Callum Donohue

Callum Donohue is a Research Fellow at the Harry Butler Institute, Murdoch University, applying multidisciplinary ecological approaches to wildlife conservation challenges through innovative experimental design and advanced modelling.

His academic qualifications include:

• Doctor of Philosophy in Zoology, University of Western Australia (Perth)

Dr. Donohue's research integrates animal energetics into conservation science to model climate change impacts on wildlife populations, with complementary expertise in sensory ecology and predator-prey dynamics. His methodology emphasizes visual signal analysis in escape behaviour and robust statistical frameworks for translating ecological data into actionable conservation strategies, particularly focused on physiological responses to environmental stressors.

Affiliated with Murdoch University's Harry Butler Institute, his work contributes to Western Australia's ecological research infrastructure through applied conservation science addressing biodiversity preservation in changing climates.