A pair of quokkas on Rottnest Island, sharing some yellowed fig leaves.

An obligatory quokka selfie, featuring one mulleted biologist (me) and a sniffing critter (quokka).

Some drinks at the table, showcasing the beautiful sunshine of Pinky's Restaurant at our lunch stop on Rottnest Island.

Recovering from a great time at #AWMS2024 - including our post-conference field trip to Rotto yesterday. Was awesome to hear from an Indigenous elder and a local ranger about the history, #wildlife and challenges of a tourism/biodiversity hotspot.

A photo of my poster showcasing our research into the maintenance of genetic diversity over ten years since the establishment of an urban population of quenda in a fenced reserve in Craigie Bushland, Perth.

Start of Day 2 of #AWMS2024: had a great time yesterday for the poster session sharing some of our #conservationgenetics monitoring of an urban population of quenda in collaboration with the City of Joondalup!

Me kneeling on the ground to fiddle with our radiotracking drone.

Sadly, I can't make it down to Freo for the Australian Wildlife Management Society conference this week, but my wonderful colleague Sophia Callander will be there. She is presenting at 14:15 on Tues on our use of conservation tech (radiotracking drones & AI image processing) at Mt Gibson.
#AWMS2024

Cane toads have almost conquered the width of the country. This 'waterless barrier' could stop them A bevy of small mammals and lizards could find themselves on the endangered species list if cane toads got into the Pilbara. A bold plan could prevent the biodiversity disaster, but more money is need...

Here's a quick explainer for those not able to make it!

www.abc.net.au/news/science... #tcz #AWMS2024 #wildoz

This week in Fremantle is the AWMS conference- Australasian Wildlife Management Society. #AWMS2024 😁
I'm presenting Tuesday- explaining the #TCZ Toad Containment Zone, a project I'm working on with @benflips.bsky.social
#wildoz 🌏👩‍🔬🌿🐸