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Ms Heather Adamson
PO Box 80, MERREDIN, WA 6415 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: (61)90 411347 Fax:
Interests: Pollination project with Vi Saffer at Kings Park, Perth looking at pollinators in the wheat belt.  Photography.  ID.

Australian Daisy Study Group c/-Beverley Courtney
9 Nirvana Close, Langwarrin VIC 3910,  AUSTRALIA
Email: bev@peninsula.starway.net.au Webpage:  Tel: 03 9789 2326 Fax:
Interests: We are a study group allied with the Australian Plants Society.  Our interests involve the propagation and cultivation of Australian Asteraceae species

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Tad Bartareau
PO Box 317, HERBERTON Q 4872 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: 07 4096 2154 Fax: 07 4096 2296
Interests: Pollination ecology of orchids in far north Queensland. pollination limitation and fruit-to- flower ratios. Pollination of native plants by bees in the genera Apis, Trigona, Homalictus and Hylaeus; the effectiveness of European honeybees and native bees as pollinators of Australian plants in the Wet Tropics World Heritage area.

Beekeeper's Section
WA Farmers Federation, PO Box 6291, EAST PERTH WA 6892 AUSTRALIA
Email: dougparker@waff.org.au Webpage: www.waff.org.au Tel: 08 9325 2933 Fax: 08 9325 4197
Interests:

Assoc. Prof David T. Bell
33 Saunders Street, , COMO WA 6152 AUSTRALIA
Email: dtrcbell@iinet.net.au Webpage:  Tel: 61 8  450 3569 Fax:
Interests: Honeybees utilisation of native vegetation; generalist pollinators; natural area management.

Dr Andrew Bennett
School of Biol. Sciences, Univ. of Bristol, Woodland Rd, BRISTOL  B58 1UG UNITED KINGDOM
Email: ANDY.BENNETT@BRIS.AC.UK Webpage:  Tel: 44 117 928 9177 Fax: 44 117 925 7374
Interests:

Andrea Brandon
25 Commercial St, Takaka,  NEW ZEALAND
Email: A.M.Brandon@massey.ac.nz Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests: I am interested in the reproductive biology of rare plants, in particular how pollination ecology influences population dynamics and rarity patterns seen in the field.  I am also interested in the evolution of pollination syndromes within taxa and resultant systematic relationships.  I am currently working on a PhD in the systematics and ecology of Nelson Myosotis.

Ms Claire Brown
Australian Flora & Fauna Research Centre, Univ. of Wollongong, WOLLONGONG, NSW 2522 AUSTRALIA
Email: claireb@uow.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: (61)242213013 Fax: (61)2 4221 4135
Interests: interaction between science and law in relation to threatened plant species and their ecology and management. Specific interests include pollination systems of threatened species (Tetratheca glandulosa – buzz pollinated and Darwinia biflora), plant responses to fire (Callistemon species, Hakea sericea and Petrophile sessilis), seed bank dynamics and Environmental policy, management and legislation.

Mr Roger Buttermore
Tasmanian Museum, GPO Box 1164, HOBART Tasmania 7001 AUSTRALIA
Email: mus_rogerb@ecc.tased.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 03 6235 0722 Fax: 03 6234 7139
Interests: Distribution, biology and culture of bumblebees (Bombus terrestris) in Tasmania.

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Dr. James H Cane
USDA_ARS Bee Biology and Systematics Lab., Utah State University, LOGAN UT 84322-5310 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Email: jcane@biology.usu.edu Webpage: www.loganbeelab.usu.edu Tel: 435-797-2524 Fax: 435-797-0461
Interests: Comparative pollination efficiencies of bees, pollen foraging dynamics, management of native bees for agricultural pollination, habitat fragmentation and bees

