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Dr Elodie Camprasse

Science Communicator and Project Manager

Centre for Integrative Ecology
Deakin University, Burwood campus
221 Burwood Hwy, VIC 3125

elodie.camprasse@deakin.edu.au

Elodie's research

Elodie studied marine biology and ecology during her BSc and MSc at various universities in Europe and in the United States. For her MSc thesis, she investigated the interactions between fishermen and threatened species including dugongs in Madagascar.

She worked as a research assistant for six months in the French Subantarctic territories and contributed to data collection for long-term monitoring programs on seabird and marine mammal colonies.

After this position, she moved to Melbourne, Australia, where she completed her PhD at Deakin University on seabird ecology. After her PhD, Elodie worked as a casual academic at Deakin University where she undertook various teaching and research duties. At nature-connection charity Remember The Wild, she led an initiative aimed at fostering stewardship for Naarm (Port Phillip Bay) and its connected waterways. Through this experience and various volunteer positions, she has developed a broad set of skills including public speaking, science communication, project management, grantsmanship and teamwork.

Elodie is working with the Blue Carbon Lab as project manager and science communicator. She is based in Melbourne, where she also work part-time as a research fellow. Her main responsibilities are the implementation of a citizen science program to gain a better understanding of great spider aggregations within Naarm and the provision of assistance with traditional research methods (underwater surveys, biologging, etc).

Keywords

Science communication, community engagement, marine wildlife, marine ecology, citizen science

Career Highlights

  • Research fellow in spider crab ecology, Centre for Integrative Ecology, Deakin University, Australia (2021-ongoing)
  • Coastcare Victoria Community grant, from Coastcare Victoria, Australia (2021)
  • Port Phillip Bay Fund grant from DELWP, Victoria, Australia (2021)
  • Science Communicator and Project Manager, Deakin University, Australia (2021-ongoing)
  • Engagement Officer and project manager, Remember The Wild (2020-2021)
  • Outreach and Events Manager, Remember The Wild (2018-2020)
  • Casual academic (teaching and research) (2017-2021)
  • Deakin 3-Minute Competition finalist (2015)
  • Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment (2013, 2014, 2015)
  • PhD, Centre for Integrative Ecology, Deakin University, Australia (2013-2017)
  • MSc Marine Environment and Resources, University of Bilbao, Spain, University of Bordeaux, France, University of Southampton, England (2008-2010)

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  • Home
  • About
    • What we are about
    • Who we are
      • Professor Peter Macreadie
      • Dr Paul Carnell
      • Dr Stacey Trevathan-Tackett
      • Dr Maria del Mar Palacios
      • Dr Pawel Waryszak
      • Dr Melissa Wartman
      • Dr Micheli Duarte de Paula Costa
      • Dr Noyan Yilmaz
      • Dr Christina Birnbaum
      • Dr Martino Malerba
      • Dr Tiffany Sih
      • Dr Taryn Laubenstein
      • Dr Christina Asanopoulos
      • Dr Tanveer Adyel
      • Dr Valentina Hurtado-McCormick
      • Dr Elodie Camprasse
      • Dr Sabiha Marine
      • Melanie Bok
      • Interns and Volunteers
      • Alumni
  • Research
    • Wetland Carbon
      • Blue Carbon
        • Seychelles Blue Carbon
        • Queensland Blue
        • Victoria’s Blue Carbon
        • Blue Carbon Management
      • Teal Carbon
        • Farm Dams
        • Teal Wetlands for Carbon Offsetting
        • Victoria’s Teal Carbon
      • TeaComposition H2O
    • Ecosystem Services
    • Ecosystem Restoration
      • Wetland Restoration
      • Kelp & Seagrass restoration
      • Maximising Teal Carbon capture
    • Citizen science
      • HSBC citizen science
      • GeelongPort citizen science
    • Microplastics
    • Marine Biosecurity
    • Decommissioning Infrastructure
  • Services
    • Wetland Carbon Assessments
    • Environmental Assessments
    • Environmental Restoration
    • Citizen Science
    • System of Environmental Economic Accounting (SEEA)
    • Feasibility Assessments
    • Remote Sensing
    • Microbial Analysis
    • Marine Biosecurity
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