Professor Marnie Campbell School of Medical & Applied Sciences

• Queensland Government Smart Futures Fellowship - "Restoring Queensland seagrasses" (2012)

• Australian Maritime College: Peter Morris Prize (significant contribution to the enhancement of the maritime industry via biosecurity) with research colleague Professor Chad Hewitt (2007)

• Finalist, Young Australian of the Year (Science and Technology section) (1997)

Academic: 

• Current - CQUniversity, Chair in Ecological Security 
• 2008-2010 University of Tasmania: Associate Professor, Head of Department for Marine Conservation and Ecology
• 2005-2008 Australian Maritime College: Degree Coordinator B.Admin Marine Conservation

 Professional:

• 2004-2005 Ministry of Fisheries New Zealand, transfered to Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (Biosecurity New Zealand): Principal Risk Analyst for fisheries and then biosecurity.
• 2003 University of North Carolina at Wilmington: Visiting Research Associate Professor (postdoc)
• 2001 - 2003 International consultant: Marine biosecurity research
• 2000 - 2001 Environment Australia (now Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities): Scientific advisor in the Marine Protected Area Directorate
• 1995 - 2000 CSIRO Centre for Research on Introduced Marine Pests (CRIMP): Researcher
• 1992-1995 Consultant: Ecosystem restoration research

My primary research interest relates to questions concerning impacts humans have in the marine environment and ways to mitigate those impacts. My interests extend to all aspects of this process, including identifying risks, determining how impacts occur in space and time, and measuring and mitigating impacts. Specifically, my background and training has been in the fields of marine ecosystem restoration and marine bioinvasions, which are fundamentally linked by processes of community assembly. My expertise has also expanded into risk percpetion and behavioural intent, focussing on introdcued species, vectoring and littering (marine bedris). My approach is to use quantitative ecological tools and methods to answer both fundamental and applied questions. One key output of my research has been the development of more efficient tools directed towards management and policy.

Australian Marine Sciences Association (AMSA)

Chair, Advisory Panel for Port Curtis and Port Alma Environmental Research and Monitoring Program (ERMPAP)

Advisor, Biological Resources Permits for the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities

Peer Reviewed Technical Reports

1.       Campbell ML, Paterson de Heer C (2013). 2012 Gladstone Harbour Catchment Care: Social survey – Who are the people littering and why. CQUniversity Technical Report. Prepared for QGC. CQUniversity, Gladstone, 38pp.

2.       Campbell ML (2012). Flood debris in central Queensland: The social implications CQUniversity Technical Report. Prepared for VC’s ERI Grant Scheme. CQUniversity, Gladstone, 78pp.

3.       Campbell ML (2012). Flood debris in central Queensland: The social implications of the flood debris from the January 2011 Queensland Floods. CQUniversity Technical Report. Prepared for Xstrata Coal. CQUniversity, Gladstone, 78pp.

4.       Wilson S, Campbell ML (2012). The biological impacts of the flood debris from the January 2011 Queensland Floods. CQUniversity Technical Report. Prepared for Xstrata Coal.

5.       Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Coutts A, Dahlstrom A, Shields D, Valentine J (2009). Assessment of marine pest risks associated with biofouling. RFQ22/2008. National Centre for Marine and Coastal Conservation Technical Report. Prepared for DAFF.

6.       Arthur JR, Bondad-Reantaso MG, Campbell ML, Hewitt CL, Phillips MJ, Subasinghe RP (2009). Understanding and applying risk analysis in aquaculture: a manual for decision-makers. FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Technical Paper No. 519/1. FAO; Rome. 113pp.

7.       Tamelander J, Campbell M, Lundin CG (2009). Detecting Bioinvasions on Small Islands in the Indian Ocean – Project Completion Report. IUCN Global Marine Programme 2009. IUCN, Gland, Switzerland. 24pp.

