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Dean Stronge

Giant African Snails consuming banana (Dean Stronge)

Giant African Snails: devastating gardens and livelihoods in Solomon Islands

August 22, 2017

by Luke Kiddle, Dean Stronge, Michael Pennay

Dean Stronge

Dean Stronge investigated the livelihood impacts of invasive species in the Solomon Islands for his PhD from Massey University's Institute of Development Studies. Prior to conducting his PhD, Dean spent 17 years working for the New Zealand Department of Conservation as a technical advisor for invasive species issues in New Zealand.

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