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Michael Pennay

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

Michael Pennay

Michael is an Australian ecologist who has lived in the Solomon Islands for the past 3 years, where he worked as agricultural development officer at Tetere correctional farm. He investigated Solomon Islands legal and policy frameworks dealing with invasive species for his Master of Environmental Law at Australian National University.

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