Alice Turner

Miss Alice Turner is a Tutor in Biological and Environmental Sciences at the University of Stirling, concurrently pursuing a PhD focused on human-beaver interactions. She works as SEPA Project Coordinator for Forth-ERA, specializing in spatial data and satellite mapping, and serves as Policy Rep for the British Ecological Society's Conservation Ecology Special Interest Group, maintaining a monthly policy blog.

Education: MSc Human Animal Interaction (University of Stirling, 2022, Distinction) with award-winning dissertation on wildlife moral standing and conservation attitudes.

Research interests emphasize wildlife conservation strategies, human-wildlife coexistence frameworks, and ecosystem restoration. Active in interdisciplinary projects linking ecological science with socio-psychological impacts of wildlife activity.

Awarded the Postgraduate Prize for Exceptional Performance in 2022. Engaged with

• Behaviour and Evolution Research Group
• Ecosystem Change Research

programmes at the university.

Promotes policy-relevant research through collaborative projects like Forth-ERA and BES SIG initiatives.