Mr David Powell
Lecturer in Countryside Management
Contact Details
- Email: dip@aber.ac.uk
- Office: 0.24, New IBERS Building
- Phone: +44 (0) 1970 621620
- Research Portal Profile
Profile
Dave Powell is an ecologist, whose main interest lies in ecological change particularly in upland habitats. He is also interested in global environmental issues and the role of organisations in the management of the countryside for conservation. Having worked as a field biologist for many years he teaches fieldwork techniques and takes a keen interest in the application of information technology in both teaching and research. He spends his spare time mountain biking and rock climbing.
Teaching
Module Coordinator
- BR10810 - The Development and Management of British Habitats
- RD11610 - The Development and Management of British Habitats
- BR25520 - An Introduction to Landscape Ecology and Geographic Information Systems
Coordinator
- RD11610 - The Development and Management of British Habitats
- BR10810 - The Development and Management of British Habitats
- BR25520 - An Introduction to Landscape Ecology and Geographic Information Systems
Course Viewer
Lecturer
- BR27220 - Wildlife Management
- BR21420 - Ecological Surveying
- RD27220 - Wildlife Management
- RD11610 - The Development and Management of British Habitats
- RD12610 - Study and Communication Skills
- BR10110 - Introduction to Conservation
- RG20520 - Sgiliau Proffesiynol
- BR15700 - Wildlife Forensics
- BR10810 - The Development and Management of British Habitats
- BR15720 - Wildlife Forensics
- BR25520 - An Introduction to Landscape Ecology and Geographic Information Systems
Grader
Tutor
- RG20520 - Sgiliau Proffesiynol
- BR25520 - An Introduction to Landscape Ecology and Geographic Information Systems
- BR10110 - Introduction to Conservation
- BR15700 - Wildlife Forensics
- BR21420 - Ecological Surveying
- RD11610 - The Development and Management of British Habitats
- BG21420 - Arolygu Ecolegol
- RG12610 - Sgiliau Astudio a Chyfathrebu (FDSC)
- BG12410 - Sgiliau Astudio a Chyfathrebu
- BR10810 - The Development and Management of British Habitats
- BR15720 - Wildlife Forensics