About me

My research aims to improve the conservation of threatened species and the effectiveness of monitoring programs. This is motivated by real-world management problems, particularly around invasive animals. I’m interested in modelling species interactions, integrating data types, as well as how spatial scale and individual-level behaviour impacts inferences.

I am a PhD student in the Quantitative and Applied Ecology group at the University of Melbourne. I also work with indigenous rangers to monitor wildlife on their protected areas.