Dr Julia Chase Grey

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Daphne Jackson Fellow at Nottingham Trent University in the School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences (ARES), School of Biology

Name: Dr Julia Chase Grey

Field: Life Sciences & Biomedicine

Specialisms:

Wildlife biologist with specific interest in carnivores
Population dynamics
Human-wildlife conflict
Animal and tropical conservation

Research and qualifications:

BSc in Biological Sciences from Birkbeck College, University of London
MSc in Integrative Biosciences from University of Oxford
PhD Durham University
Postdoctoral role on a collaborative project between Durham University and the Non Government Organisation (NGO) Earth Watch, based in Oman, running a conservation project on Arabian leopards. Worked with Greenpeace and also travelled to gain experience in carnivore conservation

Returning to her research after a 12-year break, Julia’s Fellowship is entitled: “Establishing threats to the Sumatran tiger from human-wildlife conflict and illegal hunting, and evaluating the effectiveness of predator proof corrals in Northern Sumatra”

Host

Nottingham Trent University

Funders

6 UKRI – Natural Environment Research Council

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