Andrew Lovett

Andrew Lovett is a Professor of Geography at the University of East Anglia’s School of Environmental Sciences. He holds roles as Director of Learning & Teaching and previously served as Deputy Head of School. His career includes academic and research roles since joining UEA in 1990, with expertise in GIS, catchment management, and environmental policy.

Research focuses on GIS applications, renewable energy pathways, ecosystem services, and natural capital integration. Notable projects include the Wensum Demonstration Test Catchment (2010–19) and ADVENT (2015–20). He leads initiatives like OpenCLIM_LANDS (2024–27) and collaborates with national and international organizations.

Key interests span landscape planning, environmental economics, and sustainable development goals. His work contributes to UN SDGs related to climate action, responsible consumption, and life on land. Awards include the 2024 UEA Innovation and Impact Award for consultancy projects.

Teaching emphasizes sustainability, GIS, and catchment management. He advises on energy-environment policy tensions and leads community engagement via visualization tools. Active in professional networks like CSERGE and ClimateUEA, Lovett bridges academia, policy, and community action.