Megan Barnes is a decision scientist at the Department of Biodiversity Conservation and attractions. At UWA she works as an adjunct in the Centre for Environment and Economics. She conducts interdisciplinary decision science research to support applied environmental conservation decision making, primarily using structured decision making. Megan has worked in Marine and Terrestrial Ecosystems in Australia and internationally, previously based at the Oleson Lab at the University of Hawaii, and the Centre of Excellence for Environmental Decisions at UQ.  

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