Bronte is the Program Lead for Threatened Species at South Coast NRM and a tutor at the University of Western Australia’s Albany Campus. At South Coast NRM, she leads various projects aimed at enhancing both natural and urban environments to support threatened species.
Her research background has primarily focused on exploring the role of urban landscapes in supporting wildlife, with a special interest in how wildlife-friendly gardening can promote biodiversity while benefiting human wellbeing.
In her role at South Coast NRM, Bronte enjoys bridging the gap between science and practical action, collaborating with partners to conserve some of the most imperilled species in the South Coast Region of Western Australia.
