CORRIDORS FOR CARNABYS
Project team members
Meet some of the key people helping to deliver the critical outcomes from the Corridors for Carnaby's project
Prof. Kingsley Dixon AO
Project director and
lead scientist
UWA
Kingsley is a world-renowned botanist and ecologist, who brings decades of experience in science-driven conservation and restoraton programs, delivered through empowering local communities for lasting change.
Dean Artherall
cockatoo conservation and
rehabilitation lead
carnabys crusaders
Dean is a passionate wildlife carer, conservationist, and founder of Carnaby's Crusaders, a charity dedicated to the habitat restoration, breeding support, and protection of endangered native black cockatoos.
Kallan Nannup
indigenous program lead
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Kallan is CEO of Winjan Aboriginal Corporation, who care for the land of the Binjareb people along with other groups and are a key partner in the Corridor program connecting traditional knowledge, on-country capacity and western science.
Dr. Karin van der Walt
botanist and
project coordinatoR
UWA
Karin is a dedicated conservation horticulturist and researcher who specializes in ex-situ conservation, threatened plant species protection, and the science of native seed biology.
Sabrina Hahn
schools and
community lead
celebrity gardner
Sabrina is a prominent Western Australian master gardener, horticulturist, author, and award-winning ABC Radio presenter dedicated to promoting urban biodiversity and sustainable gardening practices.
Matthew Wood
planting operations lead
natiural area
management
Matt is a restoration specialist who works at the intersection of science and industry, with extensive experience across native seed systems, horticulture and ecological restoration.
Dr. Corrine Duncan
Community
conservation lead
5 rivers nrm
Corrine is a Restoration Ecologist whose work focuses on managing and enhancing the habitat values of Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoo breeding and feeding sites, supporting the long-term conservation of this endangered and its ecosystems.
Dr. Tristan Campbell
AI, drone and
satellite lead
Uwa
Tristan is a spatial and data scientist, with extensive experience in the integrated use of satellite, drone and biological data sets for quantifying long-term ecological changes and impacts.