Christine Hosking

• Conservation Planner/Researcher, The University of Queensland

Christine's research has examined the effects of climate change on the distribution of the koala and its eucalyptus food resources is currently developing models of potential high priority habitat for koala conservation.

• 2007–present Conservation Planner, The University of Queensland

• 2011 The University of Queensland, PHD
• 2006 The University of Queensland, Master of Science

• 2013 Koalas and climate change: priority koala conservation areas for central Queensland, Conserving Central Queensland's Koalas, Central Queensland University
• 2012 Modelling changes in the distribution of the critical food resources of a specialist folivore in response to climate change, Diversity and Distributions
• 2012 Climate Change: lessons from Copenhagen and Cancun, and implications for Australia, its regional ecosystems and wildlife, Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales
• 2011 Modelling climate-change-induced shifts in the distribution of the koala, Wildlife Research
• 2011 Modelling the potential range of the koala at the Last Glacial Maximum: future conservation implications, Australian Zoologist
• 2011 Validation of land surface products for modelling the climate impacts of large-scale revegetation in Queensland, MODSIM 19th International Congress
• 2010 Can a problem-solving approach strengthen landscape ecology's contribution to sustainable landscape planning?, Landscape Ecology

• Ecology (0602)
• Conservation And Biodiversity (050202)

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