I’m a Lecturer in Ecology in the School of Biological Sciences at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. I am an applied ecologist whose research relates to the integration of science in environmental management decisions. In particular, I'm interested in the types of evidence decision-makers use to inform their decisions and why, the consequences of poor uptake of…
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I’m a Lecturer in Ecology in the School of Biological Sciences at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. I am an applied ecologist whose research relates to the integration of science in environmental management decisions. In particular, I'm interested in the types of evidence decision-makers use to inform their decisions and why, the consequences of poor uptake of…
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July | 2013 | Carly Cook's Research
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Carly Cook's Research. Monthly Archives: July 2013. The evidence managers want to make conservation decisions. July 20, 2013. It’s often said that there’s a gap between conservation science and conservation management, that the work of conservation researchers either isn’t reaching managers or isn’t addressing the issues most relevant to managers. In the hope of generating new perspectives on … Continue reading →. Carly Cook's Research. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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Carly Cook's Research. My Google Scholar Profile can be found here. Cook, C.N. Sgrò, C.M. (in press) Aligning science and policy to achieve evolutionarily enlightened conservation management. Rog, S.M., Clarke, R.H., Cook, C.N. In press) More than marine: Revealing the critical importance of mangrove ecosystems for terrestrial vertebrates. Addison, P.F.E., Cook, C.N.,. De Bie, K. (2016) Conservation practitioners’ perspectives on decision triggers for evidence-based conservation. 53, 1351 1357. Pdf.
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Carly Cook's Research. Monthly Archives: October 2013. Mechanisms that help scientists and decision makers work together. October 7, 2013. There is a growing body of evidence to show that scientists are often not answering the questions most important to managers. It is also increasingly clear that while decision makers value scientific information (see Decision point #70), they do not … Continue reading →. Carly Cook's Research. Blog at WordPress.com. Carly Cook's Research. Blog at WordPress.com.
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Carly Cook's Research. For more information on Hayley’s research, please visit her profile on ResearchGate. Or email her at hayley.clements@monash.edu. Julie is a PhD candidate who is evaluating the success of private land conservation initiatives, such as conservation covenants, at supporting landholders to effectively manage their properties. If you would like to know more about Julie’s research you can visit her personal website. Her profiles on LinkedIn. Or email her at: julie.groce@monash.edu. Stefa...
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Carly Cook's Research. Video of terrestrial vertebrates in Australian mangroves. Check out this short video. Produced by Stefanie Rog that shows you what fieldwork in mangroves is like, and what sorts of terrestrial vertebrates you can find using mangrove forests. Contact Stefanie if you want to find out more about her research. To see Julie’s poster. Click here. To see Stefanie’s poster. Congratulations to Stefanie Rog. Who has been awarded the Paddy Pallin Science Grant award from the Royal Zoological ...
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PhD Mangrove Conservation – Stefanie M. Rog – Finishing PhD this September!
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Stefanie M. Rog – Finishing PhD this September! Adaptive and dynamic ecologist/project manager known for exeptional organizational skills. Passionate for nature conservation, higly experienced in challenging fieldwork. Video fauna surveys in mangroves. Using spatial analyses, evaluations of intertidal legislation and a novel aproach to survey in tidal forests, I am hoping to reveal insights into the conservation and management of mangrove forests and their terrestrial biodiversity. Enter your comment here.
Development of bioindicator and monitoring systems – McGeoch
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Biological Invasion and Protected Areas. Development of bioindicator and monitoring systems. Global Change Impacts on Biodiversity. Melodie A. McGeoch. Books & Chapters. Peer Reviewed Policy and Management. Essential Variables For Invasion Monitoring. Black List Project Background. GEO BON Workshop Report. Biological Control of Sallow Wattle. Weed Management Parks Victoria. Nowhere to hide in the sub-Antarctic. Development of bioindicator and monitoring systems. Examples of our work in this area:. McGeoc...
Resources and Literature – EcoBlogging
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Let's talk about ecology and conservation. Interesting events and opportunities. Opportunities Including PhD projects and other relevant job adverts. January 11, 2017. The start of the new year sees me starting some new online training. I have signed up for. Introduction to R for Data Science. Which extols the virtues of older literature. Whether I am bold enough to send this to my co-authors, well that’s another blog topic altogether. Old dogs and new tricks. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are commenti...
