interested in small-scale fisheries, and have been involved in projects ranging from the south-east Asian fisheries of... -
Ana Nuno
PhD student
My broad research interests are focused at understanding human-wildlife interactions and anthropogenic drivers of biodiversity change in order to minimize conflict and to support sustainable use of wildlife resources... -
Tim Davies
PhD student
I am interested in natural resource management and the conservation of highly mobile species. Currently I have a marine focus, with an interest in the fisheries species of the pelagic ocean... -
Joe Bull
PhD student
In general, my research interest lies in attempting to establish effective landscape-scale ecological management mechanisms and regimes; for the purposes of both conservation and sustainable natural resource use... -
Nick Hill
PhD student
An ecologist by background, my interest lies in the conservation and sustainable use of natural resources. This interest has led me to pursue a greater understanding of the socio-economics of resource exploitation... -
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Hannah O’Kelly
PhD student
My primary interest is the conservation of large mammals in tropical ecosystems and I am particularly interested in the monitoring systems that are put in place to evaluate the success of conservation efforts and inform management actions... -
James McNamara
PhD student
My work, which is being carried out in partnership with the Grantham Institute for Climate Change and the Zoological Society of London, is looking at the effects of climate change and other drivers on biodiversity loss in West Africa... -
Jim Roberts
PhD student
I am currently studying the population dynamics and fisheries management of deep water fish species in the Southern Ocean... -
Sarah Papworth
PhD student
My work focuses on the interaction between people and the environment, particularly human use of resources and their impact on the behaviour of exploited species. I am also interested in using interdisciplinary methodology and theory to tackle these issues... -
Alex Tidd
PhD student
I am a fisheries scientist working within the Marine Systems Dynamics division at the Centre for the Environment Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (an agency of DEFRA) in the UK. While working at Cefas I have... -
Emily Woodhouse
PhD student
Broadly, my research interests lie in understanding the links between social institutions, culture, livelihoods and natural resource management with the aim of developing successful conservation strategies which benefit local communities and biodiversity... -
Henry Travers
PhD student
The overall aim of my research is to investigate the effectiveness of forest conservation policy interventions in delivering behavioural change by small-scale resource users, in the context of local social institutions... -
Andrea Wallace (Coombs)
PhD student
My research interests include aquatic ecosystems, conservation and education strategies, and associated anthropogenic issues including competition with fisheries and conservation impacts for local stakeholders... -
Charlene Watson
PhD student
A conservation zoologist at heart, my experience conducting research in developing countries has led to the personal pursuit of a more multidisciplinary understanding of natural resource use... -
Adaoma Wosu
PhD student
I am interested in natural resource use and local livelihoods. Of particular interest are the combined influences of tourism organisations and biodiversity conservation initiatives on rural peoples livelihood activities, strategies and use of the natural environment... -
Tom Clements
PhD student
My interests focus on how incentives for environmental conservation operate and affect human behaviour across multiple scales and different institutional arrangements. Over the past 10 years I have worked on the...
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