Ms Josephine Cardale
CSIRO Division of Entomology, PO Box 1700, CANBERRA ACT 2601 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests: I  work in the Australian National Insect Collection, Hymenoptera section, and handle all bee identifications.  I published a catalogue of Australian bees in the Zoological Catalogue of Australian species and will be involved in cataloguing other Hymenopteran in the next few years

geoff W. Carr
Ecology Australia Pty. Ltd., 69 Spensley St, Clifton Hill, Victoria 3068 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: 03 9481 7679 or 4191 Fax: 03 9481 7679
Interests: Pollination ecology and evolutionary biology; orchid pollination; taxonomy of Dianella (Phormiaceae) and other Liliaceae

Dr Susan Carthew
Dept Applied & Molecular Ecology, University of Adelaide, ROSEWORTHY SA 5371 AUSTRALIA
Email: susan.carthew@adelaide.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 8303 7828 Fax: 08 8303 7956
Interests: Reproductive biology of the Proteaceae; population genetics; pollen-style interactions; pollinator behaviour; pollination by non-flying mammals.

 Tom M. Celebrezze
Australian Flora and Fauna Research Centre,, Depart. Biological Sciences, University of Wollongong, WOOLONGONG, NSW, 2522 AUSTRALIA
Email: tmc11@uow.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02  9558  0168 Fax:
Interests: Impact of European honeybees on pollination ecology of Australian plants and their native visitors; potential inbreeding examined using population genetics; native bee and bird pollination.

Dr Hazel Chapman
Pams Department, University of Canterbury, Private Bag 4800, Christchurch NEW ZEALAND
Email:  Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests:

Miss Jo Chivell
Dept. Environmental Science & Management, Roseworthy Campus University of Adelaide, ROSEWORTHY S.A.  5371 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: 08 8303 7711 Fax: 08 8303 7956
Interests: Pollination biology of Australian native plants; plant-animal interactions; the effects of isolation on the pollination biology of small populations of Grevillea species in S.A.

Dr John Conran
Dept of Botany, University of Adelaide, ADELAIDE SA 5005 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests:
 

Dr Saul A. Cunningham
CSIRO Entomology, GPO Box 1700, Canberra, ACT 2601 AUSTRALIA
Email: saul.cunningham@ento.csiro.au Webpage: http://online.anu.edu.au/BoZo/Saul/ Tel: 02 6246 4356 Fax:
Interests: Effect of habitat fragmentation on reproduction by plants; influence of animals on variation in seed production by plants

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Yvonne Davila
22 Bungalow Road, Plumpton, NSW 2761 AUSTRALIA
Email: ycdavila@yahoo.com Webpage:  Tel: (61) 2 93517683 Fax:
Interests: Plant reproductive ecology.  In 1999 I completed my BSc(Hons) and a thesis titled "Reproductive ecology of Trachymene incisa (Apiaceae)".  At present I am a research assistant in the plant ecology lab at the University of Sydney. Conducting further work on T. incisa

Dr Barry Donovan
Canterbury Agriculture & Science Centre, Private Bag 4704, CHRISTCHURCH NEW ZEALAND
Email: DonovanB@crop.cri.nz Webpage:  Tel: 64 3 325 6400 Fax: 64 3 325 2074
Interests: Taxonomy and biology of New Zealand native bees. Introduction and management of new bee species (Megachile rotunda, Nomia melanderi, Osmia spp.) for pollination of crops; management of bumblebees; biological control of wasps Vespula. Dance language of honey bees, biocontrol of Varroa mite with pseudoscorpions.

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Ms Katharine Evans
School of Botany, The University of Melbourne, PARKVILLE Victoria 3010 AUSTRALIA
Email: k.evans2@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 03 8344 4870 Fax: 03 9347 1071
Interests: Pollination systems within the Proteaceae, pollinator foraging behaviour, population genetics of Banksia species.

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Prof Knut Faegri
Botanical Institute University of Bergen, Allegaten 41, N-5007 Bergen NORWAY
Email: knut_fagri@bot.uib.no Webpage:  Tel: 47 5558 3342 Fax: 47 5558 9667
Interests: Currently rewriting a textbook and trying to rescue the institute library from chaos!

