- Lecturer in Wildlife Conservation & Biology, Southern Cross University
Ross lectures in Wildlife Conservation and Biology within the School of Environment, Science & Engineering at Southern Cross University. He currently studies the conservation requirements of a range of wildlife species including the squirrel glider, eastern pygmy possum, koala, green and golden bell frog, Fleay's barred frog and the broad-headed snake. He has a particular interest in road impacts on wildlife and how they can be mitigated. He is currently the editor of Australian Mammalogy, the journal of the Australian Mammal Society.
Experience
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–presentLecturer in Wildlife Conservation & Biology, Southern Cross University
Education
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1992University of Wollongong, PhD
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