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Harriet Ibbett
20182025

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Email: [email protected]

Twitter: @harrietibbett

Overview

I have been working in conservation for the last 12 years, in various volunteer, fundraising and project coordination positions. I have extensive fieldwork experience and have conducted both social and ecological research in countries such as South Africa, Madagascar, Uganda, Poland and Cambodia. I completed a PhD in Conservation Science at Bangor University in 2022.

 

 

Research

My research is primarily focussed on understanding rule-breaking and compliance in conservation, with a specific interest in research ethics and law enforcement around protected areas.

During my PhD I investigated the most appropriate methods to elicit robust information about the prevalence of sensitive behaviour in different conservation contexts. I worked as part of a wider project, and undertook fieldwork in and around Protected Areas in Indonesia and Tanzania.

 

Education/Academic qualification

Postgraduate, PhD, Understanding rule-breaking in conservation, Bangor University

Feb 2019Nov 2022

Award Date: 15 Nov 2022

Postgraduate, MSc, Conservation Science, Imperial College London

1 Oct 201430 Sept 2015

Undergraduate, BSc, Environmental Geography and International Development, University of East Anglia

1 Sept 200831 Jul 2011

External positions

Research Assistant in Conservation Science, University of Oxford

26 Jan 201631 Jan 2019

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