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Dr Annette Salles

Research Fellow

School: Geography and Natural Sciences

Annette Salles is a postdoctoral research assistant in the transdisciplinary research project REframing climate change impact Modelling and Adaptation in the Global South through integration of InDigenous knowledge with climate models (REMAID) based in the Centre for Global Development (CGD). As a climate scientist with a keen interest in indigenous environmental knowledge, she will contribute to combining the climate knowledge evident in the poetry of Western Sahara nomads and poets with the scarce meteorological observations available to evaluate regional climate models. In her PhD research, she used ice thickness and temperature observations in conjunction with Canadian First Nations’ knowledge about local environmental changes to project the future of winter roads, an essential infrastructure and lifeline for many remote communities. 

Annette Salles

Climate science, climate impact research, indigenous environmental knowledge, culturally appropriate climate change adaptation, 

  • Geography PhD December 12 2025
  • Environmental Science and other Physical Science MSc March 02 2020
  • Geography BSc August 04 1988

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