Kate Hodges
Queensland Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science, and Innovation, QLD, Australia
Kate is a Senior Scientist in the Water Planning Ecology team at the QLD Department of Environment and Science in Brisbane. Kate specialises in intermittent dryland river ecology and her current projects focus on freshwater fish and turtle movement, and drivers of native fish population resilience in the QLD MDB. Her work spans low flow ecology, waterhole dynamics, carp control, freshwater turtle ecology, and ecohydrological modelling.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Looking for larvae in a stressed river system – is adding water enough? (#32)
2:15 PM
Stephen Balcombe
Adaptive Management
ASFB 2018