Lecturer in Quantitative Conservation Science Imperial College London Silwood Park Buckhurst Road Ascot Berkshire, SL5 7PY e: a.keane @ imperial.ac.uk t: (0)20 7594 2283 Research interests My interests lie in understanding how human behaviour and decision-making affect the outcomes of conservation interventions in complex social-ecological…
One of the main barriers to the application of ecosystem services as a concept for understanding human relationships with nature is that current practice in the face of ecological and social complexity, service inter-dependencies and uncertainty is to build static, pattern-based maps of service provision,…
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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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…
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…
