- PhD student, University of Reading
Natalie’s main research interest is in the relationships between biodiversity within natural spaces and human well-being and health. She is particularly interested in cultural pathways and how biodiversity loss could impact on well-being via a change in our cultural values.
Her PhD is investigating the well-being benefits of natural space on housing developments and has a particular focus on the impact of birds within these areas.
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–presentCentre for Agri-Environmental Research, University of Reading
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