Primary Supervisor
- Position
- Associate Professor
- Division / Faculty
- Faculty of Science
Other QUT supervisors
- Position
- Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Conservation Ecology
- Division / Faculty
- Faculty of Science
Overview
Understanding small mammal communities is important for conservation. Camera traps have provided a cost effective and remote sampling technique. This project aims to assess images of small vertebrates under vertically mounted camera traps deployed at various locations within south-east Qld.
Research engagement
Small vertebrate identification; camera trap image identification; potential for field work. Statistical analysis. This project formas a compentn of a broader project assessing distributions of various antechinus species.
Research activities
Camera image ID. working with supervisors and existing phd student.
Research skills
vertebrate identification; knowledge in small mammals; statistical analysis.
Outcomes
identified camera trap images.
Skills and experience
Interest in small mammal ecology. Have completed bvb214 at a high level (preferable), or equivalent experience.
Start date
2 November, 2026End date
19 February, 2027Location
desktop; potential seq field work.
Additional information
supervisor and phd student knowledge of equipment and stats packages.
Keywords
Contact
andrew baker
0424272051
am.baker@qut.edu.au