Proposal Biological Sciences Environment
STEM, Research

Research Proposal - The potential of global climate change to affect the nature-based income of developing countries in the tropics

I am currently in the second year of this project under the supervision of Professor Stephen G Willis. Below is the research proposal for this project. N.B. Some details are subject to change (these will be highlighted in my final report).
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Edward Hart
Graduate, Durham University
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Edward Hart (He/Him)
Graduate, Durham University

Hello! I am a Biological Sciences graduate from Durham University, having completed my Laidlaw Research and Leadership scholarship in 2022. I am currently studying for an MRes in Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Research at Imperial College London, Silwood Park.

My original Laidlaw project was slightly adapted, with it focusing on how African mammals and coral-reef fishes act as wildlife-based tourism (WBT) attractants. 

In my free time, I enjoy bouldering, hiking, and anything nature-related! 

I am more than happy to discuss my research topic or other environment-related topics on here or via email :)

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