Visiting Research Associate at Michigan State University
My current research focus is the development of an ecological-economic model of a managed forest landscape. Based in the Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability, this project involves modellers, ecologists, economists, foresters, conservation organisations and land-owners to examine management and policy options for the forests of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

I received my PhD from King's College London in July 2007 where I was based in the Department of Geography. My PhD examined the impact of potential human-caused land use/cover change upon ecological patterns and processes (predominantly wildfire) in a Mediterranean landscape. This research initiated the development of a spatially-explicit simulation model and is ongoing in collaboration with colleagues in Spain, the UK and New Zealand. I also continue to work on how to use agent-based modelling with other environmental modelling approaches for the investigation of human-environment interactions.

This website provides an overview of my research and publications and also hosts my blog which is where you'll find my latest musings and news about recent activities. Feel free to get in touch and download my CV.