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Michele Thums is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia. His research focuses on the ecological impacts of marine plastic pollution and the movements of marine predators in relation to human activities. Thums has contributed to several key studies exploring how marine species interact with their environments, particularly in the context of changing oceanic conditions and conservation efforts. With a strong emphasis on data collection and analysis, he has been involved in projects utilizing advanced modelling techniques and acoustic tracking to understand the dynamics of marine wildlife. Thums is committed to advancing marine conservation through his research and collaborations, and he is actively engaged in disseminating findings that can inform policy and management efforts. His work spans various geographical regions and contributes to the understanding of global marine health and species behavior.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Researching marine plastic pollution and its impacts, as well as the movements of marine predators.
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