Posted by Tim Davies Breaking out of the usual pop theme of the blog I’ve written a short summary of a study I recently(ish) presented at a conference in Brisbane, Australia. The fish stocks of the world’s ocean are bountiful but not inexhaustible and as…
Posted by Ana Nuno The Serengeti is one of the most visited protected areas in the world. This ecosystem is particularly famous for the annual migration of around 1.8 million wildebeest, zebra and gazelles, making us wonder about a time when more wildlife could roam free across…
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…
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…
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…
I am currently studying the population dynamics and fisheries management of deep water fish species in the Southern Ocean…