Professor Jonathan Webb is a wildlife biologist with expertise in physiological ecology, behavioural ecology, and the biology of invasive species. His current research focuses on elucidating the impacts of the 2019-2020 wildfires on threatened reptiles and restoring degraded habitats for threatened reptiles. Jonathan’s group also investigates how egg incubation conditions influence the phenotypic traits of hatchlings and their survival in the wild. Jonathan teaches Australian Wildlife and Management at the University of Technology Sydney and co-runs the micro-credential “Wildlife Field Techniques: Animal Handling and Survey Methods” which equips participants with the skills and confidence to capture, handle and transport wildlife safely and humanely and to effectively design wildlife surveys for terrestrial vertebrates in a range of workplace situations.