Mrs Judy Fisher
16 Marappana Rd., CITY BEACH, WA 6015 AUSTRALIA
Email: judyf@cyllene.uwa.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 9385 9920 Fax: 08 9385 9973
Interests: soil seed banks, invertebrates, butterflies.

Dr Hugh Ford
Dept of Zoology, University of New England, ARMIDALE NSW  2351 AUSTRALIA
Email: hford@metz.une.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 6773 2376 Fax:
Interests: Ecology of birds, especially honeyeaters, at present includes Red Wattlebird, Noisy Friarbird and Regent Honeyeater behaviour in relation to food supply.

Dr Kristine French
Dept of Biological Sciences, University of Wollongong, WOLLONGONG NSW 2522 AUSTRALIA
Email: k.french.@uow.edu.au Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests: Fruit/bird interactions, seed dispersal of woody weeds; Pre and post dispersal seed predation in Australian shrubs Seed dispersal by birds and other invertebrates of native plants

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Dr Ross Goldingay
Resource Science & Management, Southern Cross University, LISMORE NSW 2480 AUSTRALIA
Email: rgolding@scu.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 6620 3776 Fax:
Interests: Breeding systems of Proteaceae; pollen and resource limitation and pollination by non flying mammals.

Dr Caroline Gross
Dept of Ecosystem Management, University of New England, ARMIDALE NSW 2351 AUSTRALIA
Email: cgross@metz.une.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 6773 3759 Fax: 02 6773 2769
Interests: Management of rare and endangered flora; efficacy of honeybees as pollinators of native and exotic plant species; seed bank ecology Reproductive biology of pioneer species; systematics of Macadamia, Sesbania, Adriana.

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Dr Timothy Heard
CSIRO Entomology, Long Pocket Lab.PMB 3, INDOOROOPILLY QLD 4068 AUSTRALIA
Email: tim@brs.ento.csiro.au Webpage:  Tel: 07 3214 2843 Fax: 07 3214 2885
Interests: Biology of stingless bees; especially nesting biology; foraging biology, pollination by stingless bees, culture of stingless bees and crop pollination.

Ms Katarzyna Hempel
Division of Botany and Zoology, The Australian National University, CANBERRA ACT 0200 AUSTRALIA
Email: k.hempel@student.anu.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: (02) 6249 2877 Fax: (02) 6249 5573
Interests: Evolution of mixed mating systems especially involving cleistogamy. Role of genetic factors (inbreeding depression) in maintenance of mixed mating systems. Reproductive system of Glycine clandestina. Molecular techniques and population genetic methods (mating system analysis).

Mr Andrew B. Hingston
Geography and Environmental Studies, University of Tasmania, GPO Box 252-78, Hobart, Tas. 7001 AUSTRALIA
Email: hingston@utas.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 03 6226 7455 Fax:
Interests: Pollination of Australian plants, especially eucalypts; ecological impacts of feral bumblebees; ecology of Australian native bees and birds.

Dr Stephen Hopper
Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority, Fraser Avenue, WEST PERTH  WA  6005 AUSTRALIA
Email: stevenh@kpbg.wa.gov.au Webpage: www.bgpa.wa.gov.au Tel: 08 9480 3605 Fax: 08 9322 2686
Interests: Ecology of granite outcrop plants; eucalypt systematics and biology; orchid systematics;conservation biology, endangered plants and pollination ecology

Mr Peter Horsfall
Nursery Manager: Alice Springs Desert Park, 30 Plumbago Crescent, ALICE SPRINGS N.T. 0870 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: 08 8952 1164 Fax: 08 8951 8777
Interests: Taxonomic review of Australian Phormiaceae, including ecology horticulture, pollinating vectors and conservation satus. Also an interest in Liliaflorae, Iridaceae, Amaryllidaceae (and other petaloid monocots)

