Wildlife Conversation Blog

By Natalee Bozzi Natalee finding birds in Western Australia The AOC 2025 in Perth was a blast! It was fun to be in a room with a bunch of other bird people, and to actually talk to the authors of papers I’ve spent the last several months reading. I was very excited to present work I’ve done in conjunction with my colleagues in the RARES group at UQ, presenting “ An assessment of how accurately we are classifying the extinction risk of Australia’s birds ,” and enjoyed talkin

We all thoroughly enjoyed the International Congress for Conservation Biology – here are some highlights.   Rani Davis, PhD student One...

By Emilee Thomson Finding reptiles can be a challenge at the best of times, they are shy, highly cryptic creatures that are typically...

WCL PhD student Rani Davis has started her fieldwork on the pest control benefits of microbats in macadamia orchards in South East...

By Brodie Crouch During mid-July, Martine Maron’s and April Reside’s labs came together to enjoy a three-day writing retreat at Noosa...

We have an exciting PhD opportunity for domestic applicants to join the vibrant Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science at the...

Wildlife Conservation Lab's threatened reptile research made the media! Radio interviews: ABC Regional Queensland FM at April 12th 2024...

Four PhD opportunities available for domestic applicants to join the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science at the University...

By Laura Harms The Wildlife Conservation Lab had our inaugural writing retreat at UQ's Moreton Bay Research Station on the beautiful...