Nashat Hamidan

Nashat Hamidan is a researcher affiliated with Bournemouth University's Faculty of Science and Technology. His work focuses on ecology, conservation biology, and aquatic ecosystems, with a strong emphasis on endangered species and wetland management. He collaborates with institutions in the Middle East and UK, leveraging GIS and field studies to address conservation challenges.

• Education: PhD in Ecology and Conservation of Garra ghorensis (2016), Bournemouth University.

Research interests include:

• Conservation of endangered freshwater fish
• GIS applications in wetland and wildlife management
• Ecological monitoring and biodiversity studies
• Impact of human activity on aquatic ecosystems
• Species reintroduction programs

Collaborations span Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Syria, with co-authors like J.R. Britton and L.E. Harding. His publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches combining field biology, GIS, and conservation planning.