Michael Smith

Project Leader
Australian Wildlife Conservancy

Michael Smith is the south west Regional Ecologist for the Australian Wildlife Conservancy. His role includes the management of wildlife and a team of ecologists at four sanctuaries in south-western Australia.

In addition to a range of monitoring and survey programs Michael oversees the reintroduction of a number of native mammal species to the sanctuaries.

Read more about Michael on the AWC website.

Publications

Re-establishing critical weight range mammals in the northern wheatbelt of WA: Reintroductions to a safe haven free of introduced predators
TSR Hub

Conserving the endangered woylie (Bettongia penicillata ogilbyi): Establishing a semi‐arid population within a fenced safe haven
Ecological Management & Restoration

External Publication Link
Diversity

Science for Saving Species Magazine Issue 14 Summer 2020
TSR Hub

The impact of a fox‐ and cat‐free safe haven on the bird fauna of remnant vegetation in southwestern Australia
Restoration Ecology

A structured analysis of risk to important wildlife elements in three Australian Wildlife Conservancy sanctuaries
Ecological Management & Restoration

Genetic management and population modelling of translocated fauna
TSR Hub

Western sanctuary - Learning from translocations
TSR Hub

Science for Saving Species Magazine Issue 5 Spring 2017
Threatened Species Recovery Hub

Learning from mammal translocations
TSR Hub