Conservation in Human-modified Landscapes

Our research aims to understand the impacts of human-modified landscapes on biodiversity and ecosystem function, as well as assess and understand restoration. Recent projects include:

Incorporating spatial population processes to species conservation in human-modified landscapes.
Conservation and restoration of koala populations in fragmented landscapes in eastern Australia, the mulglands of southwestern Queensland and northwest New South Wales.
Determining the factors that influence farmers to conserve remnant vegetation.
Quantifying the ecological values of Brigalow regrowth for woodland birds in southern Queensland and northwest New South Wales.