Roads, wildlife and a finished thesis
With the thesis finally vanquished (more on that in a later post), it’s high time I put together a bit of a summary of what I found…
Author: Kylie Soanes
How to spot a late-stage PhD student
You have graphs. You have answers. The only thing left is to figure out what the hell you think about them. And then to write it all down.
Introducing the Australasian Network for Ecology and Transportation
A professional network dedicated to the research, design and implementation of environmentally-sensitive linear infrastructure across Australasia
Getting the most out of the grant gauntlet
Valuable lessons from my first (failed) attempt at a grant application.
How social media helped my PhD
Develop writing skills, engage a broad audience, stay in the loop – what have you got to lose?
Teaching wildlife road-crossing tricks
The most common question I get about wildlife crossing structures – ‘How do you teach them how to use it?’
Gender bias: time to defy the ridiculous
Don’t ever tell me that there is a problem I am incapable of solving because of my gender.
Confessions of the imperfectly positive
It’s not about having a hassle-free PhD. It’s about picking yourself up when things suck.
Take a break – because it’s worth it
Late last year I took a break from what was becoming a pretty intense relationship.
Other wildlife braving the bridges
Gliders aren’t the only ones exploring the bridges. Our monitoring cameras have picked up a few other critters I’d like to tell you about.
life on the verge 