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Eloise Tighe

PhD Candidate | School of the Environment, and Agriculture and Food Sustainability

About

Eloise is a PhD candidate at The University of Queensland investigating the persistence and conservation of four endangered reptiles in the Southern Brigalow Belt, Queensland - including the Condamine and Roma earless dragon, grey snake, and five-clawed worm-skink. Her research focuses on habitat requirements, detection methods, and the impacts of feral predators, using a combination of remote sensing, field surveys, and ecological modelling. She is passionate about translating ecological research into practical conservation outcomes for threatened species in working landscapes.

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Eloise's Favourite Animal

To keep things fair with my study species, I'll chose an unrelated animal - the Western Quoll.

Controversial Opinion

Further Links

Forget flagship species. It's time for the silent, squiggly, soil-loving stars to shine.

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