Jay Mistry is a Professor of Environmental Geography and her research interests include environmental management and governance, participatory visual methods and Indigenous geographies. Her work involves supporting local livelihoods and biodiversity conservation, action research using participatory video and capacity building for natural resource management. She is also concerned with fire management in tropical savannas, particularly the social-ecological interactions and policy implications.
Admission free but booking is essential.
2018/03/12 18:15
2018/03/12 19:30
Europe/London
Inauguaral Lecture
Jay Mistry is a Professor of Environmental Geography and her research interests include environmental management and governance, participatory visual methods and Indigenous geographies. Her work involves supporting local livelihoods and biodiversity conservation, action research using participatory video and capacity building for natural resource management. She is also concerned with fire management in tropical savannas, particularly the social-ecological interactions and policy implications.
Admission free but booking is essential.
Boilerhouse Auditorium