Dr Joanna Henley
Senior Lecturer
I am a marine educator with a PhD in the visual communication of marine science. I joined the Marine And Natural History Photography team as an associate lecturer when the course started in 2007. As a now Senior Lecturer, my main research interests focus on increasing ocean optimism through creative communication of marine conservation issues.
I have been a freelance marine educator in Cornwall for the last 10 years, delivering creative marine education resources and interpretation design for a range of target audiences. In particular I have been an educational partner of based environmental charity Surfers Against Sewage for the last eight years, being involved in many of their marine education campaigns, on themes such as marine pollution and sustainable fishing.
I have been a freelance marine educator in Cornwall for the last 10 years, delivering creative marine education resources and interpretation design for a range of target audiences. In particular I have been an educational partner of based environmental charity Surfers Against Sewage for the last eight years, being involved in many of their marine education campaigns, on themes such as marine pollution and sustainable fishing.
| joanna.henley@falmouth.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | (ext 3819) |
Research Outputs
Publications and research outputs
Conference or Workshop Item
| Henley, Joanna (2016) Marine Science Arts Interpretation. In: EMSEA Conference 2016, Titanic Centre, Belfast. | ![[img]](http://repository.falmouth.ac.uk/style/images/fileicons/slideshow.png) |