... increasingly in rivers of arid Australia, demonstrating their biodiversity became highly sensitive, he was frequently asked to value, our impacts and culminated in conservation of give policy advice to government based on his scientific whole rivers. His passion for communicating science to expertise...

.... This is of particular importance in the case of invertebrates that may play a keystone role in the environment. With incessant funding cuts and elimination of places in universities, departments of primary industry and research centres, there is a risk that taxonomic expertise might disappear altogether. We argue here...

... in the introduction of Robert Voss and Sharon Jansa book Opossums An Adaptive Radiation of New World Marsupials . Sharing their expertise gained through decades of work in the field and in museum collections, the authors proceed to provide an authoritative yet eminently readable reference work on the biology...

... of recommendations, some of which are already being implemented. The review should be read by all those interested in marine conservation in Australia not just those with interests in tropical reefal systems. ACRS has no special expertise to comment on parts of the review which deal with legislation and functions...

... suitable facilities to integrate specific care 2016b), such as the Green Tree Frog Litoria caerulea, needs are available. which comprised 58 percent of frogs. whether staff expertise and skills are available. Ballot process for rehoming with animal display establishments history of holding this species...

..., Brad co-edited two special issues on Australasian bats for the Australian Journal of Zoology dedicated to the memory of Les Hall, a pioneer of Australian bat research. With his unrivalled expertise on topics from bats to forest sustainability and urban ecology, Brad is in frequent demand to assist...

..., that there is no one animal ethics committee that has knowledge and expertise on all 891 native vertebrates covered by the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974, all which could be potentially involved in projects. In this process, the UWS committee also assesses fish, companion, production and pest species, all...

... for the museum for the rest of her professional life. Over time, she specialised her areas of research and expertise in response to the museum s changing of status for its scientific employees. She became Curator of Vertebrates from 1966 to 1977, specialising her responsibilities then to become Curator...

...: httpsdoi.org/10.7882/AZ.2019.004 If the following advice (taken from a list of 15 in Chapter The authors are well known and internationally respected 15: Take Home Messages ) is unexpected and especially for their expertise in conservation genetics. Three of them if it seems heretical, you need to read...

... Flannery is one of the most well known and Tim is currently a Distinguished Visiting Fellow in Climate respected scientists in Australia, with broad experience Change at the Australian Museum and an Honorary and deep expertise in areas as diverse as palaeontology, Professorial Fellow at the Melbourne...

..., including the target potoroo species. A visit to her and Allan s property Dead Finish , on the eastern shoreline of the Mallacoota Lakes, had an almost spiritual feel to it, such was her expertise and the high professional regard she had earned. There, Barbara was plainly a naturalist first, with a keen...

... and interested parties are asked to review nominations. Over time this has extended to reviewing intermediate committee papers, where this is seen as necessary, by the Committee. This extends the expertise of the committee many fold on every matter before it. I acknowledge that, in this procedure, the role...