About

I am a PhD student, studying the impacts of domestic cats on British wildlife populations. I specialise in population dynamics, animal behaviour, morphology, and spatial relationships. I have previously worked with both captive and wild animals, using a variety of methods to monitor population sizes and behaviour. My current work is based around a citizen science project called "What the cat dragged in", calling on cat owners across the UK to register and record all prey returned home by their cat. To sign up and to find further information, please visit the What the cat dragged in website. 

Thesis title 

The impact of domestic cats (felis silvestris catus) on British wildlife populations

Supervisor 

• Dr Maren Huck 

Qualifications

• BSc Applied Zoology, University of Plymouth
• MSc Biodiversity Conservation, Nottingham Trent University