I am a postdoctoral researcher working with RMIT and CSIRO to evaluate the effectiveness of biological control for reducing the invasive carp population in Australia. Prior to this, I was a postdoc with the FRB (France) working on understanding and predicting the population-level responses of small carnivores to human activity for the DISCAR synthesis project.

My research uses quantitative approaches to study the behavioural, reproductive, and population ecology of wildlife populations to understand the implications of human-mediated environmental change and species management for threatened and invasive species management. Motivated by the ongoing global extinction crisis, I focus on uncovering the mechanisms underlying species’ responses to environmental stressors to develop evidence-based management strategies that facilitate lasting management outcomes.