Jonathan's current research focuses on the story of the Pacific's coral reef ecosystems - what they were like in the past, how they have grown and changed into their present state, and what this might mean for their persistence into the future. Specifically, he is interested in the human-environment interaction that exists across time on these reefs. Jonathan uses a combination of historical research, archaeology, ecology, geology, and biogeochemical methods in order to understand and communicate the story of these ecosystems through time.
Through his science communication and storytelling, Jonathan hopes to accomplish one main goal: humanise science and those who practice it, to foster its understanding and appreciation for all.
To get in contact with Jonathan, please
click here.