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Allen, Simon J

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Researcher, Project Leader
University of Western Australia

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School of Biological Sciences
University of Western Australia (35 Stirling Highway, Crawley, WA 6009)

Email simon.allen@uwa.edu.au

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I am reviewing the status of Australia's tropical inshore dolphins under NESP Theme A, as well as working on a number of manuscripts around: (i) the behavioural ecology and influence of global change on Shark Bay's Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin population; and (ii) the impact of the incidental capture of megafauna in fisheries. 

Background

I am a conservation biologist at heart. I study the behavioural ecology of coastal dolphins as a Principal Investigator with Shark Bay Dolphin Research (www.sharkbaydolphins.org), as well as wildlife-human interactions through fisheries, tourism and the influence of climate breakdown. I'm an avid field biologist, drone pilot and photographer, and dogs are most definitely the best people.

Academic qualifications

PhD (Murdoch University) 2015 - Fishery-impacted dolphins of north-western Australia: bycatch patterns, genetic structure and abundance.
MSc (Macquarie University) 2005; BSc(Hons) (University of Queensland) 1996; BSc (Flinders University) 1994.

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Project A15 - Conservation status of tropical inshore dolphins

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