School of Environmental Sciences
Kylie Eklom
BSci (Hons) Monash
Campus Thurgoona Campus
Office PhD Room 105, School of Environmental Sciences
Phone (02) 6051 9831
EMAIL KYLIE EKLOM 
Student Member of ILWS
My main interest is the conservation ecology of native Australian fauna. My PhD research is examining the relationship between food resources and grassland vegetation structure and how this influences habitat selection by the nationally vulnerable Plains–wanderer. My research is mostly being carried out in the native grasslands on Oolambeyan National Park, which uses sheep grazing as a management tool to maintain the open structure that Plains–wanderers prefer.
Thesis topic
The Influence of Vegetation Structure and Food Resources on Habitat Use by the Plains–Wanderer in a Grazed Native Grassland
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