Flexing mussels in tropical rivers: A functional perspective to conservation – Tabitha Richmond
Tabitha Richmond placement – IUCN Freshwater Team
From April to July 2025, I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to complete a professional placement with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), working with their Freshwater Biodiversity Assessment and Knowledge Team. My role focused on the Global Freshwater Mollusc project, which aims to expand the representation of species assessed for […]
Tabitha Richmond
PhD: Ecosystem Function of tropical filter-feeders under environmental change. Location: University of Nottingham Email: Tabitha.Richmond@nottingham.ac.uk I completed my undergraduate degree in Zoology at the University of Exeter with a study abroad year at the University of Queensland. I went on to complete a research masters at the University of Bristol, investigating the population ecology of […]