Sarah H. Luke
Assistant Professor in Environmental Sciences
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Sarah H. Luke is an Assistant Professor in Environmental Sciences at the University of Nottingham, UK. Her research focuses on the ecological impacts of land-use changes, specifically related to oil palm plantations and their influence on biodiversity. Recent publications include studies on butterfly assemblages, semi-aquatic bug biomass, and the socio-ecological implications of oil palm management practices.
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