Michael O’Neal Campbell is a biogeographer, conservation biologist, and geomatics specialist. His research and teaching interests include biogeography, physical geography, nature-society relations, and geomatics. His current research interests include wildlife studies, and the development of related sciences from biological and geographical perspectives. This book, Biogeochemistry and the Environment, reflects his interest in the links between biogeography and geography, and the recent developments in technology that have created new links between these subjects. He has a PhD in Biogeography and Nature-Society relations, and master's degrees in conservation biology and geomatics. He has also taught courses and researched at several UK and Canadian universities, including the Universities of East Anglia, Sussex, Brighton, London, and Strathclyde, and Simon Fraser and Carleton University.