Lee Raye

Dr. Lee Raye is a Researcher at the School of Ocean Sciences, Bangor University, specializing in historical ecology and natural history. Their work examines pre-industrial ecological relationships across Britain and Ireland through interdisciplinary analysis of historical manuscripts, archaeological records, and environmental data.

Research Interests include:

• Medieval and Early Modern wildlife documentation
• Human-environment interactions in historical contexts
• Species distribution mapping through archival sources
• Cultural interpretations of fauna and flora
• Conservation history and ecological legacy

Notable Publications highlight trends in:

• Pre-industrial biodiversity patterns
• Medieval hunting practices
• Zoological symbolism in urban settings
• Species cohabitation dynamics
• Historical taxonomic records
• Environmental heritage preservation

Contact: l.raye@bangor.ac.uk | ORCID Profile