Postdoctoral Research Associate / Research Fellow in Feral Cat Management and Biodiversity Conservation Murdoch University in Australia

PhD opportunity at the University of Queensland in artificial intelligence, biodiversity conservation, language barriers, evidence synthesis, and multilingual scientific communication . The project asks whether AI has reduced language barriers in conservation science across three pathways: generating evidence, synthesising evidence, and applying evidence in practice. The research is based in the School of the Environment and linked to the translatE project and the broader Kaizen Conservation Gro...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Newcastle University in the TROPS lab / TIF-CER project on wildlife connectivity in tree-based agricultural systems (TIFs). The project asks how trees retained or planted within farms can support biodiversity, movement pathways, and landscape connectivity across fragmented agricultural landscapes. Research themes include habitat fragmentation, ecological networks, wildlife movement, landscape ecology, conservation biology, spatial ecology, agroforestry, remote sen...

CSIRO Industry PhD Opportunity: Time matters — Tracking biodiversity shifts with eDNA This PhD project is a four-year industry-linked opportunity delivered by Curtin University , CSIRO , and Perth Zoo . The research will use environmental DNA (eDNA) preserved in soils and sediments to reconstruct historical changes in animal communities over recent decades, helping to understand ecosystem change, species reintroductions, and conservation restoration. Students will develop and validate new molecu...

A fully funded PhD position is available in the School of Natural Sciences at Macquarie University , Sydney, Australia, in the area of navigational strategies of jumping spiders . The project is based in the Ecological Neuroscience Group and will focus on a comparative analysis of navigation strategies in jumping spiders. The work includes research on animal navigation, ecological neuroscience, comparative biology, and fieldwork across different habitats in Australia. This PhD opportunity is for...

An exciting PhD opportunity is available at the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS), University of Tasmania . The project addresses how climate change is altering marine ecosystems and the processes that support fisheries productivity, with a focus on giant crab and southern rock lobster populations in Tasmania. The successful PhD candidate will assess climate vulnerability , model larval connectivity and recruitment , examine how future climate conditions may alter these processes...