Amélie Corriveau

Scientist & Extension Officer | Interests include: Tropical Ecology, Wildlife Management, Spatial Sciences, Stakeholder Engagement, Natural Resource Management

[Amélie Corriveau @amelsoz]

@waterpenny10 I wondered about that. The flock at the Botanical Gardens is huge!

[Amélie Corriveau @amelsoz]

@MarsKlaassen | Stephen T. Garnett | Mirjam Kaestli | Keith Christian | @TaraLCrewe | David A. Loewensteiner | @Hamish_Dr

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[Amélie Corriveau @amelsoz]

As many wild geese worldwide, tropical Magpie Geese tune in on the opportunities offered by agricultural fields in northern Australia, leaving farmers unimpressed. Fortunately, regionally coordinated habitat management may mitigate goose damage. https://t.co/13DLVPGJ4Z

[Amélie Corriveau @amelsoz]

@RIELresearch @NTFarmers @Hort_Au @FRQ_NT #CDUresearch

[Amélie Corriveau @amelsoz]

First PhD paper out! Broad-scale opportunistic movements in #MagpieGeese and implications for #HumanWildlifeInteractions in @EMUJournal with @MarsKlaassen @TaraLCrewe Mirjam Kaestli | Stephen T. Garnett | David A. Loewensteiner @FlyingKiwiBird @Hamish_Dr
https://t.co/MP1jM0x5jn

[Amélie Corriveau @amelsoz]

A few #MagpieGoose faces from a successful 2nd field season in the NT #FieldWork #PhD #WildlifeManagement https://t.co/s2oZdOsM6O

[Dr. Rebecca Rogers @TechnoEcologist]

The many faces of the #MagpieGoose following a successful week of trapping. #FieldWork #wildoz