With over 12 years’ experience managing and advocating for the natural environment across both the public and private sectors, George brings a strong foundation in applied ecology and land management. He has a particular interest in long-term floristic monitoring to better understand how natural and anthropogenic processes shape vegetation communities, and how these insights can inform more effective, efficient, and responsible land management practices.

Georges experience working with community groups and landholders in the public sector supports informed decision-making through clear, respectful communication and a strong appreciation of community priorities. His operational experience spans more than a decade across a diverse range of Ecological Vegetation Classes (EVCs) and stakeholder environments.