Dr Susan House
Department of Primary Industries, Forest Research Institute, Fraser Rd. GYMPIE QLD 4570 AUSTRALIA
Email: houses@qfri.fh.dpi.qld.gov.au Webpage:  Tel: 07 5482 0878 Fax: 07 5482 8755
Interests: Pollination and reproductive ecology of forest trees (rainforest and eucalypts)

Dr Terry Houston
Department of Terrestrial Invertebrates, Western Australian Museum Francis St., PERTH W.A. 6000 AUSTRALIA
Email: terry.houston@museum.wa.gov.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 9427 2742 (direct); 08 9427 2700 (switch) Fax: 08 9427 2882
Interests: Systematics and biology of Australian bees and Masarine wasps; Hylaeine bees; special floral associations

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Mr Tony Irvine
PO Box 388, Atherton QLD 4883,  AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: 07 4091 2096 Fax:
Interests: Rainforest ecology, taxonomy, pollination biology, animal/fruit interactions, dispersal, phenology, rehabilitation, and ethnobotany

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Assoc. Prof Betsy R Jackes
, 19 Adelong Drive, Cranbrook Q 4814 AUSTRALIA
Email: betsy.jackes@jcu.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 07 4773 2403 Fax: 07 4725 1570
Interests:

Ms Elizabeth A. James
Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Birdwood Ave, SOUTH YARRA Vic. 3141 AUSTRALIA
Email: ejames@rbgmelb.org.au Webpage:  Tel: 03 9252  2300 Fax: 03 9252  2350
Interests: Research interests:  reproductive biology, hybridisation, propagation and conservation of Australian plants, particularly rare Victorian species.  Current research includes assessment of genetic diversity and reproductive biology of some native Agrostis species, Borya mirabilis, Acacia species, Grevillea infecunda and Diuris fragantissima.  Such species have fragmented distributions and in need of appropriate management stragegies based on knowledge of their biology.

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Dr David Kelly
Plant & Micro Sciences,  University of Canterbury, Private Bag, CHRISTCHURCH 1 NEW ZEALAND
Email: d.kelly@botn.canterbury.ac.nz Webpage:  Tel: 03 364 2782 Fax: 03 364 2083
Interests: Bird pollination in mistletoes (Peraxilla), wind pollination in tussock grasses (Chionochloa) and its relation to mast seeding.

Dr Josephine Kenrick
School of Botany, University of Melbourne, PARKVILLE  VIC 3052 AUSTRALIA
Email: j.kenrick@botany.unimelb.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 03 9817 3299 Fax: 03 9347 5460
Interests: Pollination; self-incompatibility, Acacia hybridisation; Population genetics of Australian and other plants; plant allergens.

Dr Penelope Kukuk
Division of Biological Sciences, University of Montana, MISSOULA MT  49812 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Email: bi_pk@selway.umt.edu Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests:

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Prof Byron Lamont
School of Environmental Biology, Curtin University GPO Box U1987, PERTH WA  6001 AUSTRALIA
Email: RLamontB@cc.curtin.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 9351 7368 Fax: 08 9351 2495
Interests: Reproductive biology; demography and ecophysiology of the Proteaceae in southwestern Australia.

Carlos Lehnebach
Ecology, INR, Massey University, Private Bag 11222, Palmerston North NEW ZEALAND
Email:  Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests: I am interested in the pollination syndromes of the family Orchidaceae and the effect of breeding systems on rarity and survival; particularly, in those phylogenetically related species occurring in New Zealand, South-Western Australia and the south of South America. Also, I am interested in the pollination of Nothofagus spp. and the effect that pollen dispersal and self-incompatibility barriers have on seed-set.

Ms Tanya Llorens
Dept. Biological Sciences, University of Wollongong, Wollongong NSW 2522 AUSTRALIA
Email: tml06@uow.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 4221 3454 Fax: 02 4221 4135
Interests: Effects of habitat fragmentation and altered pollinator activities on plant mating systems, genetic diversity and plant fitness- in particular Grevillea species and other Proteaceae.

