Topic: biodiversity conservation

Develop a research programme in urban ecology, behaviour and evolution addressing biological challenges where ecology and society meet. Areas include biodiversity conservation, nature-based climate solutions, environmental genomics and multi-omics, conservation in modified landscapes and green infrastructure. Responsibilities include independent and collaborative research, teaching, mentoring and service. Priority review is 15 November 2026.

Economic activity both spreads introduced species and suffers their consequences, while some introductions can also generate financial benefits. This seminar examines that complicated relationship and why invasions receive uneven attention from policymakers. It considers how economic concepts and decision tools adapted to biodiversity conservation can clarify costs, incentives and management choices.