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About Jamie Dunlop

I work for a not-for-profit organisation called the Australian Wildlife Conservancy, based in the field in Western Australia. I am a field ecologist working on our science program which includes broad ecosystem health monitoring alongside one of the larges reintroduction/rewilding programs in Australia. I also assist with our sanctuary visitor program as a science communicator, engaging with public visitors and donors about our work. I'm love the fine details as well as the big picture, and enjoy looking at potential novel partnerships for conservation impact. Expertise includes small mammal, and reptile surveying, mammal translocations, conservation tech, networking, ecotourism, fundraising and grantwriting. I look forward to meeting many in the WildHub Community.

Which category below best describes the type of organisation you currently work for/or run?

Charity/Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO)

Areas of expertise

Communication and marketing Fundraising Information technology Monitoring and evaluation Partnerships and collaboration development Species Management

Would you be willing to be approached and share your lessons learned in your area(s) of expertise with our community?

Yes

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Jamie Dunlop

Mar 28, 2022

Let's welcome new members!

Humble beginnings

Hi WildHub Community, It's great to be a new member here and start to learn and share experiences with everyone. I live and work as an ecologist in the field in Australia for a NGO called the Australian Wildlife Conservancy. During the pandemic with border closures I got stuck outside of Australia and it forced a rethink on on how I could work. Importantly I have been trying to diversify my network so I can keep well connected whereever I am in the world. The conservation world is a fascinating world to be a part of, and can literally take anywhere in the world, whether in person or through reading/listening. I'm humbled to be part of WildHub and look forward to sharing stories and experiences with the broader community. I am a scientist but sort of feel a jack-of-all trades as I dip my toes in science communication, networking, fundraising and strategy for some of my time.