Dr Rosemary Lott
Queensland Forestry Research Institute, M.S. 483 (Fraser Road), Gympie  Qld  4570 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: 07 5482 0869 Fax: 07 54827855
Interests: Pollination ecology and genetics of Queensland Maple (Flindersia brayleyana) and other rainforest timber trees plant-animal interactions, plant reproductive ecology, forest fragmentation.

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Mr David Mackay
PO Box 729, , ARMIDALE NSW 2350 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: 02 6772 3839 Fax: 02 6772 3839
Interests: Plant-pollinator interactions and plant fitness; honeybee- native bee competition; rare or threatened plants; botanical and wildlife art and illustration.

Dr David McFarland
, 15 Currong St, KENMORE QLD 4069 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: 07 3378 6878 Fax:
Interests: Honeyeater social and foraging behaviour; biogeographical region fauna studies; disturbance biology (impact of logging, fire and weeds on fauna).

 Noel Meyers
School of Natural Resource Sciences, Queensland University of Technology, PO Box 2434, Brisbane AUSTRALIA
Email: nm.meyers@qut.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: (61) 7 3864 1395 Fax: (61) 7 3864 2330
Interests: Proteaceae breeding systems; reproductive biology of Macadamia and Nothofagus.  Plant-animal interactions.  Pollen flow, interactions between breeding systems and genetic structures of populations.

 Ben Montgomery
615 Oswego St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 USA
Email: bmontgom@wso.williams.edu Webpage:  Tel: 001 734 761 9463 Fax:
Interests:

Ms Anne Morgan
Dept Horticulture Viticulture& Oenology, Waite Campus The University of Adelaide, PMB 1 GLEN OSMOND S.A. 5064 AUSTRALIA
Email: amorgan@waite.adelaide.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 8303 6665 Fax: 08 8303 7116
Interests: Genetic variability, ecology, anthocyanin expression; breeding systems of Acacia baileyana

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Mr Christopher Nancarrow
Dept. Biological Sciences, University of Wollongong, WOLLONGONG NSW 2500 AUSTRALIA
Email: cdn02@uow.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 4229 6028 Fax: 02 4221 4135
Interests: Pollination ecology and mating system of Persoonia spp.

Dr Linda Newstrom-Lloyd
Department of Plant and Microbial Sciences, University of Canterbury, Private Bag 4800, Christchurch NEW ZEALAND
Email: l.newstrom@botn.canterbury.ac.nz Webpage:  Tel: 643 383 4047 Fax: 383 20
Interests: Insect pollination biology in the Canterbury region, adaptive strategies in insect foraging and in flowering phenology.

Dr Richard Noske
Science Faculty Northern Territory University, PO Box 40146, CASUARINA NT 0811 AUSTRALIA
Email: nosker@darwin.ntu.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 8946 6359 Fax: 08 8927 0612
Interests: Vertebrate pollinated plants, especially bird pollination; nectarivory in tropical communities; mangroves.

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Mr Damon Oliver
School of Environmental & Information Sciences, Charles Sturt University, PO Box 789, ALBURY, NSW 2640 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests: Ecology and conservation of the Regent Honeyeater in northern NSW; ecology and behaviour of Australian endemic Apoidea; impacts of the European honeybee on native biota.

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 Dean Paini
Department of Zoology, University of Western Australia, NEDLANDS WA 6907 AUSTRALIA
Email: dpaini@cyllene.uwa.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: ( 08 ) 9380 1492 Fax: ( 08 ) 9380 1029.
Interests: Research Interests: The management agency in Western Australia responsible for national parks and nature reserves is the Department of Conservation and Land Management (CALM). For a number of years now commercial apiarists have been calling for increased access to these areas. Presently CALM have refused as it is possible these hives will have a detrimental impact on native systems. Unfortunately, little research has been done in this area to date. CALM therefore offered a scholarship to research possible impacts, which I took up in June 1998. At this preliminary stage I only have a general idea of what I will be doing. The study will be established in the northern sandplains, north of Perth. It will more than likely look at the fruit set and seed set of a number of important plant species in the area. I also hope to study the reproductive success of one or two native pollinators in the area, probably native bees.

