Dr Sally Bryant
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About Sally
Renowned wildlife scientist Dr Sally Bryant worked in the field for over 30 years, including with the Tas. Government and Tas. Land Conservancy. A specialist in threatened species and ecology, a key focus is the critically endangered forty-spotted pardalote.
Background
Dr Sally Bryant has a lifelong love of animals, nature and conservation and is an expert in the field. After graduating from UTAS, Sally worked as a wildlife scientist for more than 30 years with the Tasmanian Government and the Tasmanian Land Conservancy, managing their threatened species and science programs.
Her work spans theoretical to applied conservation science and she is a specialist in threatened bird recovery and ecological monitoring. She is currently focused on the tiny and critically-endangered Tasmanian bird, the forty-spotted pardalote.
Sally has authored and co-authored many journal papers, chapters, technical reports, books and articles on conservation issues, including for the Royal Society. She is also:
- an Adjunct Lecturer at UTAS
- on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Ecological Management & Restoration
- a Research Fellow with the Tasmanian Land Conservancy
- the resident wildlife talkback expert on ABC Radio, in a segment running in Tasmania since 1999!
Articles by Sally
Farmer of the white gums
The nature of sound and the elusive ground parrot
