PhD Thesis: Alien vertebrate risk assessment and invasion pathway modelling (2017).
PhD Thesis: The persistence of avian influenza in the South Australian environment and the potential role of invasive mammals for additional surveillance (2017).
PhD Thesis: Determining genetic and phenotypic variation of a successful invasive species within Australia, the common starling, Sturnus vulgaris (2016).
Honours Thesis: The impact of international feather trade on global avian populations by analysing available commercial trade data (2023).
Honours Thesis: Suitability of the urban environment for alien Barbary doves in metropolitan Adelaide (2022).
Honours Thesis: Detecting Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba) using ancient DNA from Southern Ocean sediments (2022).
Honours Thesis: The definition and reporting of human‐wildlife conflict in the Greater Adelaide region ‐ with specific interpretation for the future rewilding and biodiversity management (2022).
Honours (2022).
Honours Thesis: Illegal trade of Australian reptiles and modelling their physiological response to being trafficked (2021).
Honours Thesis: Untangling the web: dynamics of the terrestrial invertebrate trade (2021).
Honours Thesis: Foraging ecology of Red-capped Plovers in the Coorong, South Australia (2021).
Honours Thesis: The effect of trust in driving the expediency of illicit live animal sales on Australian e-commerce (2021).
Honours Thesis: A burning question: Examining the Bassian Thrush's response to fire in the Mount Lofty Ranges, SA over time (2021).
Honours Thesis: Weeding it out: The online trade of invasive plants (2021).
Honours Thesis: Fragmentation and Habitat Degradation, Estimating Population Connectivity of a Threatened Species: Egernia cunninghami (2020).
Honours Thesis: Developing monitoring methods for the Bassian Thrush in the Mount Lofty Ranges (2020).
Honours Thesis: Impacts of urbanisation on native bird communities (2020).
Honours Thesis: Systematic review on the biological uses of Asian small carnivores in wildlife trade (2020).
Honours Thesis: Population dynamics and species distribution of Little Corellas in South Australia, to enable better-informed management practices (2020).
Honours Thesis: Optimising trace DNA detection methods for empty reptile holdings used in the Illegal Wildlife Trade (2020).
Honours Thesis: Animal Welfare of the International Wildlife Trade: Examining the Mortality Rates of Terrestrial Vertebrates Shipped Through Air Travel to London Heathrow Airport (2020).
Masters Thesis: Optimal wildlife smuggling interdiction (2019).
Honours Thesis: Pathways and dynamics of the Australian CITES wildlife seizures data from the last 16 years (2019).
Honours Thesis: Optimising audio lures and inducing grooming behaviour through flavoured gells to improve the Felixer Grooming traps for foxes (2019).
Honours Thesis: Development of a forensic method for early detection of a highly invasive pet species: Trachemys scripta elegans (2018).
Honours Thesis: What makes a dingo? Investigating the variation in dingo skeletal morphology (2018).
Honours Thesis: True absences or imperfect detection? Estimating abundance of a threatened social lizard in South Australia (2017).
Honours Thesis: Poison baiting control of foxes in South Australia: modelling factors that influence bait uptake (2017).
Honours Thesis: Diet of wild deer in South Australia (2017).
Honours Thesis: Conservation value of zoos in regards to the representation and management of species in ex-situ collections through time (2017).
Honours Thesis: The impacts and management of an overabundant koala population on Kangaroo Island, South Australia (2015).
Honours Thesis: The efficacy of wild-dog control in the South Australian pastoral arid lands (2015).
Honours Thesis: Home range, habitat suitability and population modelling of feral Indian peafowl (Pavo cristatus) on Kangaroo Island, South Australia (2013).
Honours Thesis: The risk of Toxoplasma Gondii in terrestrial wildlife on Kangaroo Island, South Australia (2013).
Micha was a Postdoctoral Research Associate working on the Healthy Coorong, Healthy Basin project.
Rowan was a Postdoctoral Research Associate working on the Healthy Coorong, Healthy Basin project.
Robert was an ARC Discovery Project Postdoctoral Research Associate working on 'Transport risk pathways for emerging invasive species'.
Miquel was an Invasive Animals CRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow working on vertebrate risk analyses and invasion pathway modellling.
Nina was an ARC Early Career fellow working on molecular genetic adaptive processes in natural co-evolution between rabbits and the rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus.
Stephen was an Invasive Animals CRC postdoc working on success of eradication programs for vertebrate pest species on islands around Australia.
Oliver was investigating the biosecurity risks of the illegal exotic pet trade funded through a Centre for Invasive Species Solutions grant. His research focused on understanding the pre-establishment stages of biological invasions.
Nadia was an Administration Support Officer assisting with managing the activities and communication for the Centre for Applied Conservation Science. She also provided general lab administration and teaching support.
Sally was a Research Assistant working on developing knowledge and tools to inform integrated management of the Spencer Gulf.
Liz was a Research Assistant working on vertebrate risk analyses and invasion pathway modellling.
Talia was the Lab Research Manager; assisting with scientific data management, grant writing, publication and research translation. Talia curated and maintained the lab's digital communication platforms and provided general administrative and teaching support.
Stephanie was assisting in data management and analysis of the wildlife trade.
Research Assistant
Ruth was researching the population movements of Little Corellas in the greater Adelaide region with a focus on developing a suitable GPS transmitter attachment style.
Technician