MARINE CONSULTANCY The
importance of marine
HISTORY
ecology in the industry
A PERSONAL PROFILE DANIEL BASTRERI; PRINCIPAL MARINE CONSULTANT
Daniel joined Thomson Ecology in 2013 as Principal Marine Consultant. He is an experienced marine scientist and has worked at the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas), the Environment Agency as well as many consultancy and aquaculture businesses overseas. He has a wealth of experience in the fields of evidence-based assessment, regulation and mitigation of
human impacts on the marine environment.
Daniel takes up the story “I started working in coastal ecology in Uruguay in my first job with the department of oceanography at the local University (UDELAR), particularly focusing on plankton ecology and taxonomy and the assessment of impacts of sewage on coastal waters in the country.
“Uruguay has a temperate climate and the sea is quite cold due to the Falklands current. In fact, the ecology of coastal waters in Uruguay is surprisingly similar to that in the UK – particularly the East of England and East of Scotland – so the marine issues are not so different.”
VARIED EXPERIENCE Following several years at UDELAR, Daniel managed an industrial-scale marine aquaculture farm in Ecuador and subsequently directed three marine prawn farms and a marine aquaculture laboratory. In 1998 he moved to the UK to work with the Environment Agency as a marine scientist and later as a marine water quality advisor, before taking up the position of Marine Environmental Impact Assessor at Cefas.
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