Sally Rangecroft

Dr Sally Rangecroft is a Lecturer in Physical Geography at the College of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Exeter. Her interdisciplinary research focuses on global water security, glacial retreat, climate change impacts, and citizen science applications. She has held postdoctoral research roles at the University of Birmingham (2015-2018) and University of Plymouth (2019-present) prior to her current position.

• PhD in Geography (University of Exeter, 2014)
• PGCE in Secondary School Geography (Cornwall SCITT, 2019)
• MRes in Environmental Sciences (Bangor University, 2010)
• BSc Geography (1st class honors, Loughborough University, 2009)

Her work addresses:

• Impacts of glacial retreat on water resources
• Anthropogenic influences on hydrological drought
• Citizen science for climate literacy and data collection
• Interdisciplinary approaches to water-food-energy nexus challenges