Carla ARCHIBALD

Qualifications

• BSc (Hons 1)

Publications

Archibald, C.L., Butt, N,. 2018. Using Google search data to inform global climate change adaptation policy. Climatic Change 150 (3-4), 447-456

Clements, H., Selinske, M., Archibald, C., Cooke, B., Fitzsimons, J., Groce, J., Torabi, N. & Hardy, M. (2018). Fairness and Transparency Are Required for the Inclusion of Privately Protected Areas in Publicly Accessible Conservation Databases. Land, 7, 96.

Gallo-Cajiao, E., Archibald, C., Friedman, R., Steven, R., Fuller, R. A., Game, E. T., Morrison, T. H. and Ritchie, E. G.(2018) Crowdfunding biodiversity conservation. Conservation Biology, doi:10.1111/cobi.13144

Law,  E.A., Bennett, N.J., Ives, C.D., Friedman, R., Davis, K.J., Archibald, C, Wilson, K.A., 2017. Equity trade-offs in conservation decision making, Conservation Biology

Archibald, C., McKinney, M., Mustin, K., Shanahan, D., Possingham, HP., 2017. Assessing the impact of revegetation and weed control on urban sensitive bird species, Ecology & Evolution

Mills, M., Mutafoglu, K., Adams, VM., Archibald, C., Bell, J., Leon, JX., 2016. Perceived and projected flood risk and adaptation in coastal Southeast Queensland, Australia. Climatic Change.

Barnes, M., Woodley, S., Craigie, I., Geldmann, J., Archibald, C., Harrison, L., Whitmee, S. 2015. Trends in Species Populations in GEF Supported Protected Areas. Technical Report for the Global Environmental Facility.

More information

Personal Twitter: @CarlaWildlife
Personal Website: https://www.carlawildlife.com/ 
ResearchGate Profile: www.researchgate.net/profile/Carla_Archibald

Experience

www.linkedin.com/in/carlaarchibald

Carla Archibald is a PhD student in the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science within the School of Earth and Environmental Science at The University of Queensland. Carla is interested in the outcome and impact that private land conservation can make towards biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services provisioning. Her research brings together information about why landholders choose to adopt private land conservation, and programmatic information about the policies available, to spatially assess the drivers of conservation covenant ownership as well as the impacts that covenants make towards conservation goals. Prior to starting her PhD, Carla graduated a Bachelor of Applied Science from The University of Queensland in 2012 and received first-class honours for her research project on urban restoration and bird diversity in South-east Queensland. She has since gained experience in environmental consultancy for urban and infrastructure development and conservation research projects, for Universities and non-government organisations (IUCN) on projects concerning climate change, invasive species, avian ecology and protected areas

Interests

In her spare time she enjoys listening to podcasts, rock climbing and spending time with her dog Suzie.