Hello.
My name is Oliver Jewell.
I work on the sea.
I’m a Marine Scientist, Spatial Ecologist and Postdoc researcher at the University of Western Australia, with a keen interest in sharks and conservation. Please visit my Academic Profile for my scientific output and Media Credits for some of the places my work has featured.
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Cryptic habitat use of white sharks in kelp forest
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Tagging and tracking sharks: the how and the why
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Core habitats of white sharks at Dyer Island
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Global risk assessment of sharks under the footprint of fisheries
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Gauging the threat
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Biologging with white sharks
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Media Credits
Personal Summary
Welcome to my site. I’m a marine biologist, spatial ecologist and oceanographer and specialise in the research of marine wildlife. I’ve worked with sharks since my first visit to South Africa in 2007 and have been involved in research projects in Africa, Europe, Australia and North America ever since. Much of my research has focused on white sharks but I have also worked with several other species of shark and ray, sea turtles, sea birds, marine mammals, fisheries and aquaculture. Please click below if you’re interested in my academic profile or timeline otherwise feel free to click on the various projects listed above.
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CBSN
2019 - Live Television Interview
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Shark Week
2019 - Consultant, Sharks Gone Wild
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The New York Times
2019 - News Interview