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Area Manager

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A shared passion for protecting Victoria’s biodiversity has brought us together, but our success owes a lot to the commitment of our people, the ongoing support of our partners, and the generosity of private landholders.
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Robyn Edwards

Area Manager, Gippsland

Robyn oversees our conservation initiatives in the East and West Gippsland regions of Victoria.

robyne@tfn.org.au
(03) 5153 0457
0418 561 646

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A shared passion for protecting Victoria’s biodiversity has brought us together, but our success owes a lot to the commitment of our people, the ongoing support of our partners, and the generosity of private landholders.
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Karen Tymms

Stewardship Coordinator for Victoria

Karen is Trust for Nature’s Stewardship Coordinator for the state.

karent@tfn.org.au
0417 327 514

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A shared passion for protecting Victoria’s biodiversity has brought us together, but our success owes a lot to the commitment of our people, the ongoing support of our partners, and the generosity of private landholders.
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John Hick

Regional Manager, West Gippsland

John oversees our conservation initiatives in the West Gippsland region of Victoria.

johnh@tfn.org.au
0437 589 317

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A shared passion for protecting Victoria’s biodiversity has brought us together, but our success owes a lot to the commitment of our people, the ongoing support of our partners, and the generosity of private landholders.
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Dr Debbie Reynolds

Pimelea Conservation Officer

Debbie oversees the operations of our Pimelea Conservation Trust Fund, and represents Trust for Nature on the collaborative Pimelea spinescens Recovery Team.

debbier@tfn.org.au

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A shared passion for protecting Victoria’s biodiversity has brought us together, but our success owes a lot to the commitment of our people, the ongoing support of our partners, and the generosity of private landholders.
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Dr Doug Robinson

Conservation Science Advisor, BSc (Hons), PhD (Zoology)

Doug is a conservation biologist who has been involved with the delivery of environmental protection projects across Victoria for more than 25 years, working for a range of organisations in a professional and voluntary capacity. He has been closely involved with campaigns to establish additional protected areas in the box-ironbark and red gum woodland regions of Victoria, and along the Broken, Boosey and Nine Mile Creeks; been actively involved in the protection of the Grey-crowned Babbler and woodland birds; and worked with landholders and community groups to achieve enduring conservation outcomes on private and public land. More recently he led the team that developed Trust for Nature’s first Statewide Conservation Plan for private land in Victoria. He continues to provide scientific input into internal and external conservation strategy, while engaging with a wide spectrum of stakeholders.

In 2007, he was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to study environmental stewardship programs in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Asked what drives him, Doug replies: “The opportunity to marry science with strategy and advocacy and local action and to come up with big ideas for local action to improve conservation outcomes for Victoria.”

In his spare time, Doug likes to control pest animals and watch birds on his covenanted property near Violet Town.

dougr@tfn.org.au
0408 512 441

5/379 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000

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