Annabel Ellis
- PhD Candidate, Behavioural Ecology and Conservation Lab, University of Sydney
Annabel is a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney in the Behavioural Ecology and Conservation Lab. She developed an interest in human-wildlife interactions while studying invasion ecology of black rats during a Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours) at the University of Sydney. Annabel continued to develop her ecological research skills working and interning in government and not-for-profit organisations, before returning to undertake a PhD. Her research focuses on biodiversity conservation within transformed landscapes, creating novel approaches to mitigate human-wildlife conflict with a native digging animal, the bandicoot.
Experience- –present PhD Candidate, University of Sydney
- 2022 Macquarie University, Graduate Certificate of Applied Statistics 2017 The University of Sydney, Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours - First Class) in Biology
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