Arboreal crossings abroad
Waiting, waiting, waiting. Documentaries tend to show explorers and naturalists chasing wildlife down to get a good glimpse. But moreContinue Reading
Stories from species living on the edge and life as an early-career researcher
Waiting, waiting, waiting. Documentaries tend to show explorers and naturalists chasing wildlife down to get a good glimpse. But moreContinue Reading
The Society for Conservation Biology Oceania section’s conference is in tropical Brisbane this year – the perfect place to escapeContinue Reading
Bullsh*t, I swore gently under my breath. There’s just no way. That’s how one of the most interesting discoveries of my PhDContinue Reading
E-tags for wildlife: helping us understand the success of crossing structures.
In August I had the absolute pleasure of hosting a road ecology symposium at the ICCB-ECCB, an international conference on conservation biology.
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…
A professional network dedicated to the research, design and implementation of environmentally-sensitive linear infrastructure across Australasia
This post is to open up the field of road ecology to people who might not be familiar with it. Mum, please pay attention.