Linus Hiscox
Senior Carbon Ratings Scientist, IFM Lead
Linus Hiscox's interests
Nature-Based Solutions
Forestry
Biodiversity
Conservation science
Forest carbon
Linus Hiscox is a wildlife ecologist whose work looks at wildlife conservation approaches in the face of a rapidly changing climate, with a particular focus on mammals. His dissertation research incorporated species distribution models into translocation planning for endangered species in Western Australia.
Before joining BeZero, he was a policy intern at the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation, examining the legal and illegal trade in endangered species to nations of the African Elephant Coalition during CITES CoP18.
Education
University of Bristol, MSc in Global Wildlife Health and Conservation looking at climate change impacts on native mammal distributions in Australia
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