I am a PhD candidate at Charles Sturt University reseraching the movement ecology of northern quolls and the impact of mining disturbance.

My broad interests include wildlife ecology, movement ecology, conservation biology (e.g., applications of artificial refuges), and disturbance ecology (e.g., invasive predators and fire). I also have an interest in how spatial prioritisation of management can incorporate contemporary data and Traditional Owner knowledge to create better conservation outcomes for ecosystems. I have researched northern quolls in the Pilbara region of WA for the last six years.