VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN for Bidjigal Reserve - Land

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Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal ReserveKYLIE REEDPERSONAL INFORMATIONNameCitizenshipHealthAddressKylie ReedAustralianExcellentBuilding P5 Yarramundi RoadUniversity of Western Sydney (Hawkesbury)RICHMOND NSW 2753Telephone (02) 4578 5992Fax (02) 4578 0822Emailkylie@urbanbushland.com.auMEMBERSHIPSAssociate Member - Ecological Society of AustraliaCURRENT POSITIONApril 2008 – PresentSydney• Field Ecologist (Zoology) – UBM Ecological Consultants• Conducting fauna surveys and assessments throughout the Sydney Region, includingcommunity descriptions, compiling inventories, targeted searches for threatened speciesand populations.• Assisting in botanical surveys and assessments throughout the Sydney Region, includingcommunity descriptions, compiling inventories, targeted searches for threatened ecologicalcommunities and species.• Report preparation including assessment of conservation significance and opportunities andconstraints; vegetation management strategies; plans of management; 7–part tests andSpecies Impact Statements.• Background research, database searches, literature reviews• Preparation of maps and other graphics, and compilation of reports.EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS2007 University of WollongongBachelor of Environmental Science (Advanced) with 1 st Class Honours in Life SciencesHonours Thesis with High Distinction as requested by Shoalhaven City and Kiama Municipalitycouncils with the topic “Impact and habitat of Indian Myna birds in the south coast region”.UBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd
Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal ReserveEMPLOYMENT HISTORYFebruary 2008 – September 2008Project Support Officer – Omega Environmental (Casual basis)Compiling data inventories in ICLEI software for councils participating in the Cities for ClimateProtection program. Report preparation including data analysis and interpretation.RELEVANT EXPERIENCE2008Environmental Project Officer – Kiama Municipal CouncilWork Experience ProgramUpdating Common Myna information on the Council Website. Educating local community groups onthe ecology and breeding habits of the Common Myna. Onsite visits to proposed regeneration siteswithin the municipality. Brainstorming ideas for ‘Sustainable Living in Kiama’ scheme.2005NPWS Officer – Booderee National ParkWork Experience ProgramRe-vegetation of native species in areas once affected by Bitou Bush. Counting and sorting of insectsfor mammal research. Daily park inspections and work. Plotting and locating areas of bushfire andendangered species using Excel and GIS.2005Bushcare Coordinator - Bushcare Volunteers ProgramWork Experience ProgramOrganising Conjola Bushcare group for the spray of Bitou Bush in foredune and hinddune locations.Meeting up with National parks and locating Bitou sites around Swan Lake by boat.2001Threatened Species Officer – Shoalhaven City CouncilWork Experience ProgramTargeted searches for threatened ecological communities, populations and species in theShoalhaven LGA. Identification of flora species to be placed in a personal herbarium of nativevegetation in South-eastern NSW. Preparation of maps and other graphics, and compilation ofreports and letters.SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTESExcellent understanding of Environmental sciences, issues and systems.Excellent collaboration and communication skills with professional and university peers.UBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd
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