Precise monitoring of wildlife populations is a key part of conservation management, but estimating animal numbers across large landscapes is often difficult. In Australia, this challenge is particularly relevant for kangaroos, where high population densities can place significant grazing pressure on native vegetation and ecosystems. Choosing an appropriate population monitoring method can directly influence management decisions on conservation reserves.   For my Honours proj

REC group member and PhD candidate John Lamaris has made an exciting discovery – securing the first documented evidence of the Bismarck...

Recently-published research led by lab member Jessica Zhou used lightweight satellite-trackers to document Tasmanian Boobook Ninox...