Boatanist
Boatanist
/ˈbəʊtənɪst/
noun
A scientist interested in plants [and other wildlife] with a love of messing about in boats [and other adventures].
Associate Lecturer in Ecology and Environmental Science, The Open University.
Programme Manager, East Anglia Youth Rowing.
Science lover and accidental athlete, dynamically risk assessing my way through life.
Books B.A. Natural Sciences, Cambridge University; M.Sc. Biodiversity & Conservation, Trinity College Dublin; Ph.D. Biodiversity in legume (nitrogen fixing) crops in Europe, Trinity College Dublin, P.G.C.E. Secondary Science (Biology), University of Cambridge.
Boats Captain of Boats, Magdalene College '07-'08; Cambridge Women's Blue Boat '09; Dublin University Ladies Boat Club '10-'17; Ireland W4+ and W8+, Home Countries Regatta '11; Celtic Challenge '14; Great Pacific Race '14; Atlantic Ocean, Row2Rio '16; Rowing Ireland Community Coach '15-'18; currently Director of Rowing, Magdalene Boat Club and Programme Manager, East Anglia Youth Rowing.
Beyond Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society; Environmental Science Lecturer; Field studies instructor; Expedition Leader with the British Exploring Society; botanical art dabbler, bicycle lover.
recently Spotted
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Research opportunities, collaborations, talks, project management, biodiversity surveys, rowing related chat? Get in touch!
For schools interested in working with East Anglia Youth Rowing visit www.eayr.org
