School of Environmental Sciences
Skye Wassens 
BAppSci(Hons) CSU, PhD CSU
Position Lecturer, Ecology
Campus Wagga Wagga campus
Office Room 133, Building 294
Phone (02) 6933 2843
Fax (02) 6933 2647
EMAIL SKYE WASSENS 
Member of ILWS
Skye is an ecologist specialising in frog ecology and conservation. Her main research interests are the movement and habitat utilisation patterns of frogs in floodplain wetland systems and irrigation landscapes. Skye has also conducted extensive research on the ecology of the endangered Southern Bell Frog. Her other research includes the post release survival and movement patterns of captive bred Malleefowls and identifying factors that determine the composition of arthropod and reptile communities within vegetation remnants.
Teaching Summary
- BIO312 Landscape Ecology
- BIO303 Environmental Impact Assessment
- BIO203 Animal Systematics
Interests
Impacts of altered water regimes on frog populations, frog conservation in irrgation landscapes, Relationship between wetland hydrology and aquatic macroinvertebate communities, Post–release survival and movement patterns of captive bred Malleefowl.