Ashley Maggy

BSc, MSc

Ashley Maggy is an Ecologist with Flynn Furney Environmental Consultants. She holds an MSc in Biodiversity and Conservation from Trinity College Dublin, where her research examined human-wildlife conflict and the winter-feeding patterns of Chacma baboons in Limpopo, South Africa.

Her previous experience includes researching the ecological impacts of recreational activities in the Adirondack Mountains and acting as a Science Communication Officer for a biodiversity research station in Madagascar. Since joining Flynn Furney, Ashley has worked on Appropriate Assessment Screenings and Ecological Impact Assessments for local authorities and invasive non-native species surveys. She has also contributed to conservation management planning, biodiversity net gain assessments and biodiversity training initiatives with county councils.

Ashley’s primary ecological interests include human-wildlife conflict, community-based conservation, and science communication.