Jeroen Jansen

Dr. Jeroen Jansen is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the School of Natural Sciences, University of Tasmania (UTAS). His research focuses on ecosystem function, biosecurity science, and microbial ecology, with an emphasis on invasive species management and conservation biology. He investigates ecological interactions, predator-prey dynamics, and the impacts of invasive species on native ecosystems.

Key research areas include understanding ecological factors influencing invasive predator survival, spatial distribution of invasive species, and conservation strategies for endangered species. Dr. Jansen has contributed to continental-scale studies on feral cats and rabbit control in Australia, advancing methods for targeted conservation management.

His work bridges field observations with advanced modeling to address ecological challenges, particularly in semi-arid and invasive-dominated landscapes. Collaborations emphasize practical solutions for biodiversity protection and ecosystem resilience.