Bianca Ambrose-Oji

Dr. Bianca Ambrose-Oji is an Honorary Lecturer at Bangor University, affiliated with the School of Environmental and Natural Sciences. She contributes to research in environmental science, particularly in forest management and biodiversity conservation.

Her research focuses on integrating local ecological knowledge into biodiversity assessment and conservation planning. Key areas include horizon scanning for future forest threats, community-based conservation, and sustainable land use in tropical regions such as Mount Cameroon. She has contributed to interdisciplinary projects that emphasize participatory methods and policy-relevant environmental foresight.

The recent publications highlight a strong trend in environmental foresight and community-engaged research. Her work spans from local biodiversity valuation protocols to national-level horizon scanning for UK forest management, reflecting a dual focus on tropical conservation and temperate forest resilience under climate change.

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Dr. Ambrose-Oji has no listed advisees or grant funding in the provided information. She has not been associated with any specific research labs or teams in the available data. Her contributions are primarily through collaborative research and publications.