Chantelle Jackson

Project Researcher
Australian Wildlife Conservancy

Chantelle is a Senior Field Ecologist with the Australian Wildlife Conservancy. In this role she plans and implements the ecological monitoring program at Faure Island in Shark Bay and assists with the monitoring at three other properties in south-western Western Australia.

She is also involved with the Endangered Wildlife Restoration Project currently being undertaken at Mt Gibson, including monitoring and research associated with translocations and logistical support.

Chantelle has a varied background, having worked in land management, environmental compliance, as a fauna consultant, and a zookeeper. She has a particular interest in arid zone ecology.

Read more about Chantelle on the AWC website.

Projects
Translocation, reintroduction and conservation fencing for threatened fauna
Translocation, reintroduction and conservation fencing for threatened fauna Project 4.1
Re-establishing critical weight range mammals in the northern wheatbelt of Western Australia: Reintroductions to a safe haven free of introduced predators
Re-establishing critical weight range mammals in the northern wheatbelt of Western Australia: Reintroductions to a safe haven free of introduced predators Project 4.1.11
Learning from mammal translocations
Learning from mammal translocations Project 4.1.3
Publications
Conserving the endangered woylie (Bettongia penicillata ogilbyi): Establishing a semi‐arid population within a fenced safe haven
Ecological Management & Restoration
Wild-born versus captive-bred: a comparison of survival and refuge selection by translocated numbats (Myrmecobius fasciatus)
Wildlife Research
A structured analysis of risk to important wildlife elements in three Australian Wildlife Conservancy sanctuaries
Ecological Management & Restoration
Learning from mammal translocations
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