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Tulloch-McShane, Viv

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Viv
Tulloch-McShane

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Charles Darwin University

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Current activities

Applying expertise in conservation decision-making to understand and map pressures in northern Australian waters with the goal of conserving marine biodiversity.

Background

7 years experience in conservation decision-making and ecological modelling. Had led spatial prioritsation and optimisation projects in Australia, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Malaysia, and Canada. Collaborates with government and non-government organisations on applied conservation projects.

Academic qualifications

BSc (Hons), PhD (in review)

Membership of key national committees

Stories

17 October 2018

Fishers offer Narrow Sawfish a helping hand

17 October 2018

It's International Sawfish Day

1 September 2018

Reading the tides: harnessing satellite imagery to monitor estuarine habitats in northern Australia

18 June 2018

Sea country research: exploring successes and challenges in Indigenous engagement

25 May 2018

Largetooth Sawfish found in rock art 500 kilometres from the sea

Projects

Project A12 – Australia’s Northern Seascape: assessing status of threatened and migratory marine species
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