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Oceanic and Maritime History Workshop. Faculty of History, University of Cambridge (November 2021). ... British Animal Studies Network Meeting: Animal Borderlands (September 2020). ‘Access and Accessibility in National Parks’.

Animal Atmospheres and Scientific Practice on Bird Island. ... 13th June 2024:. Title to be confirmed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

FAO/UNEP: Rome, pp 205-214. Nyman, M. (2011), The Fox in the City: exploring affective human-animal relations in London. ... 2016 – ) Member American Association of Geographers. (2011 – 2012) Assistant Manager/Researcher, Animal Estates London HQ,

from infrastructural design, its repurposing in informal settlements to human-animal collaborations in the urban margins. ... £49,845. 2015 – 2017: Principal Investigator, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship for research project entitled

Volcanological research in Cambridge flourishes across the University and is networked through Cambridge Volcanology. ... Conserving a Safe Operating Space for Terrestrial Ecosystem Functioning via Integration of Plant- and Animal-based Ecologies and

Biography. Career. October 2020 – Present: PhD in Geography, University of Cambridge, DAERA funded. ... J Zool. External activities. Member of the British Ecological Society. 2024 University of Cambridge.

2022. The role of large wild animals in climate change mitigation and adaptation. ... In Roué M., Nakashima D., Krupnik I. (Eds.) Resilience through Knowledge Co-Production, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp.

Ayesha Siddiqi (University of Cambridge). RESCHEDULED March 12, 2022 15:00-16.30 GMT (Zoom). ... Michael explored a methodological approach that experiments with animal tracking, observations and rendering fence-boar encounters visible.

What of white or transparent animals? What of the cryptic species that are imaginary or unobserved? ... McCorristine, S. and Adams, W.M. (2019) ‘Ghost species: spectral geographies of biodiversity conservation’, cultural geographies 27:101-11,2024

resources used by members of the wider Cambridge Quaternary community. ... Repeated glacial episodes caused significant fluctuations in sea level, major geographical changes and major plant and animal population migrations.