Luke Einoder
Northern Territory DEPWS

Luke Einoder, Northern Territory Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security

See Luke’s full research profile here.

E: luke.Einoder@nt.gov.au

What are your research interests as they relate to northern Australia? 

I design and implement wildlife monitoring programs and analyse data collected to improve our understanding of where species occur in the landscape, and to identify how species and communities are changing over time, and the major drivers of change.

What do you love about working in northern Australia?

I love the incredible diversity of wildlife and landscapes across the Top End, and immersing myself in remote wild places. My favourite place to work in northern Australia is the Stone country of the Arnhem Plateau.

My Projects

Current projectCompleted project

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  Monitoring terrestrial animals in Kakadu

  Keywords: Threatened species, Monitoring, Fire

  
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  Kakadu National Park’s threatened species

  Keywords: Threatened species, land planning

  
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  Rehabilitated mine sites and Top End animals

  Keywords: Monitoring, mine rehabilitation, closure objectives

  
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  The use and impacts of wet-season burning in the tropical savannas of Kakadu National Park

  Keywords: Indigenous knowledge, fire management, Kakadu National Park, savannawet-season burning

  
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  Identifying biodiversity and bush-tucker hotspots for targeted management in Kakadu National Park  

  Keywords: Indigenous knowledge, Kakadu National Park, biodiversity hotspots, bush tuckerpark management