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Publications

Florent, S.N.; Bennett, E.M. (2024) Wind turbines kill bats, but they don't have to. Austral Ecology,
49, e13495. Download PDF here  Visit Webiste here

Hampton, J. O., Lohr, M. T., Specht, A. J., Nzabanita, D., Hufschmid, J., Berger, L., McGinnis, K., Melville, J., Bennett, E. and Pay, J. M (2023) Lead exposure of mainland Australia's top avian predator.  ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION, vol.332 pp. 9-. Access full article here


Bennett, E.M., Florent, S.N., Venosta, M., Gibson, M., Jackson, A. and Stark, E. (2022), Curtailment as
a successful method for reducing bat mortality at a southern Australian wind farm. Austral Ecology,
47: 1329-1339. Access full article here

Bennett, E., Jamieson, L.T., Florent, S.N., Gill, N., Hauser, C. and Cristescu, R. (2022), Detection dogs
provide a powerful method for conservation surveys. Austral Ecology, 47: 894-901. Download PDF here
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Needs, S., E. Bennett, B. Mao, and C. E. Hauser. (2021), Do detection dogs respond differently to
dried, frozen and live plant targets? Applied animal behaviour science 236:105276.


Bennett, E. M., C. E. Hauser, and J. L. Moore. (2020). Evaluating conservation dogs in the search for
rare species. Conservation Biology 34:314-325.


Thompson, S. A., G. G. Thompson, P. C. Withers, and E. M. Bennett. (2020), Conservation detection
dog is better than human searcher in finding bilby (Macrotis lagotis) scats. Australian zoologist
41:86-93.


Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts. (2015), Wind and wildlife: proceedings from the
Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts, October 2012, Melbourne, Australia / Cindy Hull,
Emma Bennett, Elizabeth Stark, Ian Smales, Jenny Lau, Mark Venosta, editors. Springer, Dordrecht,
[The Netherlands].

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