Alumni

• Amanda Guy (PhD 2013, UNSW) – Rehabilitation and reintroduction of vervet monkeys
• Alexandra Carthey (PhD 2012 submitted, USYD) – The role of prey naiveté in vulnerability to alien predators
• Catherine Price (PhD 2012, UNSW) – Novel techniques to improve reintroduction success for endangered wildlife
• Caragh Threlfall (PhD 2012, UNSW) – Insectivorous bat diversity in urban landscapes: possible mechanisms influencing persistence
• Romane Cristescu (PhD 2012, UNSW) – Wildlife use of rehabilitated mine sites (with Prof. Frank Carrick UQ)
• Carolyn Nersesian (PhD 2011, USYD) – Herbivore foraging: balancing plant nutrients, toxins and predation risk (primary supervisor A/Prof. Clare McArthur)
• Nelika Hughes (PhD 2008, UNSW) – Dangerous liaisons in animal signaling
• Vicki Stokes (PhD 2007, UNSW) – Ecological role of feral black rats in Australia (with Dr. Roger Pech, CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems)
• Ben Russell (PhD 2006, UNSW) – The ecology of alien and native predator and prey behavioural interactions
• Peter Brown (PhD 2005, UNSW) – The dynamics of compensation in population processes (with Dr. Grant Singleton, CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems)
• Matt Hayward (PhD 2003, UNSW) – The ecology of the mainland Quokka metapopulation
• Karen Fey (PhD 2008, University of Turku) – Alteration of top down and bottom processes by feral mink in the ecology of vole populations (primary supervisor Prof Erkki Korpimaki)
• Pälvi Salo (PhD 2009, University of Turku) – Ecology of feral mink in Finnish Archipleago (primary supervisor Prof Erkki Korpimaki)
• Malith Weerakoon (MPhil 2011, UNSW) - Detecting rodent movement across an urban/bushland interface using Rhodamine B
• Nicole Hansen (MPhil 2011, UNSW) – The sociobiology of rodent pest control (with Dr. Nelika Hughes, AWC)
• Rachel Miller (MSc 2007, UNSW) – Ecology & impacts of pest rodents in the Banaue Rice Terraces, Philippines
• Roy Wilson (MSc 2004, UNSW) – Ecology of southern-brown bandicoots
• Elke Venstra (MSc University of Amsterdam 2004) – Are urban bandicoots caught in an ecological trap?

Honours graduates

• Deborah Romero (Hons 2013, USYD) – Reinvasion of black rats across the urban/bushland interface: a test of ideal-free distribution models
• Andrew Daly (Hons 2012, USYD) – What is the scent of death?
• Elyce Coluccio (Hons 2012, USYD) – Foraging strategies of bush rats and black rats in response to food and fear
• Erica Pankhurst (Hons 2012, UWS) – The effects of the removal of Rattus fuscipes on the population and community dynamics of Australian small mammals
• Blake Sneddn (Hons 2011, UNSW) – Habituation in olfactory foraging in black rats
• Margarita Goumas (Hons 2011, UNSW) – Competitive interacrtions between an alien invasive (Rattus rattus) and a native competitor (Hydromys chrysogaster)
• Steve Heavener (Hons 2010, UNSW) – Olfactory communication in heterospecific rodents
• Stephanie Martin (Hons 2010, UNSW) – Effects of bush regen on black rat habitat use
• Edith King (Hons 2010, UNSW) – Reproductive investment in the house mouse (primary supervisor Prof. Rob Brooks)
• Rowena Hamer (Hons 2009, UNSW) – Olfactory communication in frogs
• Viyanna Leo (Hons 2009, UNSW) – Interspecific olfactory communication in sympatric native rodents
• Alex Carthey (Hons 2007, UNSW) – Spatial gradients in prey cues and the foraging success of predators
• Alexis Watson (Hons 2007, UNSW)
• Andrew Lothian (Hons 2007, UNSW) – Long term dynamics of an endangered urban bandicoot population
• Jenna Bytheway (Hons 2005, UNSW) – The role of odour in the foraging behaviour of rodents
• Jessica Bryant (Hons 2005, UNSW) – Ecological impacts of dog walking
• Rochelle Basham (Hons 2005, UNSW5) – Bats in Sydney’s urban fragments
• Candida Barclay ((Hons 2004, UNSW) – Mechanisms of road crossing behaviour in small mammals
• Tania Rose (Hons 2004, UNSW) – Ecology and impacts of black rats at North Head Sydney
• Brian Hawkins (Hons 2004, UNSW) Mapping habitat for the endangered Yellow-bellier Glider across the Gosford LGA
• Nelika Hughes (Hons 2003, UNSW) – Habitat selection of an endangered bandicoot population across an urban/bushland interface
• Bruce Mitchell (Hons 2004, UNSW) – Interactions between foxes and wild dogs in the Blue Mountains National Park
• Joanne Lenehan (Hons 2003, UNSW) – Mechanisms of browsing deterrents to protect plants from marsupials
• Louise Pastro (Hons 2003, UNSW) – House mouse responses to chemical signal exploitation in predator-prey interactions
• Fiona Powell (Hons 2002, UNSW)
• Anissa Kellie (Hons 2000, UNSW )