OxLEL Associate is new lecturer in Teesside
August 2, 2018
From August 2018, OxLEL Associate Dr Ambroise Baker will take up a role as Lecturer in Biology at Teesside University, School of Engineering, Science and Design, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, UK. He will be contributing to Biological and Environmental Science teaching as well as developing research. His teaching and research are focussed on understanding how biodiversity and ecosystems respond to environmental change. This understanding is critically important to developing evidence-based policies to conserve biodiversity, protect the environment and maintain ecosystem services in the current context of global change. His DPhil completed in the Department of Zoology here was a contribution to the hotly debated conservation practice of rewilding, using a long-term perspective.
More details of his work is available on Ambroise’s Research page.
We are anticipating plenty of collaboration in the future.
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