Collaborators
We work with other members of the Spatial Ecology Lab, including Hugh Possingham, Richard Fuller, Karin Perhans, Matthew Watts and Jonathan Rhodes, and other researchers within AEDA; as well as Cath Lovelock and Susanne Schmidt within the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Queensland.
In Europe we work closely with Atte Moilanen (see our book published by Oxford University Press), Luigi Botani and Carlo Rondinini from the University of Rome, and also Niels Strange from the University of Copenhagen (Kerrie is an EU funded visiting professor at the University of Copenhagen in 2009-2011).
We collaborate with researchers and practitioners at the Irvine Ranch Conservancy in California, where we are working with Megan Lulow, Jutta Burger, Yi-Chin Fang, and also David Olson.
We have collaborated extensively with researchers from The Nature Conservancy (TNC), including Ian Dutton (now the CEO of the Alaska Sea Life Centre), Peter Kareiva, Bill Murdoch, Rebecca Shaw and Emma Underwood.
Through Kerrie’s involvement in the science committee for Diversitas we have ongoing collaborations with Stephen Polasky, Thomas Elmquist and Belinda Reyers.
In South East Asia we are working with Erik Meijaard, and in South Africa we have focused our attention in the Little Karoo and the Cape Floristic Region collaborating with Belinda Reyers, Richard Cowling, Andrew Knight, and Benis Egoh.
Our funding currently arises from a variety of sources including:
- Australian Research Council (Discovery and Linkage programs)
- ARC Centre of Excellence for Environmental Decisions
- CSIRO Climate Change Adaptation Flagship
- Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities
- Greenpeace
- Irvine Ranch Conservancy
- The Nature Conservancy
- The Wilderness Society
