Dr Amy Louise Hall

Zoologist and Ecologist

Amy is currently the Director of Research and Training at Sangan Island Conservation Ltd, an ecological consultancy in Jersey, Channel Islands.  

Amy’s research has always focused on Bats, small mammals, trees, and habitats, and this continues to be the main theme of current research.  Her MRes dissertation researched the use of small farm woodlands by bats, her LLM looked specifically at the protection afforded to bats under the English and Jersey legal regimes, and whether these jurisdictions with convention compliant.  The PhD entailed researching small mammal movement patterns in habitat mosaics.

In her work outside of Sangan Island Conservation Amy is the Chair of the Zoology Section of the Societe Jersiaise, Vice Chair of the membership Admissions Committee (MAC) at the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM), a member of the Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) of the Mammal Society and a Trustee at Jersey Heritage Trust where she holds the titles of Chair, and Chair of the Finance and Audit Committee.  Amy is also a Director of the Guernsey Nature Commission.