Post Doctorate Researcher UNSW
Joined March 2018
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Hi all! Looking for submissions for our Special Edition "Drone Advances in Wildlife Research: 2nd Edition" with @Drones_MDPI . Reach out if interested 😎
Neat article on our recent work counting flamingos on the Makgadikgadi Pans Botswana using automated techniques 🥰 au.news.yahoo.com/remarkable…
New paper with lots of insights to the many hours spent monitoring waterbird colonies using a drone! Are ground counts and drone counts truly comparable???? 🦆 mdpi.com/2504-446X/8/4/135 @CES_UNSW @UNSWScience @unswbees
Turtles turtling ! 🐢 "Protecting and restoring freshwater ecosystems, including maintaining freshwater refugia, is essential to conserve already declining populations of three Australian freshwater turtle species". @UNSWScience @unswbees @CES_UNSW
dx.doi.org/10.1002/aqc.4056
Submissions now open for the second edition of Drone Advances in Wildlife Research. Message if you have a potential paper in the making. 🌿🪿
After a very successful first edition, Dr. Kate Brandis and myself will once again be guest editors on MDPI Drones "Drone Advances in Wildlife Research: 2nd Edition". Reach out if interested 🎉 mdpi.com/journal/drones/spec… @RemoteSens_MDPI @UNSW @UNSWScience @unswbees @CES_UNSW
Another successful waterbird breeding season - with over 24 active nesting locations monitored. Check out this nice little summary - with some nice pics too 😉 @theCEWH @UNSWScience @unswbees @CES_UNSW flow-mer.org.au/waterbird-br…
Dr. Roxane Francis retweeted
5/5 The Waterbirds Aerial Survey Team led by Prof. Richard Kingsford has been conducting one of the largest and longest-running wildlife surveys in the world. The team are finalists for the NSW Environment and Heritage Eureka Prize for Applied Environmental Research.
Dr. Roxane Francis retweeted
Our Senior Research Fellow Dr Kate Brandis (2nd from left) and PostDoc researcher Roxane Francis (centre) had the pleasure of meeting @CEWH Dr Simon Banks (2nd from right) and showcasing our #waterbird monitoring on the ground at #NarranLakes last week @unswbees @UNSWScience
It was so great to visit the beautiful Narran Lakes (Dharriwaa) last week and observe the flourishing bird life! 🌱🐣
To help maintain #Waterbird breeding conditions, water is currently flowing through the internationally important wetlands.
🔗bit.ly/41NGKKj
Dr. Roxane Francis retweeted
It was so great to visit the beautiful Narran Lakes (Dharriwaa) last week and observe the flourishing bird life! 🌱🐣
To help maintain #Waterbird breeding conditions, water is currently flowing through the internationally important wetlands.
🔗bit.ly/41NGKKj
Probably my most useful publication. Need to check the drone has done what it was supposed to? Heres how you can do it - before its too late! ⏰ mdpi.com/2504-446X/6/12/395
Waterbirds, Waders and Widgets - in the Barmah-Millewa Forest 🎉 #moviestar #lovemyjob
youtube.com/watch?v=euwv2_G7…
New publication on freshwater turtle health and environmental flows based on my first piece of research in my honours year! What a journey 🥰 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
Dr. Roxane Francis retweeted
Ecologist Prof. Richard Kingsford from @CES_UNSW @unswbees will lead the monitoring of the health of the Royal National Park as part of a NSW Gov’t ‘scorecard’ program, to “track how the things we care about are doing”.
smh.com.au/environment/conse…
New paper out! Tracking long term declines in waterbird abundance in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. Probs one of the coolest places on earth doi.org/10.1016/j.gecco.2021…
My third piece of work published from my PhD on the marabou stork. Its my fav so have a read :D
academic.oup.com/jue/article…
One good thing to come from Corona.
This #WorldOrangutanDay, #DYK that all three Orangutan species are Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List?
Read how a delay due to the pandemic may have given the world's rarest great ape, the Tapanuli Orangutan, a chance at survival: ow.ly/VEHC50AHcuR
Woo! So pleased to have won the 1 minute thesis for BEES with Rosie! The research happening at UNSW is amazing 😱 Thanks to my friends and supervisors for their comments 👌
Origin of life on Earth, counting birds with drones and corals in a changing climate. Congratulations to Luke Steller, Roxanne Francis and Rosie Steinberg - all winners from @unswbees in the @UNSWScience Postgraduate Research Showcase @steller_luke, @_Maxxed_Out_ @RosieRiots
Quantifying bird diversity in relation to large herbivore presence in Botswana. My 2nd paper - check it out 😃rdcu.be/b5PUP 📷 Lyn Francey ♥️
