معرفی
Claire Greenwell is an Adjunct Associate Professor in Ornithology and Marine Ecology at Murdoch University, with a PhD in progress focusing on the Australian Fairy Tern. Her work bridges field research, conservation strategy, and wildlife photography, emphasizing the intersection of human activity and ecosystem preservation.
- Primary affiliations: Murdoch University (Adjunct Associate Professor), Western Australian Fairy Tern Network (Convener), New Zealand Department of Conservation (Advisor)
- Key research themes: Seabird/shorebird ecology, trophic interactions, human-wildlife conflict, conservation technology
Scientific Contributions
Her publications reveal trends in coastal seabird conservation (2021-2025), with recent work analyzing social media's ecological impacts and habitat modification effects. She pioneered novel banding techniques for tern monitoring and investigated predator-prey dynamics in temperate estuaries.
Recognition & Funding
- Birdlife Australia Stuart Leslie Award
- Fremantle Ports Grant
- Ecological Society of Australia Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment
Community Engagement
Claire leads Bird Photography Tours to remote Australian islands, educating participants on ethical wildlife documentation. Her outreach includes advising coastal management agencies and developing community stewardship programs for threatened bird colonies.
