A big congratulations to our students Gemma Higgins and Erin Thomas who recently submitted their Masters’ theses!
Erin has completed a Masters of Science, and her thesis is titled “The influence of vegetation structure and landscape context on the 24-hour activity of four sympatric macropod species”. Gemma's thesis, titled “The effects of fire regimes and vegetation structure on birds in contrasting heathland ecosystems” was completed as part of her Masters of Environment.
Both Erin and Gemma have made valued contributions to the Fire Ecology and Biodiversity Group, and we wish them the very best for the future!
Erin has completed a Masters of Science, and her thesis is titled “The influence of vegetation structure and landscape context on the 24-hour activity of four sympatric macropod species”. Gemma's thesis, titled “The effects of fire regimes and vegetation structure on birds in contrasting heathland ecosystems” was completed as part of her Masters of Environment.
Both Erin and Gemma have made valued contributions to the Fire Ecology and Biodiversity Group, and we wish them the very best for the future!
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Gemma (left) and Erin (right) doing fieldwork in South-West Victoria
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