
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION LAB

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.


Eloise's Favourite Animal
To keep things fair with my study species, I'll chose an unrelated animal - the Western Quoll.
Controversial Opinion
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Forget flagship species. It's time for the silent, squiggly, soil-loving stars to shine.
