Abiem Iveren – PhD
The role of clumping and inter-specific negative density dependence in shaping species distributions in Tropical Afromontane Forest
Murna Tela – PhD
Ecosystem services provided by birds to subsistence farmers on the Mabilla Plateau, Nigeria. Collaborator Prof Will Cresswell.
Sanaz Safavian – PhD
Pollination ecology of Carpobrotus edulis and the likelihood of hybridisation with native Disphyma australe. Collaborator- Prof. Phil Hulme
Michelle Williamson – MSc
Adaptive variation in Mimulus gutattus, an invasive weed of New Zealand wetlands. Collaborator- Prof. Phil Hulme
David Kerr – Current MSc
Factors limiting the spread of monkey flower, Mimulus gutattus in New Zealand. Collaborator- Prof. Phil Hulme
Morgan Tracy – Current MSc
Morgan is working on neighbourhood effects of invasive lupins on the pollination of native brooms- Carcmichaelia sp. Her research site is the Lake Tekapo Scientific Reserve near Tekapo, where native flora is recolonising old outwash soils.
Ridwan Jafar – Lab Associate
Biplang Yadok PhD
Ecology of the African Giant Pouched Rat (2015- 2018)
Jennifer Agaldo PhD
Seed dispersal by ants in a Nigerian Montane Forest (2015-2018)
Kumilign Asmare PhD
Population genetics of the genus Meterosidros in New Zealand (2014-2017)
Denise Arroyo-Lambaer PhD
Conserving amphibian diversity- inventory and gene flow studies in fragmented montane forest, Mambilla Plateau, Nigeria. (2012 – 2015)
Babale Aliyu PhD
Seed dispersal by the African Giant Pouched Rat in collaboration with Prof. Pierre Michele Forget (2011-14)
Danladi Umar PhD
Worked on fresh water invertebrates in Afromontane streams. With Prof. Jon Harding. (2008-2011)
Lily Braislford MSc
Population genetics of some common Afromontane forest tree species. (2015-2017)
Sasha Roselli MSc
Factors limiting species composition and growth rates of naturally regenerating forest in a Nigerian montane grasslands. (2012-2014)
Kelly Hutchinson MSc
Foraging ecology of the Putty nose Monkey (Cercopithecus nictitans) in collaboration with Prof. Mike Lawes. (2012 – 2014).
Joshua Thia – MSc
Fragmentaion affects on gene flow in two rare montane forest tree species with differing dispersal mechanisms. (2012 – 2014)
Charles Nsor MSc
Sunbird pollination and fate of strong contributors to mutualistic networks in a West African montane forest. (2011-2014)
Alex Knight – MSc
Gene flow patterns, inbreeding and gender biased dispersal in the Nigerian Cameroon chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes ellioti) (2011-2013)
Paul Dutton
Ecology of the Nigerian/Cameroon Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes ellioti) (2009-12)
Professor Pierre-Michel Forget
Pierre Michele is part of the Nigerian Montane Forest Projects and has collaborated with us in research into seed dispersal through the scatterhoarding behaviour of the African giant pouched rat.
Professor Phil Hulme
Phil is currently collaborating with myself and students Michelle Williamson and David Kerr
Professor Michael Lawes – Active collaborator in Afromontane research.
Professor Colin Chapman
We collaborate in areas of forest restoration and primate mediated seed dispersal. Currently PhD students interested in such research in Nigeria (where we cannot send students just now) can carry out equivalent field research in collaboration with myself and Colin in Uganda.
For Student Scientific Editing see Michael Lawes
