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Ewan Macdonald is Kadas Senior Research Fellow in Conservation Geopolitics at Worcester College, University of Oxford. His research examines the intersection of biodiversity conservation, geopolitical factors, and human-wildlife dynamics, with fieldwork across Southeast Asia and Africa. Macdonald develops analytical frameworks for protected area planning, wildlife trade regulation, and human dimensions of conservation.
Research focuses on conservation geopolitics, integrating spatial ecology, political economy, and social science to address biodiversity loss. Recent projects include: evaluating protected area designs in Borneo; analyzing socio-political dimensions of African lion conservation; and investigating global wildlife trade networks.
Publications emphasize multi-scale approaches to conservation planning, human-wildlife coexistence strategies, and ethical dimensions of biodiversity policy. Recent work examines COVID-19 impacts on public perceptions of bats and conservation behavior.
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