Prof. Chris Johnson

Ecology, Evolution & Wildlife

Professor of Wildlife Conservation

Biography

Chris Johnson is Professor of Wildlife Conservation at the University of Tasmania. He is an ecologist who studies the management of threatened and invasive species in relation to long-term change in the structure and dynamics of ecosystems. He has a special interest in the ecology of animals in relation to fire. This includes work on the effects of fire on vertebrate populations, and the effects of vertebrates on fire regimes through their influence as herbivores and ecosystem engineers.

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Fire Centre Research Hub, The University of Tasmania
Private Bag 55, Hobart TAS 7001, Australia

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Acknowledgement of Country:

‘The Fire Centre acknowledges the Palawa and Pakana people as the traditional and ongoing custodians of lutruwita (Tasmania), paying respect to their culture and identity which has been bound up with the Land, Sea, Waterways and Sky for generations. The Fire Centre commits to being culturally inclusive and respectful in our relationships”