RESEARCH
My research has focused on understanding how ecological systems function and how that knowledge can be used to support better conservation and resource-management decisions.
Specific ecological projects include:
Community ecology and ecosystem functioning of oysters (Ostrea edulis in the Blackwater Estuary).
Improving scientific rigour in biodiversity measurements for use by practitioners
Business Sustainability
Specific educational projects include:
Innovative pedagogy
Contemplative Pedagogy
Equity, diversity and inclusion in environmental science
Science -policy interface
Public and Community engagement
Communication of science through art
PhD Students supervised to completion
Phil Kerrison (2009)
Les Cousins (2016)
Introducing scientific rigour to biodiversity offsetting.
Jay Burke (2023-)
Understanding coral connectivity and it’s drivers across the Indian Ocean. In collaboration with Dr Michelle Taylor.
collaborators
Grace Long (2023-)
Understanding ecosystem function of species and habitats: from sharks to coralligenous reefs
Reem Al Mealla (2020)
Accretional health of reefs in the Persian-Arabian Gulf, Western Indian Ocean and the Indo-Pacific.
Howard Freeman (2023)
What Makes a Habitat a Home: Understanding Settlement and Recruitment Variation in European Sea Bass, Dicentrarchus labrax.