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WEBSITE INDEX latest results features of the Tyto the genus Tyto owl website links
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The Tasmanian Masked Owl is about to become the subject of a research project investigating the habits and ecological requirements of this mysterious species. On the pages of this site you can find out about the owl and see what is planned for the next few years. It will be regularly updated as more information and photographs become available. |
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Tasmanian Masked Owl Fundraiser-Australian Geographic Society The Australian Geographic Society has kindly offered to host a 3 month fundraising program within their stores to help raise money to support my research into this threatened species. My project, which is being carried out through the School of Zoology, University of Tasmania, is partly funded by DPIW and the CRC for Forestry but needs more support if it is to be successful in solving some of the riddles that surround this most mysterious bird. More information on the project is at Tasmanian Masked Owl Project. More information on the Australian Geographic Society, School of Zoology, UTAS, and CRC for Forestry- click on the links. At any AG Store you will be able to buy an owl sticker or make a donation, alternatively send a cheque or money order to the address on the AG fundraising webpage. .......... |
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Ecology and habitat use of the Tasmanian masked owl Tyto novaehollandiae castanops. PhD Candidate: Michael Todd (School of Zoology, University of Tasmania). Supervisors: Assoc. Prof. Mark Hindell (School of Zoology, University of Tasmania), Assoc. Prof. Alastair Richardson (School of Zoology, University of Tasmania), Dr Sarah Munks (Forest Practices Authority, Tas.), Dr Phil Bell (Nature Conservation Branch, DPIW, Tas.), Dr Rod Kavanagh (Forests Sciences Centre, DPI NSW), Prof. David Bowman (School of Plant Science, University of Tasmania) and Assoc. Prof. Iain Taylor (Charles Sturt University). Initial funding a ssistance has been provided by the CRC for Forestry (Co-operative Research Centre for Forestry), Forest Practices Authority and the Nature Conservation Branch of DPIW (Tas.) |
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Wildlifing- Michael Todd- Australia All images, sounds, text and designs in this website are copyright 2005-2008 Michael Todd & Wildlifing and may not be used without the permission of Michael Todd- for commercial use please visit the Wildlifing homepage. # wildlifing homepage # chestnut-faced owl homepage # email # |
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