Professional summary

Research Interests

My role involves conducting spatial analyses to answer a wide range of ecological questions. I specialise in using GIS for handling, visualising and analysing a wide range of spatial datasets, including historic data, aerial photography and digitised field surveys. I also assist with data collection in the field, by conducting vegetation and pollinator surveys.

My research interests include:

  • The use of spatial techniques to identify long term changes in habitat types
  • Using spatial data and modelling to understand ecosystem services
  • Examining threats and the potential for restoration in various types of habitat

Brief CV

  • 2017 - Present: Spatial Ecologist, CEH Wallingford
  • 2014 - 2017: Research Associate Spatial Ecologist, CEH Wallingford
  • 2012 - 2013: MSc Applied Ecology and Conservation, University of East Anglia - Dissertation investigating the potential impact of the common pheasant on the food web, by examining predation by red foxes.
  • 2009 - 2012: BSc Environmental Science, University of Birmingham (First Class) - Dissertation examining the relationship between ozone and temperature in the UK.

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