VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN for Bidjigal Reserve - Land

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Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal Reserve2005 - 2007BotanistConducted a full revision of the ‘Flora of the Sydney Region’ (Carolin and Tindale 1994), andpreparation for publication and presentation on the web.2005 to 2007Botanist - John Ray Herbarium, University of SydneyCuration of specimen collection2004 to 2005University of Western SydneyInitiated and co-organized Symposium on the Cumberland Plain Woodlands held at University ofWestern Sydney, February 20052003BotanistNomenclatural proofing, compilation of index for scientific and common plant names, compilation ofbibliography for the publication ‘Ocean Shores to Desert Dunes: Vegetation of NSW’ Keith, D. 20042003 to 2005Australian Plants Society, Sutherland GroupContributions to the production of the plant identification CD ‘Coastal Plants of the Royal NationalPark’ (2006).2002Contract Ecologist - University of MelbournePreparation of species profiles for analysis of extinction risk to test threatened species assessmentprotocols.2001Contract EcologistDetermination of selected plant species range sizes for research into IUCN assessment procedures.1998 to 1999Technical Officer - Tasmanian HerbariumRevision of the Cunoniaceae.1997Technical Officer - Parks and Wildlife Service, TasmaniaSurveys of threatened plant species.1996Volunteer - Tasmanian Herbarium.1992-1995Herbarium Officer - Janet Cosh Herbarium, University of Wollongong.1983-1989Joint Convener - Centre for Continuing Education, Sydney University.Teaching and administration for a course entitled "Botany and Ecology of the Sydney Region."1980-1990Technical Officer - John Ray Herbarium, Botany Department, Sydney University.UBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd
Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal ReservePUBLICATIONSPellow, B., Henwood, M. & Brownlee, R. (2007). eFlora of the Sydney Region: ‘Shortening thedistance between discovery and delivery’ (GTI 1998). Australian Systematic Botany SocietyNewsletter. In Press.Henwood, M., Hanfling, S., Brownlee, R., Gutsche, T. & Pellow, B. (2006). Sowing seeds in the digitalgarden.Proceedings of Sustainable data from digital fieldwork Conference; December 2006. Ed. Barwick, L. &Thieberger, N. Sydney University Press: Sydney. 147 – 156.Pellow, B. (2005). A Woman’s Legacy to Botany. WISNET Journal 69: 16 -17.Pellow, B. &. Porter, J. L. (2005) A new species of Goodenia (Goodeniaceae) from Nocoleche NatureReserve, Far Western Plains, New South Wales Telopea 11(1): 35–41Keith, D & Pellow, B. (2005). Effects of Javan Rusa Deer (Cervus timorensis) on Native Plant Species inthe Jibbon-Bundeena Area, Royal National Park, New South Wales. Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW. 126: 99 –110Keith, D. A., McCarthy, M. A, Regan, H., Regan, T., Bowles, C., Drill, C., Craig, C., Pellow, B., Burgman,M.A., Master, L. L., Ruckelshaus, M., Mackenzie, B., Andelman, S. J. & Wade, P. R. (2004). Protocolsfor listing threatened species can forecast extinction. Ecology Letters 7: 1101 – 1108Rozefelds, A. C., Barnes, R. W. & Pellow, B. (2001). A new species and comparative morphology ofVesselowskya (Cunoniaceae). Australian Systematic Botany 14: 175 – 192French, K. Pellow, B. & Henderson, M. (2000). Vegetation of the Holsworthy Military Area.Cunninghamia 7(3): 983 – 939Rosefelds, A. C. & Pellow, B. (2000). A new species of Gilbeea (Cunoniaceae) from north-easternQueensland, Australia. Nordic Journal Of Botany 20(4): 435 – 442.Keith, D. A. & Pellow. B. J. (1990). Temperate moorland vegetation: a comparative study of Tasmaniaand the Australian mainland. Report on a Wilderness Ecosystems Baseline Study to the TasmanianDepartment of Parks Wildlife and Heritage.INTERESTS• Plant identification and systematic.• Vegetation surveys of urban bushland.• Botanical education and training.• Curation and management of herbarium specimens and associated historical material.UBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd
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