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Bradford, Russ

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GPO Box 1538 Hobart TAS 7001 Australia (Castray Esplanade, Hobart TAS 7000)

Email russ.bradford@csiro.au

Mobile 04 1262 3228

Phone +61 3 6232 5077

About

Current activities

I am part of a team using novel genetic analyses coupled with acoustic and satellite tracking to gain a better insight into the population dynamics of various shark species of conservation significance. This research is aimed to assist with national and international policy and management needs of these species.

Academic qualifications

BSc (Hons) Marine, Freshwater, and Antarctic Biology. University of Tasmania

Stories

19 November 2018

Sizing up Australia’s eastern Grey Nurse Shark population

8 February 2018

Sibling DNA matches provide key data for white shark population estimates

9 January 2017

Shark alert: what's going on beneath our waves?

1 July 2016

Barry Bruce recognised for outstanding contribution to marine research

5 September 2015

NERP Marine Biodiversity Hub final report published

16 May 2014

DNA ‘fin(ger)printing’ reveals the secrets of white shark sex

9 May 2012

Hub researchers hosting symposium at Oceania 2012

Projects

Project A3 - A national assessment of the status of white sharks

Project A9 - Grey Nurse Shark population estimate: east coast

Project A14 - Identification of near-shore habitats of juvenile white sharks in south-western Australia

Project 5 - White shark population and abundance trends

Publications

Marine Biodiversity Hub publications by: Bradford, Russ

Broad-scale movements of juvenile white sharks Carcharodon carcharias in eastern Australia from acoustic and satellite telemetry(2019)

B. Bruce; D. Harasti; K.A. Lee; C. Gallen; R. Bradford
Estimating growth in juvenile white sharks using stereo baited remote underwater video systems (stereo-BRUVs) - Final report(2019)

D. Harasti; J. Williams; R. Bradford
Fact sheet: Sizing up Australia’s eastern Grey Nurse Shark population(2018)

R. Bradford
A national assessment of the status of white sharks(2018)

B. Bruce; R. Bradford; M. Bravington; P. Feutry; P. Grewe; R. Gunasekera; D. Harasti; R.M. Hillary; T. Patterson
Genetic relatedness reveals total population size of white sharks in eastern Australia and New Zealand(2018)

R.M. Hillary; M. Bravington; T.A. Patterson; P. Grewe; R. Bradford; P. Feutry; R. Gunasekera; V. Peddemors; J. Werry; M.P. Francis; C.A.J. Duffy; B. Bruce
A close-kin mark-recapture estimate of the population size and trend of east coast grey nurse shark(2018)

R. Bradford; R. Thomson; M. Bravington; D. Foote; R.M. Gunasekera; B. Bruce; D. Harasti; N. Otway; P. Feutry
Juvenile white sharks Carcharodon carcharias use estuarine environments in south-eastern Australia(2017)

D. Harasti; K.A. Lee; B. Bruce; C. Gallen; R. Bradford
Use of stereo baited remote underwater video systems to estimate the presence and size of white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias)(2016)

D. Harasti; K.A. Lee; R. Laird; R. Bradford; B. Bruce
Identifying indicators and essential variables for marine ecosystems(2015)

K. Hayes; J.M. Dambacher; G.R. Hosack; N. Bax; P.K. Dunstan; E.A. Fulton; P.A. Thompson; J.R. Hartog; A.J. Hobday; R. Bradford; S.D. Foster; P. Hedge; D.C. Smith; C.J. Marshall
Residency and local connectivity of White sharks at Liguanea Island: A second aggregation site in South Australia?(2015)

R. Robbins; M. Enarson; R. Bradford; W.D. Robbins; A. Fox
Segregation or aggregation? Sex-specific patterns in the seasonal occurrence of white sharks Carcharodon carcharias at the Neptune Islands, South Australia(2015)

B. Bruce; R. Bradford

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