Animal Conservation: How Can We Save Our Furry Friends?
Animals face innumerable dangers in the wild: poaching, overfishing, plastic pollution, habitat loss, deforestation. How do we conserve them?
Host: Amber graduated with a 1st Class degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Oxford, ranking top in St. Hugh's College. Amber held the role of President of St Hugh’s Biological Society whilst at Oxford, organising academic events to engage all intercollegiate years of study, explaining and discussing biological topics with students from other courses. Amber enjoys supporting students in their investigation of prominent biological questions, with specialities mainly within evolution, ecology and animal behaviour.
Duration: Suggested 1-1.5 hrs depending on the level of detail desired.
Animals face innumerable dangers in the wild: poaching, overfishing, plastic pollution, habitat loss, deforestation. How do we conserve them?
Host: Amber graduated with a 1st Class degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Oxford, ranking top in St. Hugh's College. Amber held the role of President of St Hugh’s Biological Society whilst at Oxford, organising academic events to engage all intercollegiate years of study, explaining and discussing biological topics with students from other courses. Amber enjoys supporting students in their investigation of prominent biological questions, with specialities mainly within evolution, ecology and animal behaviour.
Duration: Suggested 1-1.5 hrs depending on the level of detail desired.
Animals face innumerable dangers in the wild: poaching, overfishing, plastic pollution, habitat loss, deforestation. How do we conserve them?
Host: Amber graduated with a 1st Class degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Oxford, ranking top in St. Hugh's College. Amber held the role of President of St Hugh’s Biological Society whilst at Oxford, organising academic events to engage all intercollegiate years of study, explaining and discussing biological topics with students from other courses. Amber enjoys supporting students in their investigation of prominent biological questions, with specialities mainly within evolution, ecology and animal behaviour.
Duration: Suggested 1-1.5 hrs depending on the level of detail desired.
