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We have 20 Environmental Biology (marine conservation) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Environmental Biology (marine conservation) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 20 Environmental Biology (marine conservation) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
ACCE+ DLA programme: Adapting to Change: Integrating Climate Projections and Genomic Tools to Future-Proof Fisheries Management
Excited about transforming how food resources are managed under rapidly shifting climate change? Are you eager to learn cutting-edge techniques to make a real-world change to food sustainability and conservation? Apply for this PhD to innovate novel tools for predicting fish population responses to climate change and tackle urgent challenges in marine conservation and fisheries. Read more
Adapting to climate change on subtropical reefs
Subtropical reef ecosystems with coral communities differ from their tropical coral reef neighbours, as they are shaped by a biogeographical overlap of taxa at their range margins, endemic species and seasonal species assemblages (Sommer et al. Read more
CR2025_50: Marine Forests in Flux: The Impact of Climate Change on Seaweed Carbon Sequestration
*Please note that this PhD will be hosted at Swansea University*. Join an exciting, interdisciplinary PhD project designed to push the boundaries of our understanding of blue carbon in marine ecosystems and contribute to cutting-edge marine science. Read more
CR2025_50: Marine Forests in Flux: The Impact of Climate Change on Seaweed Carbon Sequestration
*Please note that this PhD will be hosted at Swansea University*. Join an exciting, interdisciplinary PhD project designed to push the boundaries of our understanding of blue carbon in marine ecosystems and contribute to cutting-edge marine science. Read more
Evaluating the potential consequences of climate heating for Caspian seals and ecosystem services in the Caspian Sea
Marine mammals are keystone species for marine ecosystems. Understanding how they could be impacted by climate heating is important for evaluating risks to marine biodiversity, ecosystem function and ecosystem services. Read more
Status, distribution, and dynamics of marine biodiversity
Marine biodiversity is essential to the functioning of the Earth’s ecosystems, and supports a range of ecosystem services including food production, climate regulation, and cultural values. Read more
Biogeography of the southern Indian Ocean higher predator community
Project overview. Numerous seabird and marine mammal species occur in the subtropical and subantarctic zones of the southern Indian Ocean. Read more
Developing Behavioural indicators for Conservation Management in Killer Whales, NERC GW4+ DTP PhD studentship for September 2025 Entry Ref: 5396
Supervisors. Lead Supervisor Darren Croft, University of Exeter, Psychology. Additional Supervisors. Stephanie King, University of Bristol, School of Biological Sciences. Read more
CR2025_56: Molecular ecology of seagrass associated meiofauna, in healthy, declining, and restored meadows
*Please note that this PhD will be hosted by the Natural History Museum in London*. Read more
CR2025_56: Molecular ecology of seagrass associated meiofauna, in healthy, declining, and restored meadows
*Please note that this PhD will be hosted by the Natural History Museum in London*. Read more
CR2025_45: Biodiversity, biogeography and ecology of red calcified coralline algae of Britain
*Please note that this project will be hosted at the Natural History Museum, London*. Background. The red calcified coralline algae are intriguing organisms. Read more
CR2025_45: Biodiversity, biogeography and ecology of red calcified coralline algae of Britain
*Please note that this project will be hosted at the Natural History Museum, London*. Background. The red calcified coralline algae are intriguing organisms. Read more
Restoration of temperate rainforests in the Southwest of England – Are blue ground beetles the key to success?, NERC GW4+ DTP PhD studentship for September 2025 Entry Ref: 5417
Supervisors. Lead Supervisor Nick Royle, University of Exeter, Centre for Ecology and Conservation . Additional Supervisors. Read more
ACCE+ DLA programme: Characterising the vibrational landscape of the zoo: from animal calls to human noises
Vibrational communication is widespread across the animal kingdom, with animals using vibrational waves in the ground and substrates in order to communicate and sense their environment. Read more
Predatory plant or fair trade? Shedding light on the relationship of ants with carnivorous pitcher plants, NERC GW4+ DTP PhD studentship for September 2025 Entry Ref: 5415
Supervisors. Lead Supervisor Ulrike Bauer, University of Exeter, Biosciences. Additional Supervisors. Christoph Grüter, University of Bristol, Biosciences . Read more
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