School of Geographical and Earth Sciences

Mr Martin Muir

Martin Muir
  • Teaching Fellow (School of Geographical and Earth Sciences)

email: Martin.Muir@glasgow.ac.uk


Developing adaptation and mitigation strategies to minimise the impact of climate change on the conservation interests of Scotland's standing freshwaters

I am currently doing research (at the Centre for Environmental Change and Human Resilience at the University of Dundee, funded by SNH & SEPA) looking at the potential effects of climate change on the ecohydrology of Scotland's lochs. This three year project aims to produce adaptation strategies to minimise the impact of these changes on species of conservation interest. I am interested in how climate change will affect the hydrology, and subsequently, ecology of standing freshwater in Scotland, an issue which has profound implications for the management of these habitats.

Jump to: 2011
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2011

Muir, A.P, and Muir, M. (2011) A new rapid assessment technique for amphibians: introduction of the species list technique from San José de Payamino, Ecuador. Herpetological Review, 42 (2). pp. 184-186. ISSN 0018-084X

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Geography Level 1

  • Lectures in The Changing Biosphere module

Geography Level 2

  • Lectures in Environmental Management
  • Part of the Field Trip staff

Geography Honours

  • Lecture on the Conservation honours option

Study Abroad/ERASMUS coordinator for the school