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Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

Alconbury, England, United Kingdom

Ecological Consultant, responsible for managing ecological projects, resources, and staff to achieve client solutions:- Routinely conduct field ecological surveys, including: habitat assessments, ecological appraisals, and protected species surveys.- Produce bespoke technical reports to meet client requirements, e.g. Ecological implementation and Management Plans.- Frequently use biodiversity metrics and conduct biodiversity impact assessments.- Liaise with clients, stakeholders, and local authorities to achieve project goals.

Corby, England, United Kingdom

Responsibilities identical to previous 'Assistant Ecologist' role.

Leeds, England, United Kingdom

Responsibilities:- Undertook ecological surveys in the field, including habitat assessments, ecological appraisals, and protected species surveys.- Produced bespoke technical reports for clients.- Liaised with clients, stakeholders, and local authorities to achieve project goals.

Nosy-Be, Diana, Madagascar

Responsibilities:- Led ecological research project (terrestrial ecology): managed all projects, staff, and resources on a field research site.- Line managed up to 8 research staff.- Designed research programme and methodologies, led ecological surveys in the field, and oversaw the scheduling and budgeting of the various projects.- Authored scientific reports, project updates, and various logistic documents on a weekly basis.

Mahajanga, Madagascar

Responsibilities:- Led herpetofauna surveys: headed teams of local staff, volunteers and student groups in carrying out amphibian and reptile surveys. - Managed herpetological data: maintained organised and accurate databases, authored project updates, and provided appropriate recommendations. - Educated teams of international student volunteers on biodiversity assessment techniques and local ecology. Provided educational presentations and informed on survey methodology.

Taolagnaro (Fort Dauphin), Madagascar

- Managed collection of biological data in the field. Led teams of research staff, international volunteers and local guides in carrying out various ecological surveys. Typical projects included genetic sample collection, small mammal trapping, bird surveying, habitat surveying and mapping, bat monitoring and collecting and maintaining insect collections.- Conducted office based research tasks. Authored survey methodology, project updates, scientific publications and funding proposals.- Managed research camp operations; scheduled activities, managed all staff and volunteers, and liaised with department heads, outside organisations, and local stakeholders about ongoing ecological projects.

Master’S Degree, Geography (By Research), Merit

Activities and Societies: - Environmental Science society. - Geography society.MSc paired with overseas field employment.

Bachelor’S Degree, Wildlife Conservation, Upper Division, Second-Class

Undergraduate Modules included: -Animal and Plant Science -Experimental Design -Advanced Ecology -Animal Handling -Wildlife Surveying.

Foundation Of Science Degree (Fdsc), Wildlife Conservation, Lower Division, Second-Class