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Sarah Ivory is an Associate Professor in the Department of Geosciences, focusing on ecology and geology. She utilizes fossil pollen records to understand past ecosystem changes, with the aim of informing future conservation strategies. Her research employs remote sensing data to observe the processes driving tropical ecological changes and vegetation's responses to past climate. Sarah's work primarily involves evaluating vegetation and climate history over the recent millennia to assess future range changes and the impacts of land-use on critical biodiversity hotspots.
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