APPLIED BEHAVIOURAL ECOLOGY & CONSERVATION LAB
Dr Hannah S. Mumby
Assistant Professor
University of Hong Kong
ABOUT US
We study how information about sociality, communication, life history and human-animal relationships can help us address real-life issues, like living with endangered species. We're based at the University of Hong Kong.
CURRENT PROJECTS
Human-elephant interactions and behavioural ecology of Asian elephants in Nepal based at the incredible Tiger Tops Lodges. We have collaborated with Elephants Alive for the Bull Elephant Network Project and have a long-standing association with the Myanmar Timber Elephant Project. We also work on interactions between humans and wild boar in Hong Kong, in the Hong Kong Wild Boar Project.
These projects are currently funded by Society in Science - Branco Weiss Fellowship and the University of Hong Kong. We've also had funding from Drapers' Company Fellowship at Pembroke College, a Fulbright Scholar Award, a fellowship at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, as well as grants from the NERC Biomolecular Analysis Facility in Sheffield, DST-NRF Fellowship and the Cambridge-Africa Alborada Research Fund.
If you're interested in doing a PhD, Research Assistantship or Post-doc with us, please check out the opportunities page.
