Tim joined Harris Lamb’s Environmental team in 2023 further to achieving a Masters degree in Applied Marine Science from the University of Plymouth; a qualification he studied after securing a first-class Honours degree in Environmental Sciences from the University of East Anglia. 

As well as his excellent academic credentials, he also brings with him extensive GIS and wildlife survey experience, with a passion for conservation that has taken him to Lixouri in Greece, where he worked on a loggerhead sea turtle protection project, and to the Madagascar Research and Conservation Institute in Nosy Komba, where he studied the diversity of animal, reptile and bird species, and identified changes in forest dynamics, populations, habitat health and potential localised threats to help protect the highly threatened Sambirano forests.