Marjorie studied a Bachelor of Languages and Linguistics before discovering her passion for ecology.
While completing her Master of Environment, Marj led a variety of restoration projects for Local and State governments including invasive plant surveys, plantings and weed management in local and remote areas. This has led to her direct contribution of research into the detectability and field survey techniques for threatened species, specifically through the targeted species fauna survey guidelines for the Greater Glider and Proserpine Rock Wallaby in Queensland.
At E2M, Marjorie is applying her analytical skills in Commonwealth and State legislation and furthering her botanical identification skills to undertake ecological assessments across a range of industries.
