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Oman | Back in Salalah – Summing up the Science

March 8, 2013by Lawrence Ball - Conservation Biologist Leave a comment

The expedition left Wadi Sayq yesterday morning with a feeling of great fulfillment. Not only have we successfully captured footage of the Arabian leopard in Wadi Sayq but we have recorded and […]

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Lawrence, the Chief Scientist updates us from the Wadi

February 19, 2013by Lawrence Ball - Conservation Biologist 1 Comment

Its 12.40 and the intense Arabian sun is beating down around us, but a cool breeze and the shade of a single acacia tree provides us with all the shelter […]

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Adventure & Expeditions, Birds, Oman, Research, Species Conservation
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Oman Empty Quarter 2013 Expedition – The Science Begins

February 17, 2013by Lawrence Ball - Conservation Biologist Leave a comment

Blog Post from two young Oman Explorers Everyone is settling extremely well into the wadi environment! Our base camp is literally based on paradise beach where we are surrounded by […]

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The Sultanate of Oman – An Overview

December 28, 2012by Lawrence Ball - Conservation Biologist Leave a comment

The Sultanate of Oman is located in the south-eastern corner of the Arabian Peninsula on the Indian Ocean. Oman is mostly dominated by arid desert wilderness which stretches over the north-west border […]

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Adventure & Expeditions, Oman, Places & Ecosystems

How To Catch A Lizard

November 26, 2012by Lawrence Ball - Conservation Biologist 6 Comments

Who knows! There is no single proven effective technique to answer this question, unless it’s Chameleons in Madagascar, in which case you just pick them off the trees! During our […]

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Adventure & Expeditions, Oman, Research, Species Conservation

Post-Recce Report

October 24, 2012by Lawrence Ball - Conservation Biologist 1 Comment

Between the 7th and the 18th of this month I was in Oman with Soo Redshaw (Chief Leader) organising logistics, equipment and touching base with numerous useful contacts for the […]

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A Recce to Oman

October 6, 2012by Lawrence Ball - Conservation Biologist 2 Comments

Despite what I said several weeks ago about remaining on British soil and focusing on the conservation of British wildlife, here I am packing my rucksack for a 10 day […]

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The Little Things in Life

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One can spend days on expedition hoping to see a rare bird species or searching for that elusive mammal only to get a brief glimpse before it flies, hops or […]

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Adventure & Expeditions, Dragonflies, Madagascar, Oman, Peruvian Amazon, Photography, Places & Ecosystems, Research, Species Conservation

Funky Flora

August 3, 2012by Lawrence Ball - Conservation Biologist 1 Comment

Plants are vital to all life on earth. Indeed, they paved the way for animals to exist by filling the air with oxygen, albeit as algae in the seas, and […]

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Embracing the Expedition Lifestyle

July 31, 2012by Lawrence Ball - Conservation Biologist 1 Comment

Embrace… 1. The Unexpected Cities are a controlled environment. The more human control, the less likely unexpected events will occur. Wild places however, are untamed, we can control very little, […]

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Lawrence Ball - Conservation Biologist

Lawrence is a ESRC-funded PhD student at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE), University of Kent. His interdisciplinary research is working towards sustainable pastoralism and biodiversity conservation in Dhofar, Oman. He has been involved in a number of overseas research expeditions in Africa, South America, Europe and the Middle East. Lawrence features in the recent conservation documentary, ‘Madagascar: Life on the Edge’.

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