Tshewang Dorji

Tshewang Dorji is a Researcher affiliated with the Department of Agricultural Science at the University of Adelaide. His position is based at the Wine Innovation Central facility on the Waite campus. His research focuses on ecosystem services, climate change impacts on mountain ecosystems, and sustainable forest management practices in Bhutan and the Eastern Himalayas.

Key research areas include investigating community perceptions of forest resources, evaluating biocontrol methods for invasive species, and developing strategies to enhance seedling survival in grazed environments. His work often integrates experimental ecology with socio-cultural analysis to address conservation challenges in remote regions.

Publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches to environmental issues, including assessments of how Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness framework intersects with forestry policy, and experimental studies on monsoon variability impacts using throughfall-exclusion techniques. Though no awards or grants are explicitly listed, his active publication record (2015–2023) underscores ongoing contributions to Himalayan ecology and conservation science.