Mareshell Wauchope

Mareshell Wauchope

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Mareshell Wauchope is a dedicated conservation ecologist and PhD candidate at the University of Sydney, actively involved in innovative rewilding efforts aimed at repelling invasive rat species from urban bushland. In her recent fieldwork, she has successfully captured and assessed native bush rats, known as boguls, which are being reintroduced as part of a groundbreaking strategy to restore ecological balance in Sydney's nature reserves. Wauchope's research challenges long-held beliefs about native species' vulnerabilities and highlights their potential as effective allies in combating invasive threats.

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Australia Australia: Mareshell Wauchope is a conservation ecologist involved in a rewilding effort to repel invasive species in Sydney. 9

The Sydney Morning Herald: How native animals have been recruited to chase out invasive species