Dr Katie St John Glew

Katie is a marine spatial ecologist (post-doc) working at the University of Southampton. She is currently working in collaboration with the Marine Stewardship Council, developing a methodology to verify catch locations of commercially caught fish using stable isotopes. The aim is to use these techniques to aid fisheries traceability and improve sustainability and management. Katie recently finished her PhD at the University of Southampton, where she used stable isotope methodologies to study the movement and foraging locations of seabirds and fish populations around UK waters. Katie also did her undergraduate degree (Master of Marine Biology) at the University of Southampton.

Katie is very interested in policy and marine management, and spent 3 months on a placement at DEFRA during her PHD. She is also extremely passionate about scientific communication and outreach projects.
Katie is responsible for the Society’s social media communications and the Society’s blog. Please get in contact through the contact form on this website if you have any comments or queries.