Dr Andy Le Brocque

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 Teaching Responsibilities:

 Senior Lecturer in Ecology and Sustainability, Dept of Biological & Physical Sciences, Faculty of Sciences
 Program Advisor, Bachelor of Science (Environment & Sustainability)
 Program Advisor, Graduate Programs in Sustainability Science
 Member, USQ, Academic Board
 Member, Department of Biological & Physical Sciences, Applied Sciences Advisory Committee

 

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 Current Teaching

 

 Undergraduate Courses

Semester

Role

 REN1201 Environmental Studies (ONC & EXT)

 REN2200 Ecology for Sustainability (ONC & EXT)

 REN3301 Biodiversity and Conservation (ONC & EXT)

 REN3302 Sustainable Resource Use (ONC & EXT)

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 Postgraduate Courses

Semester

Role

 REN8101 Environment, Society & Sustainability (EXT)

 REN8202 Conservation for Sustainable Futures (EXT)

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Student Consultation Semester 1, 2012:

I am available for student consultation in the times indicated below during normal semester weeks.

I may be available at other times (with prior appointment only). Email me directly for an appointment (Andrew.LeBrocque@usq.edu.au)

 

Undergraduate Students:

Tuesdays 09:00 - 10:00; Fridays 09:00 - 10:00

Postgraduate Students:

Wednesdays 15:00 - 17:00

 

 

   

 

 

Honours & Postgraduate


 

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD):

 Year

 Student

 Thesis Title

2009  Megan Batterham Function & resilience of box woodlands and related floodplain systems in agricultural landscapes (withdrawn)
2008-10  Jarrod Kath Ephemeral wetlands and ecosystem function & resilience in agricultural landscapes: integrating biodiversity, social and economic considerations. Thesis submitted Nov 2011
2004-10  Kate Reardon-Smith Disturbance ecology in the riparian woodlands of the Upper Condamine Floodplain, southern Queensland. Thesis passed Nov 2011

2001-06

 Stuart Collard 

Biological services and the sustainable uses of remnant vegetation in the Brigalow Bioregion of Southern Queensland. Conferred 2007.

 

Master of Science (MSc.) (Research):

 Year

 Student 

 Thesis Title

2010-11  Lisa Fritz Function & resilience of box woodlands and related floodplain systems in agricultural landscapes
2008-09  Peter Wagner Changed ecological processes in Brigalow and related communities in southern Queensland. Thesis Passed Sept 2011.
2008-09  Heidi Case Vegetation and soil seedbank responses to Lantana camara control in escarpment areas of Toowoomba, southern Queensland (withdrawn)
2008-09  Leanne Harrison Impact of climate variability upon ichthyoplankton in Hervey Bay (withdrawn)
2007-08  Marien Stark
Targeting information to landholders with public benefit natural resource management Issues (withdrawn)
1998-02  Greg Ford Habitat preferences of arid zone microchiropteran bats

 

Graduate Diploma of Science (GDipSc.) (Research):

 Year

 Student 

 Thesis Title

     

 

Bachelor of Science (Honours): 

 Year  

 Student

 Thesis Title

2008

Megan Batterham Ecosystem function and resilience of riparian and floodplain woodlands in agricultural landscapes. Class 1

2007

 Alex Downie Investigation of the mycorrhizal associations of the vulnerable Sophora fraseri (Fabaceae)  (Dr John Dearnaley, primary supervisor)  Class 1

2005

 Kellie Goodhew Vegetation responses to tree density in the sheep grazing landscape of the Traprock region, southern Queensland.  Class 1

2001

 Nick Baker

Habitat use by microchiropteran bats in Bunya Mountains NP, south-east Queensland.  Class 1

2000

 Andrea Prior

Ecology of macroinvertebrate communities in eastern Darling Downs headwaters of the Murray-Darling.  Class 2A

1999

 Haley-Megan Aston

The effects of clearing on soil invertebrate community assemblages in southern Queensland. Class 1

1999

 Skye Page

The habitat preferences of ground-dwelling small mammals in the eastern Darling Downs. Class 1

1998

 Mark Breitfuss

An ecological investigation of the habitat requirements of semi-arid nocturnal insect communities. Class 1

1998

 Ginevre Marlow

The Ecology of the rare and threatened Stemmacantha australis in the Darling Downs: habitat preferences, floristic associations and effects of grazing. Class 1

 

 

 

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