Natalie Welden

Former employee

Natalie worked at SEI York as a Research Associate and Community Scientist during 2015-2016.

She worked with Moors for the Future and the OPAL project.

Publications by Natalie Welden

Citizen science identifies the effects of nitrogen deposition, climate and tree species on epiphytic lichens across the UK
Long-term microplastic retention causes reduced body condition in the langoustine, Nephrops norvegicus
Environment and gut morphology influence microplastic retention in langoustine, Nephrops norvegicus

Projects with Natalie Welden

Open Air Laboratories (OPAL)