The PhD candidate Claudia H Giraldo E from the University of Melbourne is studying the distribution and fruiting cycles of Brown and Desert Stringybark, vital foraging resources of the endangered South-eastern Red-tailed Black-cockatoo. Her study will guide land management for preserving the cockatoo by understanding the reproductive rhythms of the essential stringybarks and their responses to climate variability and change.
For more information, please contact one of our APR.Intern Business Development Managers:
- Justin Mabbutt (VIC & TAS) – j.mabbutt@aprintern.org.au / 0413 050 952
- Mark Ovens (NSW & ACT) – m.ovens@aprintern.org.au / 0400 764 763
- Glen Sheldon – g.sheldon@aprintern.org.au / 0431 832 788
- Michael Valentine (VIC) – m.valentine@aprintern.org.au / 0411 600 063
