Natalie Hall
About Natalie Hall
Natalie Hall is a Scientist at Arup with over ten years of experience in the environmental sector, specializing in ecology, ecotourism, and policy development.
Current Role at Arup
Natalie Hall has been working as a Scientist at Arup in London, United Kingdom, since 2016. In this capacity, she engages in various projects that require her expertise in ecology, environmental impact assessment, and sustainable development. Her role involves conducting scientific research, analyzing environmental data, and developing strategies to mitigate adverse environmental effects.
Previous Experience at HS2
From 2013 to 2016, Natalie Hall worked as a Biodiversity Advisor at HS2. During her tenure, she was responsible for advising on biodiversity matters pertinent to the high-speed rail project. Her responsibilities included assessing potential biodiversity impacts, recommending mitigation measures, and ensuring adherence to biodiversity policies and regulations.
Educational Background
Natalie Hall holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Conservation Biology from University College London, U. of London, which she completed in 2012. Additionally, she earned a degree in Environmental Biology from The University of Reading, where she studied ecology and related fields from 2005 to 2008. Her education provided a strong foundation in theoretical and practical aspects of environmental conservation.
Experience in Environmental Sector
With over ten years of experience, Natalie Hall has built a robust career in the environmental sector. Her areas of focus include ecology, ecotourism, and policy development. She possesses strong skills in sustainable development, sustainability, biodiversity, volunteer management, and environmental impact assessment. Her work has involved various roles and projects aimed at promoting environmental conservation and sustainable practices.
Role at RSPB
Natalie Hall serves as a Senior Advisor for International Site Protection at the RSPB. In this role, she focuses on conservation efforts for protected sites. She brings her in-depth knowledge in environmental conservation and protected site policy to advise and implement strategies that safeguard critical habitats and biodiversity on an international scale.