Associate Professor John Woinarski

• Research Interests

Research interests

Dr John Woinarski is an internationally recognised researcher in many fields of biodiversity. John has studied a broad range of issues including threatened species, biogeographic patterning of plants and animals, and the impacts upon biodiversity of a range of land uses and threatening processes.

Dr Woinarski is an expert in the development of rigorous and explicitly quantitative wildlife survey protocols, that are now employed as standard practice within the Northern Territory, and increasingly elsewhere in northern Australia.

This research activity has been complemented by his application of results to conservation planning, and the design and implementation of conservation actions collaboratively with Aboriginal landowners and pastoralists.