WCC Ep.54. Brisbane Python Project with Chantelle Derez (Ft. Scott Eipper)

Wildlife, Cake & Cocktails Podcast

We’re out in the field with Chantelle “Chilli” Derez, PhD student studying urban snake ecology at the UQ Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science, for the first #BrisbanePythonProjectBlitz! Chantelle is treasurer of the UQ Herpetological Society, a wildlife carer with Reptile Rehab QLD, and member of the SaveTheSnakes Advisory Committee. Her research is currently focussed on radio-tracking Carpet Pythons to understanding movement behaviour in natural and urban habitats. After discussing urban snake ecology, including issues with urban snake translocations and more, we join a group of keen herpetologists at a local wildlife reserve for the first #BrisbanePythonProject blitz, searching for more snakey-subjects for Chilli’s ongoing radio-tracking project.

Check out The Brisbane Python Project on Facebook @BrisbanePythonProject

Chantelle on Twitter & Facebook @ChantelleDerez

SaveTheSnakes @SaveTheSnakes and savethesnakes.org

UQ Herp Society on Twitter & Facebook @UQherp

Reptile Rehab QLD on Twitter & Facebook@ReptileRehabQld, or reptilerehabilitationqld.org/

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