- Lecturer of Conservation Science, University of Sheffield
My research focuses on understanding the impacts of land-use change on tropical biodiversity. I am particularly interested in understanding the most effective ways of
managing tropical landscapes for biodiversity protection and the mechanisms that can be used to fund protection, although I have a range of interests, including;
Impacts of logging management on biodiversity and ecosystem functioning.
Tropical agriculture and sustainability.
The interaction between climate change and land-use change on extinction risk.
Cost-effective conservation within the tropics.
Policy drivers of tropical forest protection, including REDD+ and sustainability labeling.
Mechanisms of maintenance in mutualism.
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–presentLecturer of Conservation Science, University of Sheffield
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