Thesis work
Thesis title: Landscape effects of deer control in alpine Australia
Supervisors: Catherine Grueber, Thomas Newsome
Selected Grants
2025
- Using movement, genetic and behavioural data to understand how deer respond to management actions, Newsome T, McCarthy E, Ecological Society of Australia/Student Research Grant
2023
- Carcass provisioning in alpine Australia: what will this mean for native and introduced species?, McCarthy E, Newsome T, Grueber C, Conservation and Wildlife Research Trust/Grants Program
show more
Publications
Expand all
Journals
- McCarthy, E., Hampton, J., Hunt, R., Williams, S., Eccles, G., Newsome, T. (2023). Evaluating aerial net gunning and chemical immobilisation for capture of invasive sambar deer (Rusa unicolor) and red deer (Cervus elaphus) in alpine Australia. Wildlife Research, 51(1).
- McCarthy, E., Martin, J., Boer, M., Welbergen, J. (2022). Ground-based counting methods underestimate true numbers of a threatened colonial mammal: an evaluation using drone-based thermal surveys as a reference. Wildlife Research. [More Information]
- McCarthy, E., Martin, J., Boer, M., Welbergen, J. (2021). Drone‐based thermal remote sensing provides an effective new tool for monitoring the abundance of roosting fruit bats. Zoological Society of London, 7(3), 461-474.
Expand all
2023
- McCarthy, E., Hampton, J., Hunt, R., Williams, S., Eccles, G., Newsome, T. (2023). Evaluating aerial net gunning and chemical immobilisation for capture of invasive sambar deer (Rusa unicolor) and red deer (Cervus elaphus) in alpine Australia. Wildlife Research, 51(1).
2022
- McCarthy, E., Martin, J., Boer, M., Welbergen, J. (2022). Ground-based counting methods underestimate true numbers of a threatened colonial mammal: an evaluation using drone-based thermal surveys as a reference. Wildlife Research. [More Information]
2021
- McCarthy, E., Martin, J., Boer, M., Welbergen, J. (2021). Drone‐based thermal remote sensing provides an effective new tool for monitoring the abundance of roosting fruit bats. Zoological Society of London, 7(3), 461-474.