February news update
We’ve had new Honours and PhD students commence and several research papers accepted in 2018. Our Honours students’ Anthony, Koster and...
Mangroves and mud
Last year, I was lucky enough to spend many months working in the difficult to traverse mangrove forests of South Australia. The...
Capturing expert uncertainty in spatial cumulative impact assessments
What scientific problem does our paper deal with? There are many ways in which human activities can negatively affect marine...
December news update
Our Honours students Nina and Jackson have completed. Nina’s research quantified fish assemblages in two west coast of South Australia...
2017 publication summary
The Gillanders Aquatic Ecology lab published almost 20 papers with 70 authors in 2017. Around half of our research publications featured...
South Australian sanctuaries showing promising signs
Nina Wootton has just completed her Honours (4th year) research project examining the abundance, species richness and lengths of fish...
November news update
I can’t believe another year is coming to an end. Our Honours students, Jackson and Nina, have submitted their theses and now it’s just a...
October news update
Bronwyn is now back from China where she travelled along the Silk Road (on leave, although she was interested in observing fish in art)....
The secret world of school sharks
Jasmin Martino and I recently returned from two weeks at sea, mostly on the edge of the continental shelf south of Kangaroo Island. Our...
September news update
Congratulations to Troy Rogers whose poster “Where did they come from: unravelling the early life history of King George whiting” won...