Forthcoming interesting events – EcoBlogging
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Let's talk about ecology and conservation. Interesting events and opportunities. Opportunities Including PhD projects and other relevant job adverts. 13-16/12/2015 BES annual meeting. BES undergrad careers conference. 8 April 2016 Mammal soc student conference. Abstracts close 30 Jan). To get your event added here please email or tweet me with details. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 539 other followers. Ecology is not a dirty word. Carly...
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Let's talk about ecology and conservation. Interesting events and opportunities. Opportunities Including PhD projects and other relevant job adverts. Interesting events and opportunities. Hover your mouse over the tab at the top to see sub pages containing events and opportunities! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Join 539 other followers.
Old dogs and new tricks. – EcoBlogging
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Let's talk about ecology and conservation. Interesting events and opportunities. Opportunities Including PhD projects and other relevant job adverts. January 27, 2016. Old dogs and new tricks. As I mentioned in my previous post a trip to the NBN (national biodiversity network, @NBNTrust. Conference at York stiffened my resolve to be a more active biological recorder and caused me to get my kids out to Treswell, this month I have taken that a step further. This is reckoned to take around 3 hrs a week for ...
Long-term monitoring: is it informing our management of marine protected areas? | Prue Addison
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Monitoring, evaluation and reporting symposium at the AMSA conference. Science for Environment Policy: research developments on monitoring nature →. April 9, 2015 · 10:56 pm. Long-term monitoring: is it informing our management of marine protected areas? See the latest issue of Decision Point. Filed under marine science. Tagged as biological monitoring. Monitoring, evaluation and reporting symposium at the AMSA conference. Science for Environment Policy: research developments on monitoring nature →.
Past Members | The Quantitative & Applied Ecology Group
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The Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. QAECO – The University Of Melbourne. Kelly Hunt de Bie. Felix Lim (Masters: 2012). Wan-Jou Lin (Masters: 2012). Sarah DeVries (Masters: 2013). Madeleine Gorsuch (Masters: 2013). Karen McGregor (Masters: 2013). Lucy Arrowsmith (Honours: 2012). Imogen Fraser (Honours: 2013). Latest paper: Manipulating wetland hydroperiod to improve occupancy rates by an endangered amphibian. August 29, 2016. How do you use evidence in deciding how to protect birds? August 22, 2016.
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Newer posts →. June 12, 2015 · 12:14 am. Science for Environment Policy: research developments on monitoring nature. This month the European Commission Science for Environment Policy magazine focuses on research developments in monitoring nature. It includes a research from around the globe, including some of my research from Australia on how to ensure monitoring delivers effective, evidence-based conservation. Science for Environment Policy June 2015. Filed under Evidence-based Conservation Management.
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Julie Groce, Doctoral Candidate 2017. School of Biological Sciences at Monash University, Australia. Julie has worked in the field of wildlife conservation and management since 2001, with a focus on endangered species, ornithology, and environmental policy in the United States. As a wildlife researcher with government agencies, universities, and non-governmental organizations, she assessed the population status of and impacts to threatened and endangered species.
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Carly Cook's Research
Carly Cook's Research. Defining evidence and evidence-based conservation. I completed my PhD in Environmental Management at the University of Queensland in 2010. My research there was focused on developing and improving systems to evaluate the effectiveness of protected area management, working with conservation management agencies in Australia. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). The Twenty Ten Theme.
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Balance the Mother Load. September 20, 2010. This year for my sons birthday instead of getting a bunch of toys that he really doesnt need, I decided to ECHOage. Shoes in a ladies size 7, we settled on the Leapster 2. And a few cartridge games to go with it. I was desperate to see this drama end. So I calmly walked over to where the Leapster sat on the counter, picked it up and threw it in the garbage. The look on my sons face resembled. Were all human and there are going to be days when you make mistakes...
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What I’ve been up to. August 9, 2014. I would like to say the reason I’ve been madly behind on blog posts is due to a lot of amazing writing going, but alas, not quite so. There was a fair bit of amazing editing going on in June and July, though, as my first short story was published in Dubnium, a young South Australian writers collective. I also got the opportunity to read an excerpt at the Dubnium launch party in July, which – whilst terrifying – was a fantastic experience. August 9, 2014. Maybe I̵...
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