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Reducing light pollution at Phillip Island

Thu, 21 July

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The little penguin is the smallest and the only penguin species whose activity on land is strictly nocturnal.... how does artificial light impact them?

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Reducing light pollution at Phillip Island
Reducing light pollution at Phillip Island

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21 July 2022, 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm AEST

Online Webinar

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Andre works on prey-predator relationships and interactions with their marine environment. Together with , they have been using more sensitive variables such as foraging efficiency, presence/absence of thermoclines, foraging-trip-duration, isotopic niche analysis, fractal diving analysis and new spatial-temporal scales to detect penguins' response to environmental changes. On land, he works towards preserving the integrity of the natural skylight combined with habitat restoration to reduce light pollution and mitigate artificial light-induced mortality on wildlife. Andre is on the editorial board of PLoS ONE and section editor of PLoS Climate, past editor of the , current a steering committee member of the  and adjunct Associate Professor to the Monash University.collaboratorsAustralasian Seabird Group BulletinIUCN Penguin Specialist Group

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