Chloe Renn
Social-Ecological Shark Researcher
Specialising in critical habitats and stakeholder-led conservation
Ecological data and fisher knowledge united to protect critical shark habitats.
Bridging Science and Fisheries for Effective Conservation
My research combines hands-on skills including acoustic telemetry and reproductive assessment with strong data analysis to study Tope sharks, fostering effective local spatial management supported by fishers and anglers.
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Years of Research Experience
Five years of focused research in elasmobranch ecology, spatial management, and stakeholder collaboration within UK marine environments.
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Systematic Review Published
Completed a systematic review supporting European Atlantic shark hotspot identification integrated with conservation policy frameworks.
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Community Engagement
Achieved consistent stakeholder collaboration ensuring research and management align with community perspectives and fisheries needs.
Unique Expertise in Shark Conservation and Fisheries Engagement
Integrating marine science with strong community ties to identify and manage critical shark habitats in UK waters.
Specialist Scientific Methods
Skilled in telemetry, ultrasonography, and reproductive assessment for shark biology.
Community-Informed Conservation
Partnerships with local fishers and anglers support effective conservation efforts.
Explore Chloe Renn’s Research and Conservation Work
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