I'm a Biodiversity Field Officer who is passionate about the conservation of native species and ecosystems. Communicating science and conservation to a range of audiences is a huge passion of mine, and it's something I've been lucky to cultivate in my career. I have a particular interest in managing fragmented populations of threatened species, which grew from research I undertook in my Honours year at Monash University and I was able to publish impactful research from this project. I've been lucky enough to have worked in some incredible parts of Australia, including the heathland of the Great Otway National Park, the arid Mallee country of south-west New South Wales, the central deserts of the Northern Territory, the savanna grasslands of Cape York, and the magnificent and rugged West Kimberley. I've undertaken biodiversity monitoring in these areas, delivered science communication and have been involved in a number of translocations.