- Adjunct associate in freshwater fisheries ecology and management, University of Canberra
Mark Linterman's key research area is the environment, with particular emphasis on freshwater fish, upland crayfish, freshwater conservation, threatened species, pest fish and aquatic management.
He has previously been President of Australian Society for Fish Biology (2005-2007), and is a former convenor of the Threatened Fishes Committee and the Alien Fishes Committee in the same society. He is a past chair of the IUCN Freshwater Fish Specialist Group, Oceania Region.
Experience
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2008–2024Senior Research Fellow, Freshwater Fisheries Ecology and Management, University of Canberra
Education
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2022University of Canberra, PhD/Zoology
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1998Australian National University, MSc/Zoology
Professional Memberships
- American Fisheries Society
- Australian Society for Fish Biology
Honours
Life Member, Australian Society for Fish Biology
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- Location: Canberra, Australia
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