Projects

Eco-Metric Tool

Researcher name: Eleanor Hammond, E.J. Milner-Gulland

Period: September 2021 – September 2022

Funder: East Alpha

Other researchers: Mike Clark, Hollie Booth

Outline of research:

Our current food

Tackling Small-Scale Illegal Fishing in Chile

Researcher name: Rodrigo Oyanedel

Period: 10.18 – 10-.22

Title of DPhil/research: Tackling Small-Scale Illegal Fishing in Chile

Funder: CONICYT, from The Chilean Government

DPhil Overview:

Illegal,

Evaluating the impact of a country wide mobile cinema screening The Elephant Queen on local attitudes towards African elephants, Loxodonta africana

Researcher name: Harry Fonseca Williams

Period: March 2021 – August 2022

This research is linked to The Elephant Queen Outreach Programme

Funder: Save The Elephants / Apple

Outline of research: Impact Assessment of a

Benefitting Human Wellbeing Through BNG Action

Researcher name: Belinda Dow

Supervisors: EJ Milner-Gulland, Julia Baker, Victoria Griffiths

Period: October 2021-June 2022

Outline of research:

This project will investigate how Biodiversity Net

Research to action: enhancing marine conservation and fisheries policy for biodiversity and well-being outcomes in Indonesia.

Researcher name: Hollie Booth

Period: February to June 2022

Funder: Oxford Policy Engagement Network

Outline of research:

Ocean ecosystems and the services they provide to people are threatened by

Nature and mental illness: the psychological impacts of human-wildlife conflict in western Uganda

Period: September 2017 – December 2021

Funder: Natural Environment Research Council Doctoral Training Partnership

DPhil Overview: My PhD focuses on links between conservation and human health, particularly mental health.

A decision support tool for wind farm infrastructure developers to improve their environmental sustainability performance

Researcher name: Sofia Castelló y Tickell, EJ Milner-Gulland, Byron Byrne, David Tudor

Period: July 1 2021 – March 31 2022

Funder: EPSRC Impact Acceleration Account (IAA) Doctoral Impact Fund

Research Overview:

Understanding mental health issues within the conservation community

Period: September 2017 – December 2022

Funder: Natural Environment Research Council Doctoral Training Partnership

DPhil Overview: My PhD focuses on links between conservation and human health, particularly mental health.

Exploring the effective use of celebrities in wildlife demand reduction; changing perceptions of pangolins in Vietnam

Researcher: Alegria Olmedo

Period: 2018/2021

This research is linked to a wider project 'The Oxford Martin Programme on the Illegal Wildlife Trade' : Read more

Funder: National Geographic Society

Background

Understanding why conservation professionals stay in or leave the conservation sector

Researcher names: Meshvi Shah, Thomas Pienkowski, E.J. Milner-Gulland, and Chloe Montes Strevens at the University of Oxford and Aidan Keane at the University of Edinburgh.

Period: June to September 2021

This research project is linked