Carla C. Eisemberg

Dr. Carla C. Eisemberg is a Senior Lecturer in STEM Pathways within the Faculty of Science and Technology, specializing in Environment studies. She leads conservation projects in Northern Australia, Brazil, Papua New Guinea, and Timor-Leste, focusing on applied ecology, wildlife conservation, technology use, and science communication. Her work emphasizes community-led initiatives such as The Piku Project (2018–2022), which integrates primary schools and local curricula. She has been recognized with the 2025 Vice Chancellors' Teaching Award.

• Expertise: Turtle conservation, biodiversity management, STEM education
• Key Projects: Piku Project, Amazon Basin conservation programs

Her research interests span wildlife conservation strategies, applied ecological solutions, and educational outreach. Recent studies include genetic analyses of pig-nosed turtles and impacts of invasive species in PNG fisheries. She actively collaborates with governments, NGOs, and Indigenous communities to bridge ecological and social dimensions of conservation.