About Alice
Alice is a researcher specialising in reproductive biology and animal behaviour to inform the management of vulnerable animal species. She obtained her PhD from the University of Liverpool, where she developed research to improve the breeding success of bush dogs (Speothos venaticus) in zoos. She has worked in the field in the UK and Latin America to carry out population surveys of threatened bird and mammal species through remote sensing, in-person observations, and DNA barcoding of non-invasive samples to inform land management. Alice has also worked extensively in laboratory settings refining protocols used to monitor reproductive hormones in mammals in zoos so that they can be translated to field laboratories for monitoring the reproductive status of wild animals in protected areas.
Alice is developing the strategic research direction of Nature’s SAFE as our Conservation Scientist and Chair of our Scientific Committee.
Alice has managed the media and communications of Nature’s SAFE since 2021, using her expertise conservation to communicate the work of our charity to the public.
For research enquiries, please contact Alice via email: [email protected]
For media enquiries, please contact [email protected]
