Tracy Rout

Project Leader
Senior Research Fellow - University of Queensland
Tracy Rout is a Senior Research Fellow in the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science and the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Queensland. She applies methods from decision science to analyse and solve conservation problems.

Tracy has worked on models that provide decision support for adaptive management, eradication of invasive species, translocation, and captive breeding.
Projects
Translocation, reintroduction and conservation fencing for threatened fauna
Translocation, reintroduction and conservation fencing for threatened fauna Project 4.1
Optimising the timing for assisting the colonisation of threatened montane frogs
Optimising the timing for assisting the colonisation of threatened montane frogs Project 4.1.4.2
A decision tool for evaluating whether ex situ management is appropriate for a threatened species
A decision tool for evaluating whether ex situ management is appropriate for a threatened species Project 4.1.5
Publications
When do we move montane frogs to prevent climate change induced extinction?
TSR Hub
PACES: a decision tool to support the comparison and evaluation of in-situ and ex-situ conservation options for threatened species
TSR Hub
A decision tool for evaluating whether ex-situ management is appropriate for a threatened species Report
PACES Tool - probability of persistence measure: Excel Workbook
TSR Hub
A decision tool for evaluating whether ex-situ management is appropriate for a threatened species
TSR Hub
Optimising the timing for assisting the colonisation of threatened montane frogs
TSR Hub