ASSOCIATE MEMBERS CONTRIBUTING TO IBC PROJECTS AND JOINT PUBLICATIONS
Current Associate members contributing to IBC projects and/or affiliated to joint publications
Dr Jim Labisko, Department of Genetics, Evolution and Environment, University College of London, UK (Monitoring and conservation of Seychelles amphibians).
Dr Simon Maddock, School of Biology, Chemistry and Forensic Science, University of Wolverhampton, UK (Monitoring and conservation of Seychelles amphibians)
Dr David Gower, Department of Life Sciences; the Natural History Museum, London, UK (Monitoring and conservation of Seychelles amphibians)
Dr Licia Calabrese, Independent researcher and consultant, Island Conservation Society, Seychelles (Monitoring, ecology and movements of Seychelles seabirds)
Josep Noguès, Independent researcher and consultant, Island Conservation Society & Blue Safaris Seychelles (Monitoring, ecology and movements of Seychelles seabirds)
Dr Jérôme Harlay, Senior Lecturer, marine & estuarine biochemistry, also member of BERI, UniSey
Dr Jeanne Mortimer, Department of Biology, University of Florida, USA (Monitoring and conservation of turtles on Ste Anne Island)
Former Associate members
Dr Axel Hochkirch, Department of Biogeography, University of Trier, Germany (research on Seychelles orthoptera and Field guide of Seychelles grasshoppers and crickets) (2014-2017)
Dr James Russell, Department of Statistics, University of Auckland, New Zealand (rat densities on Mahé; phylogeny of rats in the western Indian Ocean)
Pat Matyot, Island Conservation Society, Seychelles (research on Seychelles orthopteroids and Field guide of Seychelles grasshoppers and crickets) (2014-2017)
Dr Laura Blamey, The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Canberra Australia (Sensitivity of key marine species in Seychelles to climate change using a trait-based approach) (2017-2018)
Dr Vincent Bretagnolle, Centre d’Etudes Biologiques de Chizé, Niort, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France (Monitoring, ecology and tracking of shearwaters) (2014-2018)
Dr Janske von de Crommenacker, Independent researcher (Seychelles white-eye Recovery Programme) (2017-2018)
