Dr Andy Nunn
| Biography | Andy is an ecologist with a particular interest in freshwater fish. His early career focused on larval and juvenile fish ecology, but he has subsequently broadened the scope of his research to cover various aspects of ecology, conservation, climate change, alien species, habitat restoration and resource management in aquatic ecosystems. He is also interested in moths, including leaf-mining larvae. Andy is an applied ecologist and has produced almost 200 technical and advisory reports to government agencies and industry, aiming to understand and manage issues in aquatic environments. |
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| Research Interests | Aquatic ecology, conservation and management, with a particular focus on freshwater and diadromous (migratory) fish |
| Teaching and Learning | Module lead: Level 6 Animal Welfare and Ethics Level 7 Terrestrial and Aquatic Monitoring Contributes to: Level 4 Diversity of Life Level 4 Marine Biology: an Introduction Level 5 Fish Ecology Level 6 Red Listing Conservation Projects Level 6 Independent Research Projects Level 6 Field Studies Level 7 Environmental Change in the Anthropocene Level 7 MSc dissertations |
| ResearcherID | https://publons.com/researcher/2094812/andy-d-nunn/ |
| Scopus Author ID | 15926144800 |
| PhD Supervision Availability | Yes |
| PhD Topics | Dr Nunn welcomes applications for PhD and Masters research in all of his areas of interest and specialist knowledge, especially fish ecology, conservation and management. |