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Dr Anna Frances Probert

Lecturer in Entomology and Pest Management - School of Environmental and Rural Science

Biography

Anna is a lecturer in the Zoology discipline at UNE, teaching entomology across various units in Zoology and Agronomy. Her research is often centred around the impacts of non-native species to biodiversity and human well-being and livelihood, from both a conceptual and applied perspective. Much of her work is on Hymenoptera, although she works on a range of other taxonomic groups to address different ecological questions.

Qualifications

BSc(hons), PhD University of Auckland Waipapa Taumata Rau

Teaching Areas

ZOOL320- Entomology (Unit Coordinator)

AGRO311- Plant Protection (Lecturer)

COTT301/501- Cotton Crop Protection (Lecturer)

GRNS301/501 Grain Crop Protection (Lecturer)

Primary Research Area/s

Invasion science; Ant ecology; Global change biology

Publications

You can find a link to Anna’s publications here

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