Kelly Sheldrick
- Bat Ecologist & PhD candidate, Murdoch University
I am a bat ecologist and PhD candidate at Murdoch University, where I study how climate change is affecting bat communities in south-west Western Australia. Over the past 6-7 years I have worked on bat research and conservation projects across Europe, Africa and Australia, with interests spanning bat behaviour, roost ecology, citizen science and survey methods. I currently serve as First Vice President of the Australasian Bat Society and enjoy sharing research that helps people better understand Australia's remarkable but often overlooked bats.
Experience- 2023–present Citizen Science Program Manager, Conservation Council of WA 2026–present Phd candidate, Murdoch University 2019–present Bat Ecologist, Freelance
- 2025 Murdoch University, Masters by Research (Environment and Conservation) 2008 Edith Cowan University, BSc Environmental Management and Conservation Biology
- Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management
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