Director and Chief Executive Officer
MGM Environmental Solutions
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Martyn Murray's Publications

Martyn Murray has published 40 scientific articles and papers in the fields of animal ecology, animal behaviour, community ecology and conservation biology. Since 1991 he has combined scientific investigation with biodiversity conservation, authoring numerous technical reports on protected areas and species conservation projects. More recently he has started to write for a general audience. A small selection of his written work is cited below.

Murray, M.G. (in prep) The Storm Leopard a book that explores the human-nature relationship and the origins of the environmental crisis. Revised manuscript completed, July 2007.

Murray, M.G. & Yelland, J.A. (2005). Biodiversity: involvement of local people is crucial. Nature 438: 282.

Murray, M.G. (2003). Overkill and sustainable use. Science 299: 1851-1853. ~ (Or view summary only).

Murray, M.G. & Simcox, H. (2003). Use of Wild Living Resources in the United Kingdom - A Review. UK Committee for IUCN (to be published on their web site).

UNEP (2003). Afganistan: Post-Conflict Assessment. UNEP, Switzerland (Forestry section).

Murray, M.G. (2002). Tales from the Bush - Jackal and Tide. BBC Wildlife, August 2002.

Murray, M.G. (2002). Current Issues in Biodiversity Conservation. FAO, Rome (54 pages).

West, S.A., Murray, M.G., Machado, C.A., Griffin, A.S. & Herre, E.A. (2001). Testing Hamilton's rule with competition between relatives. Nature (Lond.) 409: 510-513.

Murray, M.G. (2001). Solving the Masai Mara Mystery - What drives the great ungulate migrations? In: The New Encyclopaedia of Mammals (ed. David Macdonald), Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. 556-557.

Murray, M.G. (2000). Grassland Ecology, Rangeland Management and Biodiversity Conservation - Eastern Steppes of Mongolia. UNDP, New York.

Murray, M.G. (1999). Evaluation of Elephant Conservation and Community Wildlife Programme, Kenya (1993-1998). European Commission, Nairobi and Brussels.