Nigel Leader-williams
Director
Department of Geography
University of Cambridge
United Kingdom
Biography
Career 2017-present: Founding Director of Conservation Leadership, University of Cambridge 2009-2017: Director of Conservation Leadership, University of Cambridge 1999-2009: Director, Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology, University of Kent 1996-2009: Professor of Biodiversity Management, University of Kent 1995: Research Fellow, Institute of Zoology, London 1993-1995: Research Fellow, Wildlife Conservation Society, New York 1991-1995: Chief Technical Advisor, Department of Wildlife, Tanzania 1980-1990: Research, Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge 1976-1980: PhD, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge 1973-1980: Research, British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge 1972: Practicing veterinary surgeon Qualifications BVSc University of Liverpool PhD University of Cambridge ScD University of Cambridge MRCVS
Research Interest
My research interests lie primarily in: applied ecology and endangered species management law enforcement and illegal use of wildlife sustainable resource use community-based conservation protected area design and management conservation strategy and policy evaluating success in conservation
Publications
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Leader-Williams, N., Kayera, J.A. and Overton, G.L., 1996. Mining in protected areas in Tanzania, International Institute for Environment and Development. 35pp.
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Roe, D., Leader-Williams, N. and Dalal-Clayton, D.B., 1997. Take only Photographs, Leave only Footprints: the environmental impacts of wildlife tourism, International Institute for Environment and Development. 83pp.
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Leader-Williams, N., Adams, W.M. and Smith, R.J., 2010. Trade-offs in Conservation, Wiley-Blackwell. 400pp. Walpole, M.J., Karanja, G.G., Sitati, N.W. and Leader-Williams, N., 2003. Wildlife and people: conflict and conservation in Masai Mara, Kenya, International Institute for Environment and Development. 59pp.