Ever since July 2016, I’ve recorded nearly all of my movements using my trusty Suunto Traverse GPS watch. That’s a lot of location data! I have some ideas as to what I could do with it all (and it keeps on building), but I’m sure you guys can give me some great ideas!Read more
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Inspired by old friends from LSE hungry for my next geography fact, I devised a quiz… Shout out to the crew: Maria, Sof, Jaz, Suv, Rad, Sean, Anu, Harvey, Iru. What a teamRead more
29 Nov 2019, Design Museum, London With Project Hogwatch complete and deemed a success, we were invited down by My Naturewatch to the Design Museum in London to show off our work. Here I am in the interview seat being asked about the project (just after finding out our MP had mentioned our hedgehog projectRead more
28 October 2019, UK Parliament, London Climate breakdown e-petition debate Yep, it’s a passing mention rather than the key message, but a mention is a mention! Motion moved by Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge. And you can see the original e-petition here.Read more
The Jolly Geo met Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner at the Wildlife Trust BCN Trumpington Meadows Reserve, to mark the release of Nora, our first hedgehog in the release programme! Great opportunity to showcase the use of wildlife tech to help us meet conservation objectives. Kudos to Daniel – he seemed to genuinely care and stuckRead more
6 September 2019 I ran a build-and-plan workshop at the Wildlife Trust BCN. Five cameras built and a camera deployment strategy created.Read more
April 2019 Get a My Naturewatch Camera, attend WT BCN trail cams courseRead more
26 March 2019, Cambridge, UK Excited to share my first lead publication! Shout out to the incredible team at Blue Ventures’ Blue Forests Programme, notably Dr Trevor Jones for his guidance and expertise. Identifying Mangrove Deforestation Hotspots in South Asia, Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific Gandhi, S. & Jones, T. G. (2019) Identifying Mangrove Deforestation HotspotsRead more
My Naturewatch have developed camera technology that automatically takes pictures when it sees movement. The design allows non-experts to build and deploy trail-cam technology in a fun and cost-effective way. It’s really easy. Here’s what I discovered in only a few attempts…Read more
31 Oct 2012, Tulear, Madagascar Check it out, my blog post about my work in Madagascar with the awesome Blue Forests team has hit the Blue Ventures Blog. Blue forests: behind the scenes…Read more
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