The Dingo for Biodiversity Project is a science and conservation initiative conducting research into the ecological role of dingoes. The project brings together ecologists and landholders to transition to predator-friendly practices, and monitor the ecological changes as dingo populations recover. We offer a new vision of conservation in which promoting dingoes replaces lethal control of introduced species for the enhancement of biodiversity.

Applied ecology and conservation research, Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia. I recently spoke with Jo Printz, from Mornings on ABC Central Victoria. About our recently published paper. This entry was posted in Media.

We have sought a better understanding of how predators influence their surroundings by interacting with one another and their prey. Much of our work also seeks solutions to the challenges of large carnivore conservation and management in a changing world. Congratulations, Hannah! March 15, 2018.

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