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Research - Areas
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Antarctic Wildlife Biology
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Contact: Mark.Hindell@utas.edu.au
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Our primary objective is to provide sound information for the conservation and sustainable management of top predators within the Southern Ocean and Antarctic ecosystem.
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Conservation Biology and Wildlife Management
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Contact: Mark.Hindell@utas.edu.au
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Tasmania's fauna includes many species of conservation significance because of the phylogenetic relationships and relictual status.
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Behavioural and Evolutionary Ecology
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Contact: Erik.Wapstra@utas.edu.au
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Tasmania an interesting place to study evolutionary biology. It is ecologically diverse by Australian standards, and its history is relatively well-known.
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Comparative Endocrinology and Ecophysiology
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Contact: S.M.Jones@utas.edu.au
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We are interested in how an animal's physiology is shaped by its environment, and much of our work is field-based.
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Freshwater Ecology
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Contact: Leon.Barmuta@utas.edu.au
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Tasmania is an exciting place to research inland waters: world’s largest freshwater crayfish, centre of galaxiid diversity, undescribed invertebrates, and lakes full of endemics.
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