Phill is an Associate Professor in the School of Biological Sciences, The University of Adelaide. Google Scholar Profile.

If you are looking for Phill Cassey the oologist, please click here.

Talia is an ARC Discovery Project research assistant working on 'Transport risk pathways for emerging invasive species'.

Exotic vertebrate risk analysis and invasion pathway modelling.

The persistence of avian influenza in the South Australian environment and the potential role of invasive mammals for additional surveillance. Duckwatch!

What environmental variables drive the habitat selection, movement patterns and behaviour of dingoes in an arid environment? How do they behaviourally thermoregulate and what are their physiological limitations?

Quantitative assessment of the illegal global trade of pangolin species from Southeast Asia and Africa.

The role of rabbit and virus genetics in the development of resistance to rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus (RHDV).

Human vs climate change effects on estuarine fish and shellfish communities and productivity.

Analysing wildlife trafficking and crime in Southeast Asia.

Control of invasive mammals by investigating the effectiveness of population-level genetic engineering using a CRISPR/Cas9 gene drive in mice.

Methods for combating the global illegal pangolin trade.

Jacob is an honours student studying the conservation value of zoos in regards to the representation and management of species in ex-situ collections through time.

Distribution of Cunningham's skink in the Adelaide Mount Lofty Ranges and vulnerability to harvesting.

Seasonal variation in fox bait uptake and the effects of perturbations and bait delivery method at Gluepot Reserve, South Australia.

Diet of wild deer in South Australia.