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Read MoreMy PhD research extends the time series of historical biodiversity data upon which future predictions are made. I am particularly interested in the impact of climate change, extreme weather events and land-use change on butterflies and moths in the UK.
I integrate data from natural history collection specimens collected over the past two centuries with more recent citizen science records in a single new analytical framework.
My PhD is funded by NERC through the Grantham Institute at Imperial College’s Science and Solution for a Changing Planet Doctoral Training Programme.