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

Email lincoln.wong@utas.edu.au

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Lincoln is a PhD student currently researching on the impact of traditional boat mooring in coastal waterways on the benthic habitat, and the significance of environmental sensitive mooring alternatives. Furthermore, his research will provide insight into whether ES-mooring usage can be a viable conservation strategy for the spotted handfish (Brachionichthys hirsutus) populations.

Background

Lincoln came to Tasmania in 2012 for his tertiary education and graduated from UTAS in 2015. His Honours research focused on establishing a population baseline for the spotted handfish in the Derwent Estuary, as well as studying their habitat preferences and the overall species-habitat relationship. Since then, he has been actively working on the spotted handfish conservation project till present.

 

Stories

11 November 2020

Red handfish juveniles released to boost endangered wild population
  • Red Handfish
  • extinction
  • captive rearing
  • handfish

7 February 2020

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22 August 2019

One patch two patch: last stand for the Red Handfish?
  • handfishes
  • Red Handfish
  • Thymichthys politus
  • extinction
  • survey
  • Reef Life Survey
  • IMAS

Projects

Project A10 - Conservation of handfish and their habitat

Publications

Marine Biodiversity Hub publications by: Wong, Lincoln

  • Conservation of handfishes and their habitats – Final Report 2020 (2021)
    J.F. Stuart-Smith; T.P. Lynch; F. McEnnulty; M. Green; C. Devine; A. Trotter; T. Bessell; L. Wong; P. Hale; A. Martini; R.D. Stuart-Smith; N. Barrett
  • Conservation of handfish and their habitats – Annual Report 2019 (2020)
    T.P. Lynch; S.A. Appleyard; L. Wong; A. Martini; T. Bessell; J.F. Stuart-Smith; L. Soo; S. Faber; C. Devine; L. Hardiman
  • Local densities and habitat preference of the critically endangered spotted handfish (Brachionichthys hirsutus): Large scale field trial of GPS parameterised underwater visual census and diver attached camera (2018)
    L. Wong; T.P. Lynch; N. Barrett; J.T. Wright; M. Green; D.J.H. Flynn
  • Procedures and methods for establishment of captive breeding populations of spotted handfish (2018)
    T.P. Lynch; L. Wong; T. Fountain; C. Devine
  • Monitoring of Spotted Handfish (Brachionichthys hirsutus) populations and on ground conservation actions (2017)
    L. Wong; T.P. Lynch

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