Ecology and Conservation Presentations by Dr Sarah Comer and Dr Sarah Barrett

Join us for a special afternoon of ecology and conservation presentations as part of the Porongurup National Park Centenary celebrations.

Hear from DBCA Parks and Wildlife Service representatives Dr Sarah Comer and Dr Sarah Barrett as they share their knowledge and insights into the ecology and conservation of the Porongurup Range.

Afternoon tea will follow the presentations.

Registration: Free. Register your interest in attending to help us gauge expected numbers.

For full details of the centenary celebrations, visit:
porongurup.org.au/centenary

About the Speakers

Dr Sarah Comer

Regional ecologist, with a focus on threatened fauna recovery and fire management. Sarah has led threatened species recovery programs for the noisy scrub-bird, western ground parrot, western ringtail possum and Australasian bittern. Her work also focuses on feral cat control and research into feral cat ecology in south coastal ecosystems.

Dr Sarah Barrett

Specialising in threatened flora and ecological community conservation, Phytophthora dieback management, fire ecology and vegetation surveys. Sarah first came to the south coast and started working in Porongurup National Park in 1994 as part of a Biological Survey of the Mountains of the South Coast of WA.