Fire ecologist, PhD student at Uni of Adelaide. Landscape photographer
Adelaide, South Australia
Joined March 2014
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First paper from my PhD! My work shows the importance of ecological burns to regenerate threatened plants in swamps.
#RT @AustralEcology: New in #AustralEcology: effects of heat and smoke on the soil seed banks of heathy swamps. Fire treatments doubled the emergence of shrubs and resulted in an 18-fold increase in a criticality endangered subshrub. @jamestrezise @EcolS…
In the first episode of the new BSSA podcast we talk about the importance of burning wetlands to maintain ecosystem diversity! Subscribe today to stay up to date with all things biology in South Australia.
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Always great to see ecological burns being used for conservation!
Burning for Threatened Orchid Conservation youtu.be/qoMICoHroSU
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Thanks for supporitng Bio-R! – at Adelaide, South Australia
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New paper! We track pregnant #Conservation Dependent school shark (aka: soupfin, tope) and show pupping range is greater (and migrations less uniform) than assumed, while closures don't protect migrating females bit.ly/2QeP7NZ
@ICES_ASC #sharkscience #fisheries #PhDchat
Congratulations Matt! May many more shark related adventures await you.
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Check out this beautiful Rosenberg's goanna (Varanus Rosenbergi) we found last year on Kangaroo Island! #WorldLizardDay -> Better late than never :)
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Hey seedy people! Deadline for @EcolSocAus annual conference Abstracts is looming. We have a #seedecology symposium at #esa2018 in Brisbane this year “Seed Ecology in a Changing World”. Submit at esa2018.org.au #seeds #ecology @CES_UNSW @unswbees
Running some viability tests with the SA Seed Conservation Centre on some Critically Endangered Hibbertia tenuis seed! One of our lovely South Australian endemic plant species.