Ms Drusilla Patkin
ABC Rural Dept, Po Box 201, LAUNCESTON TAS 7250 AUSTRALIA
Email: patkin.drusilla@A2.ABC.NET.au Webpage:  Tel: 03 6332 4215 Fax: 03 6332 4255
Interests: Pollination & seed dispersal of Australian native plants. Science communication/ media; seed dispersal by emus; landcare; land management issues.

Dr D.C. Paton
Dept of Zoology, University of Adelaide, GPO Box 498, ADELAIDE S.A. 5001 AUSTRALIA
Email: dpaton@zoology.adelaide.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 8303 4742 Fax:
Interests:

Dr Rod Peakall
Division of Botany and Zoology, Australian National University, CANBERRA ACT 0200 AUSTRALIA
Email: rod.peakall@anu.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 6249 0022 Fax: 02 6249 5573
Interests: Molecular genetic ecology, evolutionary ecology, conservation biology, pollination, seed-dispersal, plant-animal interactions, mutualism.

Mr Matt Pearson
PO Box 2072, Normanville, South Australia Australia
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: (61) 8 8558 2666 Fax: (61) 8 8558 2666
Interests: My interest is in plant-insect interactions particularly those grasses/sedges which depend on a certain insect to pollinated them

Mr Phil Pisanu
Dept. Ecosystem Management, University of New England, Armidale NSW 2351 AUSTRALIA
Email: ppisanu@metz.une.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 6773 2403 Fax: 02 6773 2769
Interests: General interests include fire ecology and management. Currently undertaking research in the broad area of the"conservation of rare plants". My Ph.D. research focuses on the remnant subtropical rainforestsof northern NSW and southern Qld, where I am studying wild populations of Macadamia tetraphylla and  M. integrifolia. Keywords, Ecological genetics, rainforest pollination, Proteaceae.

Dr Hugh Possingham
Department of Applied Maths, University of Adelaide, ADELAIDE, SA 5005 AUSTRALIA
Email: hpossing@maths.adelaide.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 8303 5094 Fax: 08 8232 5670
Interests: Modelling, pollination ecology.

Assoc. Prof N. Prakash
Department of Botany, University of New England, ARMIDALE NSW 2351 AUSTRALIA
Email: nprakash@metz.une.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 6773 2323 or      02 6773 2340 Fax: 02 6773 3283
Interests: Plant embryology including pollination and propagule dispersal

Dr Graham Pyke
Terrestrial Ecology Australian Museum, 6-8 College St, SYDNEY  NSW 2010 AUSTRALIA
Email: grahamp@austmus.gov.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 9320 6392 Fax: 02 9320 6059
Interests: Factors influencing distribution and abundance of honeyeaters and honeyeaters as bioindicators of environmental change

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Prof. Harry F. Recher
Department of Environmental Management, Edith Cowan University, JOONDALUP W.A. 6027 AUSTRALIA
Email: hjrecher@git.com.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 9400 5758 Fax: 08 9400 5509
Interests: Forest ecology, honeyeaters, effects of fire, bird/insect interactions (predation).

