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Shengyao Lin is a PhD student at The University of Western Australia, focusing on conservation genetics and the management of threatened Australian terrestrial frog species. His research primarily addresses the conservation crisis facing Australia's native terrestrial frogs, which are threatened by habitat loss, climate change, and urban development. Lin's work employs population landscape genetics to inform conservation management strategies aimed at enhancing the persistence of these species. He holds a Master's degree in Biological Science, specializing in conservation genetics and management planning of rainforest-endemic Philoria frogs, particularly in the context of the devastation caused by the 2019-20 Australian megafires. His expertise aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, contributing to global initiatives aimed at protecting biodiversity and promoting sustainable use of ecosystems. Lin is actively engaged in research output and has participated in conferences related to herpetology, showcasing his commitment to advancing knowledge in the field of frog conservation.
The University of Western Australia • Perth, WA, Australia
Conducting research on conservation genetics and population landscape genetics aimed at managing threatened Australian frog species.
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