Dr Carla Archibald is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Integrative Ecology at Deakin University. Carla has technical expertise in GIS, spatial analysis and modelling, with an interest in private land conservation, environmental policy, climate change adaptation, food systems and sustainability. Her past post-doctoral research project was at The University of Queensland which aimed to guide private land conservation investments to maximise koala conservation across New South Wales under the uncertainties of climate change. Carla has a Bachelor of Applied Science with Honour I in ecology and a PhD in conservation science and policy from the University of Queensland.
Experience
2020–present
Research Fellow, Deakin University
2019–2020
Research Fellow, University of Queensland
Education
2020
The University of Queensland, PhD (Conservation Science)
2014
The University of Queensland, BSci (Ecology) Hons I
2013
The University of Queensland, BAppSci (Wildlife Science)
Publications
2021
Small Landscape Elements double connectivity and highly fragmented area of Brazilian Atlantic Forest, Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution
2021
Do conservation covenants consider the delivery of ecosystem services?, Environmental Science & Policy
2020
Offsetting impacts of development on biodiversity and ecosystem services, Ambio
2020
A recipe to reverse the loss of nature, Nature News and Views
2020
Differences among protected area governance types matter for conserving vegetation communities at-risk of loss and fragmentation, Biological Conservation
2020
Program awareness, social capital, and perceptions of trees influence participation in private land conservation programs in Queensland, Australia, Environmental Management
2020
Navigating spaces between conservation research and practice: Are we making progress?, Ecological Solutions and Evidence
2019
How conservation initiatives go to scale, Nature Sustainability