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Author Archives: Kate Dutton-Register

Kate Dutton-Regester is a PhD candidate aiming to characterise the reproductive physiology of Australia’s unique short-beaked echidna. Her career vision is to become a leading wildlife reproductive scientist involved in research that aims to improve the conservation outcomes of endangered species.
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Leaving A Place Better Than You Found It; Making A Difference And Restoring Ecosystems On The Great Barrier Reef

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Introduction To ‘leave a place better than you found it’ is easier said than done. Yet on a small island at the southern tip of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR), one visionary with a team of dedicated individuals is doing just that. Part of the GBR World Heritage Area, Lady Elliot Island (LEI), is a […]