“My vision is to enhance knowledge and understanding of biology from individuals to ecosystems, inform and transform environmental research, promote research excellence, and encourage wise environmental stewardship”
Professor Graham Pyke is a distinguished research scientist and tireless advocate of sustainability for humanity. With a 40 year career researching and teaching environmental science, Professor Pyke has helped to transform research in the areas of ecology, behaviour and evolution, for both plants and animals, and through mentoring, teaching and consulting, he empowers others with vital tools to achieve a sustainable future.
Professor Pyke is also a regular writer for the MAHB, an online hub based at Stanford University that raises issues in relation to sustainability for humanity and proposes solutions to a range of complex social and environmental issues.
Services on offer …
- Assisting individuals and groups to achieve research excellence and enhance professional writing skills
- Consulting in relation to ecological/environmental issues and research
- Tutoring High School and University students in Mathematics, Biology and Environmental Science
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