Dr Alastair Robertson
Ecology, INR, Massey University, Private Bag 11222, Palmerston North NEW ZEALAND
Email: a.w.robertson@massey.ac.nz Webpage: www.massey.ac.nz/-Aroberts Tel: 0064-6-350-5487 Fax: 0064-6-350-5623
Interests: Pollination biology of New Zealand flora; ornothophily; plant evolutionary relationships; fruit dispersal; plant- animal interactions; impacts of honeybees on native systems; systematics and biogeography of New Zealand flora; cladistics

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Ms V.M. Saffer
16 Lombard Street, LEEMING W.A. 6149 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests: Flowering phenology; pollen gel analyses; nectar production, plant-animal interactions

Ms Sue Schibeci
51 Grantham St., CARLTON NSW 2218 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests:

Dr Gabi Schmidt-Adam
Institute of Molecular Biosciences, Massey University, PO Box 102 904, Auckland NEW ZEALAND
Email: g.schmidt-adam@massey.ac.nz Webpage:  Tel: 09 443 9799 x 9860 Fax: 09 443 9640
Interests: Reproductive biology of New Zealand native plants.

Dr Margaret Sedgley
Dept HorticultureViticulture & OenologyWaite Institute, University of Adelaide, GLEN OSMOND SA 5064 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: 08 8303 7249 Fax:
Interests:

Mr Matthew Shaw
34 West St, Highgate Hill, QLD 4101 AUSTRALIA
Email: m.shaw@ento.uq.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 07 3844 9151 Fax:
Interests: Mites of all kinds including mites phoretic on pollinating vertebrates and invertebrates

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Professor Leonard B. Thien
Cell and Molecular Biology Department, Tulane University, NEW ORLEANS, LA  70118 USA
Email: lthien@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu Webpage:  Tel: 504 862 3153 Fax:
Interests: Reproductive biology of basal angiosperms; plant-insect interactions.

Mr David Tierney
RMB 22 Wambina Road, Matcham, NSW 2250 Australia
Email: D.Tierney@castle.acu.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 9739 2800 Fax:
Interests: Rare plants; plant management; habitat fragmentation and disturbance; currently researching hybridisation between the rare species Kunzea rupestris and the common and widespread species Kunzea capitata.

Ms Maggie Tisch
Pams Department, University of Canterbury, Private Bag 4800, Christchurch NEW ZEALAND
Email:  Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests:

Dr Stephen Trueman
Dept. Of Botany, University of Queensland, Qld 4072 AUSTRALIA
Email: stephen.trueman@tag.csiro.au Webpage:  Tel: 07  3377 0262 Fax: 07  3377 0272
Interests: Physiology of fruit and seed production in tree crops (e.g. Citris, Macadamia) and proteaceous shrubs (e.g. Grevillea Persoonia, Conospermum). Seed germination and clonal propagation of native plants.  Dispersal of Eucalyptus seeds by Trigona bees.

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Dr Stephen van Leeuwen
CALM,, PO Box 835, KARRATHA  WA 6714 AUSTRALIA
Email: stephenv@calm.wa.gov.au Webpage: www.calm.wa.gov.au Tel: 08 9143 1628 Fax: 08 9144 1118
Interests: Pollination biology of rare and endangered species, arid zone species; pollinator behaviour; pollinator suites in the arid zone of W.A.

Dr Glenda Vaughton
Division of Botany, University of New England, ARMIDALE NSW 2351 AUSTRALIA
Email: gvaughto@metz.une.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 6773 2595 Fax: 02 6773 3283
Interests: Pollination and breeding systems of native plants; mechanisms of non-random mating; evolution of floral traits; ecological factors affecting seed set and seed bank dynamics and reproductive biology of rare plants.

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Dr Helen Wallace
Dept of Applied Science, Sunshine Coast University College, Locked Bag no. 4, Maroochydore South, Queensland 4558 AUSTRALIA
Email: hwallace@scuc.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 07 5430 3887 Fax: 07 5430 3888
Interests: Reproductive ecology of rare and threatened plants; pollination of the Proteaceae; pollination and fruit set in horticultural crops; seed dispersal by bees

Dr Colin Webb
26 Shotter St., KARORI, WELLINGTON 6005 NEW ZEALAND
Email:  Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests: Selection of dispersal; seed morphology/biology; plant breeding systems including incompatibility; sexual dimorphism; herkogamy and dichogamy; kin selection

Ms Ellen Weber
Department of Tropical Plant Sciences, James Cook University McGregor Road, SMITHFIELD CAIRNS Q. 4878 AUSTRALIA
Email: ELLEN.WEBER1@jcu.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 07 4042 1213 Fax: 07 4042 1204
Interests: Phylogeny and evolution within the Myrtaceae, reproductive biology, population genetics, conservation biology, pollination ecology, ROTAP's, tropical ecology, conservation issues, genetic diversity, PCR analyses.

