Tom Duncan

Project Leader
Charles Darwin University

Tom Duncan graduated from Monash University in 2005, with majors in ecology, evolution and linguistics, before completing a Master of Environmental Management at Charles Darwin University in 2015.

He has professional experience working as a field ecologist and threatened species researcher in various locations in northern Australia, and his research interests include tropical fire ecology, cross-cultural biodiversity management and the conservation benefits of ecotourism.

Tom is currently living, working and carrying out research for his PhD on the Tiwi Islands in the Northern Territory.

Projects
Indigenous action in threatened species research and management
Indigenous action in threatened species research and management Project 6.2
Plants and animals we care about on the Tiwi Islands
Plants and animals we care about on the Tiwi Islands Project 6.2.2
Publications
Science for Saving Species Magazine Issue 12 Winter 2019
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A spatial overview of the global importance of Indigenous lands for conservation
Nature Sustainability
Plants and animals we care about on the Tiwi Islands 2019
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Plants and animals we care about on the Tiwi Islands 2018
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Indigenous action in threatened species research and management
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