Miss Emily Jarvis

Miss Emily Jarvis

Research student

Career Summary

Biography

Current PhD student in the Conservation Science Research Group, my project focuses on the conservation ecology of small macropods in northern NSW - primarily the Parma Wallaby and Red-legged Pademelon. My research supports ongoing conservation efforts by improving montoring methods and filling crucial knowledge gaps for these species. This includes refining their current distribution, identifying drivers of occupancy, assessing diet using eDNA, and establishing basic movement and habitat use information using GPS and radio telemetry. 



Keywords

  • Camera Traps
  • Small Macropods
  • Spatial Ecology
  • Threatened Species

Languages

  • English (Mother)

Fields of Research

Code Description Percentage
410407 Wildlife and habitat management 25
410401 Conservation and biodiversity 25
310308 Terrestrial ecology 50

Professional Experience

Academic appointment

Dates Title Organisation / Department
3/10/2022 -  PhD Student Conservation Science Research Group, School of Environmental and Life Sciences, University of Newcastle
Australia
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Research Projects

Surviving the Inferno – How Threatened Macropods Survived the Catastrophic ‘Black Summer’ Bushfires. 2022 - 2026


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Miss Emily Jarvis

Contact Details

Email emily.jarvis@uon.edu.au
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