TEER Program Manager

With a PhD from the University of Tasmania and over a decade of practical experience in program management and stakeholder engagement, Michael works with stakeholders in government, councils, industry, and the community to address complex environmental challenges.

Michael is committed to using data to advance understanding of our wetlands, waterways and rivers, and coastal and marine areas, and to help stakeholders and partners make timely and informed decision and mitigation strategies on improving water quality. Outside of work, Michael loves to explore the Tasmanian wilderness and natural wonders.

TEER Scientific and Technical Coordinator

Sam coordinates field work and data management for the Tamar Estuary and Esk Rivers (TEER) Program and our partners, including the on-going monitoring programs. Sam also provides input and training to our Northern Tasmanian Stormwater Working Group partners.

Sam’s background is in plant and ecological research in southern Africa, with a specific interest in ecological change, indicator species and long-term monitoring. A notable past project included coordination of an on-water river sampling expedition covering over 2,000 km across multiple countries.