Lead supervisor:
Prof Ken Peattie 
Start date: October 2012
Award: General
Subject Pathway:
Management and Business
Thematic Cluster:
Economy, Enterprise, and Productivity Cluster
Implications for the future of fisheries in the creation of sustainable places
I am investigating the social, economic and ecological flows that occur within and between ecosystems and the resultant impacts of these flows on social, economic and environmental sustainability.
I am interested in the threats posed to livelihoods and the economy, food security and lifestyles from a changing global environment as well as mitigation, adaptation and human behavioural changes within coupled physical, social and ecological systems.
My previous research has focused on the value of seagrass meadows as valuable nursery habitat for commercially important fish species.