Current Teaching

I convene one core modules for the MSc Conservation: Rural Matrix, as well as an optional module: Marine Conservation (this module is not available 2011-12 due to sabbatical).

I also convene the 2nd year BA/BSc Geography module Environment & Society (GEOG2009).

I am on sabbatical in Winter term 2012 (January-March) so am not available for office hours.

See Conserving our Fragile Coast video of Peter teaching on a field study looking at managing coastal change, Tollesbury Marshes, Blackwater estuary, Essex.

Other academic roles

External examiner:

Marine MSc programme: Marine Resource Development & Protection/Marine Biodiversity & Biotechnology/Climate Change: Managing the Marine Environment, Heriot-Watt University (2010/11-2012/13); BSc Environmental Management/Biology/Science, Imperial College (2003/04-2006/07); BSc Marine Resource Management, University of Aberdeen (2003/04-2005/06); Diploma in Ecology and Conservation, Birkbeck College ( 2002/03-2006/07);

PhD examiner:

Kusakabe E. (2011) Renascent social capital in Japanese communities: networks for building a sustainable society. The Bartlett School of Architecture, Building, Environmental Design & Planning, UCL (internal)

Ponnampalam L.S. (2008) Ecological studies and conservation of small cetaceans in the Sultanate of Oman, with special reference to spinner dolphins, Stenella longirostris. Millport Marine Biological Station, University of London (Internal)

Leujak W. (2006) Monitoring of coral communities in South Sinai with particular reference to visitor impacts. Millport Marine Biological Station, University of London (Internal)

Smith T.F. (2002) Australian estuary management: drivers and perspectives. University of New South Wales (External).