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Thesis Working Title: 
Assessing population trends and environmental drivers in an important Ross Sea sentinel, the Adélie penguin

My research interests are Population and Spatial Ecology, Antarctic Marine Biology (primarily penguins), and Conservation. For my doctoral research, I will be assessing the population trends of Adélie penguins in the Ross Sea, what drives these trends, forecasting future trends in their populations, and investigating changes to habitat suitability.  I will be using remote sensing, Geospatial Information System (GIS) methods, and Bayesian Hierarchical modelling.

Supervisors:

Primary Supervisor: A/Prof. Michelle LaRue

Additional Supervisors: Prof. Elissa Cameron, Dr. Dean Anderson

Research Interests:

Population Ecology

Spatial Ecology

Antarctic Marine Ecology

Conservation Biology

Remote Sensing

Ornithology

Location: Beatrice Tinsley 301

Academic History:

Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences, ���سԹ�, New ���سԹ�(2021)

Master of Science in Biological Sciences, ���سԹ�, New ���سԹ�(2024), Thesis Title: Monitoring Adélie penguin (Pygoscelis adeliae) populations in the Ross Sea region, Antarctica