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Caitlin Webb

Honours student

Caitlin is an Honours student at The University of Queensland, investigating how invertebrate communities differ in remnant ecosystems compared to crop fields. Her research involves the collection and identification of invertebrates collected in the Condamine Basin, to understand the effect of habitat change on the prey availability for the Condamine earless dragon.

Favourite animal

​I’ll keep it simple - cats, big and small

Controversial opinion

British food is much better than people give credit for (especially the snacks)

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