Baldock, Katherine - University of Bristol - School of Biological Sciences

个人简介

2014 - present: NERC Knowledge Exchange Fellow "Improving urban habitat management for pollinators and people" 2013-present: Co-investigator "Quality in pollination networks: visitation frequency and pollinator effectiveness". NERC-funded project led by Pat Willmer & Gavin Ballantyne, University of St. Andrews. 2011-2014: Postdoctoral researcher "Urban Pollinators: their ecology and conservation", University of Bristol, UK. PIs: Jane Memmott, Bill Kunin, Graham Stone, Simon Potts. Insects Pollinators Initiative project funded by BBSRC, Defra, NERC, Scottish Government and Wellcome Trust. 2009-2010: Higher Scientific Officer, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford, UK. 2008, 2009: Chief Science Leader for British Schools Exploring Society expeditions to Ladakh, India. 2008-2009: Teaching fellow, University of Edinburgh, UK. 2007, 2008: Full-time tutor, University of Edinburgh, UK. 2003-2007: PhD 'Multispecies Pollination Interactions in a Kenyan Savannah Ecosystem'. University of Edinburgh, UK. Supervisor: Graham Stone. NERC-funded studentship. 2001-2002: MRes Biodiversity and Conservation, Distinction, University of Leeds, UK. 1997-2000: BSc Biology, University of Bristol, UK.

研究领域

Plant-pollinator interactions in urban ecosystems; plant-pollinator networks

近期论文

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Baldock, K, Memmott, J, Ruiz-Guajardo, J-C, Roze, D & Stone, G, 2011, ‘Daily temporal structure in African savanna flower visitation networks and consequences for network sampling’. Ecology, vol 92(3)., pp. 687 - 698 Baldock, KCR, Goddard, MA, Hicks, DM, Kunin, WE, Mitschunas, N, Osgathorpe, LM, Potts, SG, Robertson, KM, Scott, AV, Stone, GN, Vaughan, IP & Memmott, J, 2015, ‘Where is the UK’s pollinator biodiversity? The importance of urban areas for flower-visiting insects’. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, vol 282. Baldock, K, Goddard, MA, Kunin, WE, Potts, SG, Stone, GN & Memmott, J, 2015, ‘Managing urban areas for insect pollinators: As town and cities continue to grow how can land managers help insect pollinators in urban areas?’. Living With Environmental Change network