Welcome to the area of our website dedicated to showcasing the research of students working on a vast array of mammal-related projects.
If you’re a student working on UK mammals (although we’ll throw in a few exotic mammals here and there!) and want to share your research, please get in touch with our Student Rep, Beth, on students@themammalsociety.org. You can share your research any way you see fit, be it a blog post, video, presentation or any other creative ways you can think of to explain your research.
Looking for an indication of what’s required for a Student Spotlight feature, or have a feature coming up and looking for some help? Check out our Student Spotlight Guidelines document.
Sian GreenResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Durham Camera trapping for pine martens: challenges, and how to tell who’s who15th October 2021
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María Pérez TadeoResearch type: PhD Institution: Marine & Freshwater Research Centre (Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology) Grey and Harbour Seals Along the West Coast of Ireland:Implications for Management & Conservation16th September 2021
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Thomas CurranResearch type: PhD Institution: Waterford Institute of Technology Using DNA as a tool to assess biodiversity5th September 2021
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Eilidh SmithResearch type: PhD Institution: Durham University The impact of disturbance on red deer28th July 2021
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Jono FletcherResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Keele How garden feeding affects the health and foragingbehaviour of foxes, badgers and hedgehogs3rd July 2021
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Rachel Findlay-RobinsonResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Cumbria Hot and bothered? Unravelling the effects of climatechange on Britain’s sleepiest mammal2nd June 2021
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Izzy LangleyResearch type: PhD Institution: Sea Mammal Research Unit, University of St Andrews Are grey seals contributing to the harbour seal decline?22nd May 2021
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Sam AshbyResearch type: Undergraduate Institution: University of Reading Predator cue avoidance in grey squirrels29th April 2021
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Luke OwenResearch type: Undergraduate Institution: University of Lincoln Optimising small mammal trapping by consideringenvironmental factors17th March 2021
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Holly BroadhurstResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Salford Monitoring mammals with a drop of water26th February 2021
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Luke RomaineResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Bristol The secret social lives of horseshoe bats11th February 2021
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Will CresswellResearch type: Undergraduate Institution: University of Bristol Defecating in the moonlight: links between lunar phase and latrine use byEuropean badgers1st February 2021
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Andrew BarrettResearch type: Master’s Institution: Uppsala University In search of Arctic foxes18th January 2021
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December 2020James RobbinsResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Portsmouth Does shipping threaten whale conservation?
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November 2020Lauren ArkooshResearch type: PhD Institution: Abertay University Surprises in seal poo
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October 2020Ellie SmithResearch type: Master’s Institution: University of Lincoln Harvest mice – on the (road) verge?
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September 2020Kat FinglandResearch type: PhD Institution: Nottingham Trent University Painting the town red: investigating the urban ecology of red squirrels |
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August 2020Chloe WarrenResearch type: Undergraduate Institution: University of Derby Sniffing out the biases in small mammal trapping
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July 2020Lizzie MarshallResearch type: PhD Institution: University of St Andrews The wolf in the story
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June 2020Victoria CurleyResearch type: Undergraduate Institution: University of Aberdeen When weasels eat water voles
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May 2020Emma CartledgeResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Liverpool Return of the dormouse: evaluating reintroduction success
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April 2020Hannah LockwoodResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Derby What the cat dragged in
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March 2020Roger AusterResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Exeter Social implications of Eurasian beaver reintroduction in England
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February 2020Ellie ScopesResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Exeter Dormouse-friendly forests
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January 2020Sam BrowettResearch type: PhD Institution: University of Salford Battle of the shrews
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