Dr Liz Slooten
Dr Liz Slooten is New Zealand's leading authority on the use of population
modelling to estimate sustainable levels of marine mammal bycatch
in fishing operations. Her teaching and research interests include
a wide range of scientific approaches to ensuring that intentional
and unintentional impacts on animal populations are sustainable. These
include visual and acoustic census techniques, study of survival and
movements of identifiable individuals, study of pollutant levels in
marine mammals and other animals, effects of tourism on marine mammal
behaviour, reproductive biology, population modelling, risk assessment
and decision analysis. Dr Slooten represents New Zealand at the Scientific
Committee of the International Whaling Commission.
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