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Conservation professional and alliance pollinator, fighting alongside zoos, aquaria, First Nations People, governments, academics and others to help curb the world’s heinous human-induced extinction trends. Key focus on the wildlife of Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia. Head of delegation and representative speaker for ZAA at the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), and for ZAA at the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).Director of projects, policy, populations, and partnerships. Practitioner helping to integrate cutting-edge science and structured decision-making processes to better understand and fix real-world problems in animal meta-population planning & management, and biodiversity conservation. Loves helping others to succeed. Passion for creating meaningful connections amongst stakeholders across the in situ ex situ conservation spectrum, and influencing relationships and policy for the mutual benefit of wildlife and humans.
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Deputy Focal Point And Representative To Australian Committee For IucnIucn SscSydney, Nsw, Au
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Deputy Focal Point/Representative To Australian Committee For IucnIucn Ssc Apr 2024 - PresentAustralia
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Executive & Vice Chair, Conservation And Environmental Sustainability CommitteeWorld Association Of Zoos And Aquariums (Waza) Jan 2024 - PresentGlobal -
Executive & Vice Chair, Committee For Population ManagementWorld Association Of Zoos And Aquariums (Waza) Sep 2023 - PresentGlobal -
Governing Council MemberIucn Ssc Asian Species Action Partnership Dec 2022 - PresentAustralia -
DirectorIucn Ssc Centre For Species Survival Australasia Sep 2022 - PresentAustralia
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Research AffiliateThe University Of Sydney Oct 2021 - PresentAustralia
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Director, Conservation & Population ManagementZoo And Aquarium Association Australasia May 2021 - PresentSydney, New South Wales, AustraliaIn the ZAA Office, I’m primarily responsible for the delivery of Regional Species Planning and Management services to the membership and have been instrumental in the development of ZAAs Regional Species Planning framework and Policy shake-up. I ensure that ZAA strategy development and execution continue to grow organisational and sector outputs in conservation. I also direct various significant projects related to threatened species assessment and planning.I’m passionate about helping others to succeed and strive to create meaningful connections amongst stakeholders across the in situ ex situ spectrum. I play a key role in building relationships, partnerships and alliances with authorities, non-government organisations, other regional associations, and members, for the ZAA membership.As a practitioner, I work with leading scientists, ZAA members and others in applying cutting-edge science and structured decision-making processes to help understand and fix real-world problems in small population management and biodiversity conservation. I help to bridge the gap between academic outputs and implementation of on-ground conservation action.Representative speaker and focal point for ZAA at global biodiversity-related conventions including the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES); and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), both operating under the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP). -
Manager, Conservation & Australasian Species Management ProgramZoo And Aquarium Association Australasia Jul 2017 - May 2021Mosman, New South Wales, AustraliaManager of people and projects across sustainable populations management; species assessment and recovery; policy and procedure development; grant writing; and, training delivery.Executive Team liaison for ZAA Wildlife Conservation Committee and ZAA Animal Management Committee.Representative for industry on national recovery groups for Southern Cassowary; Tasmanian Devil; Orange-bellied Parrot; and Handfish. Representative for Australasia region industry on World Association of Zoos and Aquariums Committee for Population Management; Tasmanian Quoll Conservancy Program; Live Animal Export Finance Industry Consultative Committee; and, Threatened Species Initiative Steering Committee.Bird Taxon Advisory Group Co-convener (Apr 2014 - Feb 2019). Species Coordinator for: Southern Cassowary (Mar 2011 - Feb 2022); Tasmanian Devil (Jul 2017 - present); Sumatran Tiger (Jul 2017 - present); Nepalese Red Panda (Jul 2017 - Jan 2018); Southern White Rhinoceros (Feb 2019 - Feb 2022). -
Iucn Ssc Australasian Marsupial And Monotreme Specialist Group MemberIucn Jul 2019 - PresentSydney, Australia -
MemberIucn Ssc Conservation Planning Specialist Group Jul 2017 - PresentAustralasia
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Animal Keeping And Training DevelopmentAustralia Zoo Pty Ltd Jun 2016 - Jun 2017Queensland, Australia -
SupervisorCairns Tropical Zoo Feb 2005 - May 2016Key contributions: 1) developed and managed department strategy, operations, policies, procedures and team training relating to: emergencies, legislation, animal welfare, health care & rehabilitation, quarantine & biosecurity, nutrition, behaviour, training & enrichment, reproduction including artificial incubation & rearing, capture & restraint, record keeping, permitting & transactions, facility operation, facility design, facility construction, presentations & guest interactive experiences, workplace health & safety, stock management, expenditure, and staff rostering; 2) developed, supported and managed employee goals and standards; 3) designed and delivered in-house scientific research programs with external stakeholders in support of the animal collection; 4) managed avian collection plan; and, 5) supported external conservation programs through collaborative research and project development, and wildlife rehabilitation;
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James Biggs works for Iucn Ssc
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James Biggs's current role is Deputy Focal Point and Representative to Australian Committee for IUCN.
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James Biggs has skills like Australian Native Avian And Mammalian Reproductive Management, Stakeholder Engagement, Stakeholder Management, Public Speaking, Human Resources, Animal Behavior, Avian Anatomy, Report Writing, Radio Telemetry, Teaching, Event Planning, Population Biology.
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James Biggs's colleagues are Emma Nygren, Juan Romano, Rodri Fernandez, María Jesús Sanz Salvador, Cynthia Whitbred-Spanoulis, Karen Fifield Mnzm Minstd, Loïs Lelanchon.
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