Lab Head
- Dr Kylie Robert

Honorary Research fellows
- Dr Zak Atkins – Zak’s interests are in threatened species and alpine ecology. He is a Guthega skink expert and also director of his own consultancy company “Snowline Ecology”.

- Dr Steve Griffiths – Steve’s interests are all things microbats and the use of supplementary habitat for hollow dependent wildlife.

- Dr Danielle Eastick – Danielle is another bat crazy researcher with interests spanning successful adaptation to urban environments and species responses to anthropogenic disturbance.

- Dr Kelly Williams-Kelly – Kelly is passionate about greater stick-nest rats, species conservation and translocation success

Current PhD Candidates
- Angela (Ange) Russell (PhD candidate) – The marsupial gut microbiome – Improving release outcomes by optimising disruption of host-associated microbial diversity when in care. Supervised by Kylie Robert (La Trobe), Ashley Franks, Jen Wood & Steve Petrovski (La Trobe)

- Kushini Kularatne (PhD candidate) – Feisty females: Investigating the drivers of female dominance in three endemic Australian species. Supervised by Kylie Robert (La Trobe) & Richard Peters (La Trobe)
- Angela Simms (PhD candidate) – Turtle head-starting for conservation. Supervised by James Van Dyke (La Trobe), Kylie Robert (La Trobe) & Ricky Spencer (Western Sydney)

Current Masters Candidates
- Stacey Phillips (Masters candidate) -Surviving urbanisation: determining the genetics of remnant populations of White’s skink, Liopholis whitii. Supervised by Kylie Robert (La Trobe) & Katherine Harrison (La Trobe)

Current Honours Students
- Harley Fullager (Honours candidate) -Estimating population density and effective population size of Brushtail possums in Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary. Supervised by Kylie Robert (La Trobe) & Susan Hoebee (La Trobe)
Lab Manager
- Dash (Chief morale booster) Completed training under the guidance of Molly (the best dog in the world)





