I have a PhD in environmental studies from Yale University, where I specialized in anthropology and political ecology. I also have an MSc in environmental economics from the LSE, and bachelor's degrees in international studies and Chinese from the University of...
My research in on the effect of anthropogenic activities on individual marine mammals, and the consequences for populations. I work at the interface between ecology and statistics, linking biological insights and statistical/mathematical modelling to provide an...
Shona Russell is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Management at the University of St Andrews. Her research interests are three-fold: the contribution of accounting to sustainability, accountability in water governance, and more recently, science-business...
I am an interdisciplinary academic, focusing cultural landscape dynamics and the relevance of management legacies in contemporary conservation, using environmental history, palaeoecology and participatory social science. This draws on my BSc in botany, MSc in...
PhD Student researching perceptions of urban deer and urban deer management in Scotland. Utilises a mix of qualitative and quantitative methods. Interested in the environment, climate change, environmental behaviours and environmental management.
Gordon is a Senior Research Fellow at SMRU. He studies how marine mammals adjust their behaviour in response to changes in their environments. This includes natural environmental changes and responses to man-made perturbations. As we see the increasing urbanisation of...
Born and raised in Canada, John Clark completed degrees at the universities of Western Ontario and Toronto before receiving his DPhil at the University of Oxford. He subsequently held fellowships at Oxford and at the University of Kent, where he was a Wellcome...
Charles Warren graduated with a First Class Geography degree from Oxford University in 1985 before gaining an M.Sc. in Natural Resource Management and a Ph.D in Glaciology, both at the University of Edinburgh. He moved to St Andrews in 1995, initially...
Professor Sir Ian Boyd was Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK Government on Food and the Environment, a post he held for seven years, and is currently a professor at the University of St Andrews. He is currently the Chairman of the UK Research Integrity Office...