I am the Science Communication Manager of the Threatened Species Recovery Hub of the Australian Government's National Environmental Science Program. The Hub is a collaboration between 10 Australian Universities and the Australian Wildlife Conservancy to undertake research to support the recovery of Australia's threatened species. The $60 million program is supported by the Australian Government and includes over 100 projects nationally, including plants, animals, ecological communities, policy, invasive species and other threats. Projects are strongly collaborative and work with many on-ground partners including government agencies, environment NGOs and Indigenous land managers.
I have almost 20 years of experience in the environmental research and management sector, in a variety of roles including project management, analyst, planning, knowledge adoption, stakeholder engagement, consultation, science communication and media management.
I completed a Bachelor of Arts (Geography) and Master of Environment both at the University of Melbourne.
Experience
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2016–presentScience Communication Manager, The University of Queensland (National Environmental Science Program)
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2016–2016Analyst, Griffith University (iCLIM Project)
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2012–2015Knowledge Broker, Charles Darwin University (National Environmental Research Program)
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2008–2011Knowledge Broker, Melbourne Water
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2004–2008Waterway Planner, Melbourne Water
Education
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2007The University of Melbourne, Master of Environment
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2000The University of Melbourne, Bachelor of Arts (Geography)
- Brisbane, Australia
- Website
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- j.dielenberg@uq.edu.au
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