Daniel Forman

Dr. Daniel Forman is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Biosciences at Swansea University, affiliated with the School of Biosciences, Geography and Physics. He holds multiple roles including Senior Academic Mentor and Employability Officer. His research focuses on carnivore ecology, wildlife diseases, and ecological monitoring, with a particular emphasis on British wildlife and freshwater systems.

• Education: Details not explicitly stated in the text, but his academic positions imply advanced degrees in related fields.

His research interests span conservation strategies for top predators, such as Eurasian otters, and the ecological impacts of predation. He has contributed to studies on pollination networks, parasite detection in elusive species, and the effects of livestock grazing on pollinators. Forman is also involved in education reforms, particularly in enhancing graduate employability through work-simulated learning frameworks.

He has served on numerous committees including the Ethics Committee, Athena SWAN, and the Swansea Academy of Inclusive Learning Management Board. As an academic lead for the Conservation Ecology Society, he advocates for wildlife rehabilitation and biodiversity initiatives. His work often bridges ecological theory with practical conservation solutions.