Associate ProfessorCatherine Grueber

Applying Genetic Data to Address Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity in Conservation Management

Conserving Australia's iconic marsupials; one genome at a time

Evaluating genetic diversity in the critically endangered orange-bellied parrot: informing species management

Evolutionary and ecological characteristics of island populations

Improving ecohealth and conservation of Tasmanian devils by characterising viromes, microbiomes and parasite loads

Investigating adaptation to captivity: a data-driven approach

Investigating the evolution of viviparity using species displaying variation in reproductive mode

Landscape effects of deer control in alpine Australia

Population genetics and the microbiome: solving conservation problems

Resilience in the face of natural disturbances: conservation management and wildlife responses

The Eastern grey kangaroo in coastal NSW: reproduction, genetics and behaviour

The ex-situ nutritional management of two critically endangered Australian bird species

To move or not to move? A genetic toolkit for monitoring assisted colonisations

Translocation planning to conserve population genetic health