Kellie Pendoley

Parks and Wildlife Service at the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions delivers on-ground operations across the following Divisions: Parks and Visitor Services Division works with the community and volunteers to facilitate public involvement, visitation and appreciation of the natural and cultural environment on lands and waters managed by the department. Forest and Ecosystem Management Division is responsible for forest management and statewide management of pests, weeds and plant diseases. Rivers and Estuaries Division is responsible for providing advice on the management of the Swan Canning Riverpark, delivering environmental planning, management and monitoring programs and assessing and providing advice on development proposals affecting the park. The Regional and Fire Management Services Division implements the department’s responsibilities in national parks, nature reserves, marine parks, State forests and other lands and waters throughout the State. The division works with neighbours, volunteers (including volunteer bushfire brigades), partners, individuals, organisations and communities.

The role and purpose of zoos have changed enormously in recent decades. As a modern zoo, Perth Zoo aims to provide visitors with the opportunity to encounter the natural world and to become involved in conservation action. Our vision, which inspires and directs our work, is for a world where diversity of species and habitats is secure. Our purpose as an organisation is to actively contribute to conservation. This is done through our research activities, support for wildlife projects, our animal breeding programs particularly breeding animals for release into the wild, wildlife rehabilitation, and partnerships with other groups and organisations. Perth Zoo also actively contributes to conservation through the work of its staff in field conservation, wildlife veterinary training, education programs and interpretation. We actively work to connect our visitors with ways that they can contribute to conservation. We do this by using the Zoo as a resource and a learning environment about conservation and environmental sustainability and by providing opportunities for visitor involvement. Our aims include connecting people with nature, inspiring in people a passion for conservation, and providing links and practical means for people to be active in conservation programs here at the Zoo and beyond our borders.

Parks and Wildlife Service at the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions delivers on-ground operations across the following Divisions: Parks and Visitor Services Division works with the community and volunteers to facilitate public involvement, visitation and appreciation of the natural and cultural environment on lands and waters managed by the department. Forest and Ecosystem Management Division is responsible for forest management and statewide management of pests, weeds and plant diseases. Rivers and Estuaries Division is responsible for providing advice on the management of the Swan Canning Riverpark, delivering environmental planning, management and monitoring programs and assessing and providing advice on development proposals affecting the park. The Regional and Fire Management Services Division implements the department’s responsibilities in national parks, nature reserves, marine parks, State forests and other lands and waters throughout the State. The division works with neighbours, volunteers (including volunteer bushfire brigades), partners, individuals, organisations and communities.

A leading Marine Conservation Environmental Consultancy specialising in marine turtle monitoring, seabird monitoring, and artificial light assessment. Pendoley Environmental is a Western Australian based consultancy. Our specialty services include: • Marine turtle monitoring and research • Artificial light desktop assessment, modelling, measurement and auditing • Coastal and inwater aerial survey • R&D in technology, techniques and tools for environmental science-based assessment Established in 1997, Pendoley Environmental provides expert technical and environmental advice to local, national, and international clients. We employ a multi-disciplinary team of subject matter experts, experienced in project management and client support in each service area. Our client base is largely comprised of major, multi-national resource companies, primarily involved in coastal or offshore developments, with project sites across Australia and further afield. In line with the Company vision, we have an established and valuable collaborative network, comprising institutions and technical specialists at the forefront of global marine biology conservation research, management and conversation. Actively involved in the research and development of novel techniques in light pollution measurement, monitoring and modelling, we provide current and relevant solutions, tailored to benefit our clients. Accredited management systems for Health and Safety, Environment, and Quality are maintained. Clients include: Angola LNG, Arrow Energy, BHP Billiton Iron Ore, BHP Billiton Petroleum, Carnarvon, Chevron BWI/TVI asset, Chevron Gorgon, Chevron Wheatstone, Citic Pacific, Commonwealth Govt., DPaW, Fortescue Metals Group, Gladstone Port Corporation, Fortescue Metals Group, INPEX, Maunsells, Quadrant Energy, Rio Tinto, SKM, Tap Oil, URS, Water Corporation, Woodside.