Dr. Maddi Holmes

Biography

Maddi Holmes is a PhD candidate at Macquarie University, specializing in chytridiomycosis affecting Australian native tree frogs (Litoria spp.). Her research focuses on understanding the impact of this disease on wildlife, particularly in the context of conservation biology and animal welfare. Maddi is actively engaged in herpetology, examining behaviors of amphibian species and their ecological roles. With a background in Animal Science and a Master's degree in Agricultural Sciences from the University of Melbourne, she brings a strong foundation in biological sciences to her studies. Throughout her academic journey, Maddi has been involved in various research projects, including investigating frog behaviors to combat the Chytrid pandemic. She collaborates with multiple researchers and institutions, contributing her expertise to advance knowledge in wildlife ecology and animal behavior. Beyond her doctoral work, she is invested in understanding the broader implications of amphibian health and conservation efforts.

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