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Dr. Heather Neilly

Research Fellow, Arid Zone Ecology

Arid Zone Ecology

Section/Portfolio:

Future Regions Research Centre (FRRC) 03

Location:

Mt Helen Campus, Online

Megapode mound-builders (malleefowl, Leipoa ocellata) enhance soil function through altered bacterial community composition

Incubation mound building by the Australian megapode (malleefowl, Leipoa ocellata) creates novel, resource-rich patches in a semi-arid woodland

Potential and pitfalls of citizen science with children: Reflections on Pollinators in the Playground project

Potential drivers of common brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula) decline on a Murray River floodplain

Converting rangelands to reserves: Small mammal and reptile responses 24 years after domestic livestock grazing removal

Ants drive invertebrate community response to cattle grazing

‘Branching’ with complex coarse woody debris reduces herbivory on recovering erosion scalds

G'day mate! Aussie bush birds’ spectacular greeting

The impact of cattle grazing regimes on tropical savanna bird assemblages

Arboreality increases reptile community resistance to disturbance from livestock grazing

Heavy livestock grazing negatively impacts a marsupial ecosystem engineer

Profitable and Sustainable Cattle Grazing Strategies Support Reptiles in Tropical Savanna Rangeland

The response of an arboreal mammal to livestock grazing is habitat dependant

Balancing Biodiversity and Food Production: A Better Understanding of Wildlife Response to Grazing Will Inform Off-Reserve Conservation on Rangelands

Interactions between a top order predator and exotic mesopredators in the Australian rangelands