Karen Hall MSc

Project Maya Affiliate

Karen is a marine biologist with a particular interest in marine mammal distribution and anthropogenic impacts on the marine environment. The majority of Karen's background is within academia, working as a research assistant on projects relating to predictive habitat mapping for cetaceans and the sensitivity of benthic habitats to anthropogenic impacts. She now works as an environmental advisor in relation to offshore industries which involves communicating science and environmental advice to various stakeholders.

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Restoring Biodiversity: A Journey at Luna Meadow Nature Reserve

In the heart of Clawton, straddling the border between Devon and Cornwall, lies Luna Meadow Nature Reserve, a once monoculture farmland now on its way to becoming a thriving ecosystem. Maya Project proudly announces its latest venture, a commitment to restore and rejuvenate this precious piece of land into a haven for biodiversity

Grow an Exhibition!

Art and gardening are both well known for their recuperative benefits in helping people to recover from mental health conditions. Imagine the power of using both in one project.

Portsmouth based artist Adrian Mundy is doing just that with his Grow An Exhibition project, which has been awarded Arts Council England (ACE) funding. Adrian is well on the way to full recovery after 17 years of agoraphobia that at first left him virtually housebound. He has also had M.E. for over 27 years which physically limits what he can do.