My interdisciplinary PhD explored peat-swamp fish and the importance of fish(ing) to human communities in the Sebangau (Central Kalimantan, Indonesia) using Assemblage Theory as a framework. This also involved completing, with Dudin and our ‘fish team’, some of the first long-term fish and water quality surveys in the Sebangau River and Forest. You can find a more detailed outline of my thesis here.
Download my full thesis here.
For a two-page summary of my PhD results in Bahasa Indonesia (this has been discussed and shared with the participants of my PhD research) click here.
Dr Sara A. Thornton 