Hugh Feeley, Author at BioWeb.ie

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About Hugh Feeley

Hugh is currently a postdoctoral research scientist in the School of Biology and Environmental Science at UCD in Dublin. He has previously worked at Cardiff University in the UK. His interest in all things freshwater and aquatic ecology began during his undergrad at UCD and has continued ever since. His main interests include the ecology of biological systems and their response to global environmental and climate change.

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Research

Older (and cooler) than the dinosaurs: Irish stonefly, an amazing group of aquatic insects

January 15, 2016 2

The ubiquitous freshwater insect group the stonefly (or Plecoptera) have out lived the dinosaurs by 65 million years. Amazingly, stonefly origins date back to the Permian Period and the super continent Pangea 250 million years […]

Articles by Hugh Feeley

Older (and cooler) than the dinosaurs: Irish stonefly, an amazing group of aquatic insects

It pays to have a hard shell up here!

Isle of Rum

The threats facing Hedgehogs, and some valuable advice from a Patron of the British Hedgehog Preservation Society

Size isn’t everything

Roar of the Meerkat: An Examination of Alarm Calling Behaviour