Marine heatwave and sewage threaten life in our waters
We are experiencing an unprecedented marine heatwave. It highlights the the urgency to clean up UK rivers and coasts.
Richard's expertise lie in the ecological structuring processes of marine systems and the implications of these systems for society. His current research projects include the impact of climate variability on seagrass ecosystems, social-ecological systems analysis, ocean acidification and seagrass, and the resilience and ecosystem service provision of seagrass. Richard earned his PhD in Marine Biology at the University of Essex.
We are experiencing an unprecedented marine heatwave. It highlights the the urgency to clean up UK rivers and coasts.
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