Mark Lintermans

Associate Professor Mark Lintermans is a freshwater scientist at the University of Canberra's Centre for Applied Water Science with over 30 years of experience. His research focuses on threatened freshwater species, invasive species impacts, and conservation strategies.

Key projects include long-term monitoring programs for Macquarie perch and Stocky Galaxias, development of genetic rescue protocols for fragmented populations, and geospatial tools to identify climate refugia. His work informs national policies on threatened species management and invasive species control.

He serves on scientific committees including the ACT Scientific Committee and NSW Fisheries Scientific Committee, contributing to evidence-based conservation decision-making across Australian ecosystems.