  Western Australia Herbarium, Department of Conservation and Land Management
Locked Bag 104, Bentley Delivery Centre, , WA 6983 AUSTRALIA
Email: nevillema@calm.wa.gov.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 9334  0500 Fax: 08 9334 0515
Interests: Pollination systems, taxonomy; genetics; evolution of the WA flora.

Prof. Rob Whelan
Dept of Biological Sciences, University of Wollongong, WOLLONGONG NSW 2522 AUSTRALIA
Email: r.whelan@uow.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 4221 3 013 Fax: 02 4221 4135
Interests: Conservation biology; ecology and genetics of threatened plant species; pollination ecology; pollination resources as limits to fruit-set in Proteaceae; disturbance ecology, fire ecology and plant herbivore interactions.

 David Williams
37 Selene Way, San Remo, Mandurah, WA 6210 AUSTRALIA
Email: dwillyams@telstra.easymail.com.au Webpage:  Tel:  Fax:
Interests: Mine rehabilitation, biodiversity  and reproduction.  Pollination of rare and endangered South West Australian plants.  Native insect pollinators of Jarrah and Jarrah forest understorey plants.  Pollination of Phytophora cinnamoni resistant Jarrah tree seed orchards.  Tissue culture of Australian Plants.

Dr Geoff Williams
Lorien Wildlife Refuge, , LANSDOWNE NSW 2430 AUSTRALIA
Email: lorienwr@one.net.au Webpage:  Tel: 02 6556 7214 Fax:
Interests: Rainforest pollination; insect taxonomy (Coleoptera) and biogeography; rainforest regeneration and pollination mutualisms in rainforest understorey communities and saltmarshes.  Currently investigating flower-visiting insects associated with the wet forest herb Pollia crispata.

Mrs Val Williams
51 Yaralla Crescent, Thornleigh, NSW 2120 AUSTRALIA
Email:  Webpage:  Tel: 02 9484 2106 Fax: 02 9484 2106
Interests: Receiving reports of research for publication in Australian Plants Society NSW periodicals; facilitating research; director of the Australian Flora Foundation.

Dr Ray Wills
Kings Park Research Lab, Kings Park and Botanic Gardens, Fraser Avenue, West Perth WA 6005 AUSTRALIA
Email: rayw@kpbg.wa.gov.au Webpage:  Tel: (08) 9480 3623 Fax: (08) 9480 3641.
Interests: Research Interests: Ecology, especially Plant Ecology, Disturbance Ecology (plant pathogens, fire);Pollination Biology, Plant-animal Interactions; Biogeography, Biodiversity, Conservation of Genetic Resources; Mycology, Plant-fungal Interactions;Climate and Climate Change;

Assoc. Prof Ron Wooller
Biological Sciences, Murdoch University, WA 6150 AUSTRALIA
Email: wooller@central.murdoch.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 08 9360 6303 Fax: 08 9360 6303
Interests: Interactions of honeyeater birds and honey possums with their food plants in Kwongan heathlands; regeneration strategies of Banksias.

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Dr Jacinta M. Zalucki
Australian School of Environmental Studies, Griffith University, NATHAN QLD 4111 AUSTRALIA
Email: J.Zalucki@mailbox.gu.edu.au Webpage:  Tel: 07 3875 7897 Fax: 07 3875 7459
Interests: Reproductive biology and gene flow in Xanthorrhoea.