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Norman Dandy, BSc, MA, PhD
Research Assistant, Environmental and Human Sciences DivisionNorman Dandy studied for a Earth & Environmental Sciences degree at Anglia Polytechnic, followed by a Masters in Environmental Politics at Keele University. He has worked as a lecturer in social research methods and politics and, in 2005, completed a PhD on international conservation politics within the Politics department of the University of Leicester. He joined Forest Research in May 2006. Current roleResearch Assistant, Social and Economic Research Group, Environmental and Human Sciences Division Norman is researching collaborative approaches to deer management and developing new techniques to engage stakeholders in the decision and policy making processes. Current programmesGovernance and public involvement
Research assistant Collaborative frameworks in land management: a case-study of wild deer in Britain
Conducting case-study research, through documentary, interview and focus-group research, into sustainable deer management in England, with a particular focus upon collaborative management and stakeholder engagement. Peri-urban deer project
Examining the interaction of roe deer with people in Scotland’s peri-urban environments. Research areas- Land and wildlife management.
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