People
I'm lucky to work with some fabulous people, in particular Dr Julian Di Stefano, Dr Matthew Swan and A/Prof Alan York, Dr Luke Kelly and the Fire Ecology and Biodiversity Group.
Julian
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Matt
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Alan
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Students
Current
Amber Button (Masters)
Julianna Santos (PhD)
Eliza Thompson (Masters)
Amanda Lo Cascio (PhD)
Rachel Nalliah (Masters)
Taylor Reid (Masters)
Amy Smith (PhD)
Sarah Mulhall (PhD)
Simeon Zylinski (PhD)
Completed
John Atingah (Masters 2018) The effects of habitat fragmentation and fire on bird diversity: implications for conservation and management
Kelvin Doyle (Masters 2018) Does camera trap type effect detection probability and statistical models of species occurrence?
Lauren Delaney (Honours 2017) The effects of fire and fragmentation on ground-dwelling mammals: a multi-scale analysis.
Zahlia Payne (Honours 2017) Older vegetation important for mammal functional diversity in a fire-prone landscape.
Hilman Triandi Sukma (Masters 2016) Mammal functional diversity increases with habitat structural complexity.
Yohannes Wibisonno (Masters 2015) The effect of fire on ground-dwelling mammal occurrence in mountain ash forest.
Amber Button (Masters)
Julianna Santos (PhD)
Eliza Thompson (Masters)
Amanda Lo Cascio (PhD)
Rachel Nalliah (Masters)
Taylor Reid (Masters)
Amy Smith (PhD)
Sarah Mulhall (PhD)
Simeon Zylinski (PhD)
Completed
John Atingah (Masters 2018) The effects of habitat fragmentation and fire on bird diversity: implications for conservation and management
Kelvin Doyle (Masters 2018) Does camera trap type effect detection probability and statistical models of species occurrence?
Lauren Delaney (Honours 2017) The effects of fire and fragmentation on ground-dwelling mammals: a multi-scale analysis.
Zahlia Payne (Honours 2017) Older vegetation important for mammal functional diversity in a fire-prone landscape.
Hilman Triandi Sukma (Masters 2016) Mammal functional diversity increases with habitat structural complexity.
Yohannes Wibisonno (Masters 2015) The effect of fire on ground-dwelling mammal occurrence in mountain ash forest.
Collaborators
My partner Pete Collins joined me on countless bird survey and mist-netting field trips for my PhD research. Although he no longer believes me when I tell him sites are easy to access, he continues to provide immense support.
Pete
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Judy
Maya
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Charlie
Baxter
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Amber
Mary
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