Species conservation - Hidden Vale Research Station - University of Queensland

Maximising the potential of an umbrella species at the landscape scale
Quantifying the fine-scale behaviour, movement, and habitat use of wild koalas in south-east Queensland
Assessing the value of soundscapes for habitat monitoring in subtropical woodlands of south-east Queensland
Innovative reproductive techniques for preserving marsupial species
Integrating conservation physiology and social science to enhance animal welfare and drive positive conservation outcomes of wild koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus) in South-East Queensland
Assessing the efficiency of novel and traditional raptor monitoring techniques
In situ animal classification on embedded devices for biodiversity surveys

January 2019–July 2022
The in situ use of microchip-automated devices for wildlife

July 2019–June 2020
The impact of human landscapes on wildlife-pathogen dynamics

July 2017–August 2021
Bandicoot school

Published on: 23 April 2018

Scope TV episode on some exciting research at Hidden Vale

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