Congratulations go to both Lucy Gardner and Harriet Newhouse for being awarded their Research MSc.
Lucy’s thesis investigated the extent to which parameters are available to produce population viability analyses for the world’s birds under future climate change scenarios, with a particular fopcus on estimating population sizes.
Harriet’s thesis highlighted priority conservation sites for ecotourism using data from wildlife tourism guidebooks and tours to evaluate the species that motivate ecotourism, and using this information to simulate hotspots for wildlife-based tourism, both now and in the future.
Lucy’s thesis investigated the extent to which parameters are available to produce population viability analyses for the world’s birds under future climate change scenarios, with a particular fopcus on estimating population sizes.
Harriet’s thesis highlighted priority conservation sites for ecotourism using data from wildlife tourism guidebooks and tours to evaluate the species that motivate ecotourism, and using this information to simulate hotspots for wildlife-based tourism, both now and in the future.
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