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Teaching and Doctoral Supervision
Geography as a discipline provides an integrating approach to consider the
relationships between humans and the environment. Sustainability provides a core concept for addressing global challenges and attending to trade offs in different dimensions. I am part of a team delivering the
undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Sustainable Development at the University of St Andrews.
My honours option module SD4111 Coasts and Seas: Conservation and Planning for Sustainable Futures includes a role play simulation game in marine planning
Doctoral Supervision
Fiona Cunningham Coastal vulnerability and adaptation in islands
Lorenzo Pergola Valuing Culture: a mixed-methods approach to the importance of cultural resources
Paula Duffy Understanding socio-demographic change in coastal communities
Lucy Greenhill Marine spatial planning and adaptive governance
Liliana Sole Figueras Ecoystem services and cruise ship tourism
James Luger Marine governance: effective institutional arrangements for biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction.
Simone Riegel The economic and social value of Scotland's blue carbon resource
Saso Gorjanc EU marine enviornmental policy and concepts of marine wilderness
Josephine Asare Traditional knowledge, gender and small scale fisheries (Primary Supervisor Dr I Okafor-Yarwood)
Tamara Darbar Enhancing the effectiveness and equitability of Marine Protected Areas
My teaching and learning seeks to develop an understanding of:
Knowledge Base Environmental problems, Institutions, Laws, Policies and Plans, Partnerships, Marine Protected Areas, Sustainability Science, Climate Change Adaptation, Theories and goals of Environmental Governance.
Key Concepts
Transferrable Skills
Social scientific/Geographical research methods: qualitative and quantitative methods of social investigation, policy analysis.
Deliberation, Presentation, Workshop facilitation, Facilitating interdisciplinarity.
Fieldwork.
Geographic & Environmental Information Systems, and Integrated assessment.