Search and destroy: decision support tools for biosecurity in Western Australia
Models for managing invasive species.
Some of our projects (current and historical).
A posse at the pass: predicting the movement of invasive animal species in Western Australia
Using landscape genomics to understand animal dispersal patterns.
Using genetic Allee effects to manage invasive populations
Can we use a genetic load to halt invasions?
Conserving the Arnhem Land Gorges Skink in Kakadu National Park
Searching for one of Australia’s most threatened species.
Protecting the white-throated grasswren (Amytornis woodwardi)
Investigating the distribution of a rare spinifex dependent bird.
Robust measures of antipredator behaviour in Australia’s critical weight range mammals
Developing behavioural measures for antipredator behaviour.
Evolution of salmon lice in response to control measures
Models for managing a pest of aquaculture
Spatial and temporal patterns of snake occurrence in Darwin, Australia
Using citizen science to understand snake ecology.
Conserving mammalian adaptive capacity in northern Australia
Population genomics and declines in northern Australia’s mammal fauna.
Targeted gene flow for conservation
Moving genetic variation to where it can effect conservation outcomes.
Evolution on the edge: a model system for evolution on invasion fronts
A new experimental system for investigating evolution during invasion
Preventing and reversing population declines of northern quolls
Using targeted gene flow and training to save quolls
The genetic and demographic impacts of contemporary disturbance regimes in mountain ash forests
Fire, logging and the population genomics of Eucalyptus regnans forests.