
Victoria Marchment
Lancaster University
Email: v.marchment1@lancaster.ac.uk
Victoria is an EPSRC-funded PhD student at the Lancaster Environment Centre, working under the supervision of Dr Sally Keith, Dr Duncan Whyatt, and Prof. Carsten Rahbek (University of Copenhagen). She holds a BSc in International Relations from Leeds University and a second BSc (Hons) in Natural Sciences (Biology) from the Open University. Between her studies, she gained valuable experience working in education, supporting children with special educational needs. Recently, Victoria completed an MSc in Conservation and Biodiversity at Lancaster University, where her dissertation explored the biogeography of oceanic dolphin behaviour. Her current research focuses on understanding the links between animal behaviour and macroecology.
Research Interests
Victoria’s research is centred on animal behaviour, with a particular interest in how it can be studied from a macroecological perspective. Her PhD work aims to advance geospatial techniques for analysing large-scale patterns in animal behaviour, with an emphasis on marine environments. She is particularly drawn to marine biology, and her current project is expected to include data from coral reef systems, integrating her passion for marine ecosystems into her macrobehavioural studies.
