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Bruce Webber is an Adjunct Professor in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Western Australia and serves as the Executive Manager of Science & Conservation at Bush Heritage Australia. With a robust background in government, academia, and the non-profit sector, Bruce works collaboratively with various stakeholders to advance strategies in applied research and science communication. His portfolio focuses on the impacts of global environmental change on biological diversity and the role of species interaction networks in shaping ecological communities. Bruce is dedicated to translating novel research findings into improved management solutions, particularly in addressing biodiversity conservation amid climate change, species invasions, and landscape change. His expertise aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and he is committed to initiatives that contribute to global efforts in protecting the environment. He holds a PhD in Plant-Animal Interactions from the University of Melbourne and has a strong interest in community ecology, conservation biology, and biodiversity.
Bush Heritage Australia • Perth, Australia
Leading initiatives in science strategy and research delivery toward biodiversity conservation.
Western Australian Biodiversity Science Institute • Perth, Australia
Oversaw programs related to biodiversity science in Western Australia.
Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organisation • Perth, Australia
Conducted research focusing on environmental change impacts on biodiversity.
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