8.       Campbell ML (2009). Introduced Marine Species Survey for the Chagos Archipelago. All Oceans Ecology Report No. 200901. Prepared by All Oceans Ecology, Melbourne, for IUCN Global Marine Programme. IUCN, Gland, Switzerland.

9.       Campbell ML (2009). Introduced Marine Species Survey for the Seychelles. All Oceans Ecology Report No. 200902. Prepared by All Oceans Ecology, Melbourne, for IUCN Global Marine Programme. IUCN, Gland, Switzerland.

10.    Campbell ML, Hewitt CL (2009). Oakajee port baseline survey. Introduced marine species in Western Australian Waters. National Centre for Marine and Coastal Conservation Technical Report (May 2007). Prepared for Enviro-Marine Consulting.

11.    Campbell ML (2008). Port of Onehunga (Manukau) introduced species port surveys. ZBS2005-19 Baseline surveys of new ports and marinas. National Centre for Marine Conservation and Resource Sustainability Technical Report. Prepared for Biosecurity New Zealand.

12.    Hewitt CL, Campbell ML (2008). Assessment of relative contribution of vectors to the introduction and translocation of marine invasive species. RFQ09/2007. National Centre for Marine and Coastal Conservation Technical Report. Prepared for DAFF.

13.    Campbell ML, Hewitt CL (2008). Risk analysis – MV Leonardo da Vinci dredge vessel domestic transfers between Port Hedland and Botany Bay return. Introduced marine species in Australian waters. National Centre for Marine and Coastal Conservation Technical Report (December 2008). Prepared for JDN.

14.    Causton C, Campbell M, Hewitt C, Boada R (2008). Riesgos Asociados con las Rutas Maritimas Hacia y Entre Galapagos. The Galapagos Report (Charles Darwin Foundation).

15.    Campbell ML, Hewitt CL (2008). Palau Introduced Marine Species Port Survey Training & Preliminary Findings. National Centre for Marine conservation and Resource Sustainability Technical Report (Feb. 2008). Prepared for Palau Government.

16.    Campbell ML, Hewitt CL (2007). Risk analysis – MV Leonardo da Vinci dredge vessel domestic transfers. Introduced marine species in Australian waters. National Centre for Marine and Coastal Conservation Technical Report (May 2007). Prepared for Enviro-Marine Consulting.

17.    Campbell ML (2007). Introduced species survey design: Proposed port of Oakajee, Western Australia. National Centre for Marine and Coastal Conservation Technical Report (May 2007). Prepared for Enviro-Marine Consulting.

18.    Campbell ML (2007). Preliminary report of the introduced species of the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Prepared for Biosecurity New Zealand.

19.    Campbell ML (2007). Preliminary report of the introduced species of Stewart Island, New Zealand. Prepared for Biosecurity New Zealand.

20.    Campbell ML (2006). Preliminary report on the introduced species of Manukau Harbour, New Zealand. Prepared for Biosecurity New Zealand.

21.    Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Gollasch S (2006). Review and evaluation of global, regional and national codes and regulations for the management of alien species in aquaculture system. National Centre for Marine and Coastal Conservation Research Series. Commissioned by IUCN.

22.    Campbell ML (2006). Microalgae decision-tree model testing. All Oceans Ecology Report No. 200603. Prepared by All Oceans Ecology, Melbourne, for Biosecurity New Zealand.

23.    Campbell ML (2006). Risk analysis of microalgae Import Health Standard listed marine species. All Oceans Ecology Report No. 200602. Prepared by All Oceans Ecology, Melbourne, for Biosecurity New Zealand.

24.    Campbell ML (2006). Risk Assessment (modified Organism Impact Assessment) to update information on Undaria pinnatifida. All Oceans Ecology Report No. 200601. Prepared by All Oceans Ecology, Melbourne, for Biosecurity New Zealand.

25.    Campbell ML (2005). Organism Impact Assessment (OIA) for Potential Impacts of Didymosphenia geminata. All Oceans Ecology Report No. 200502. Prepared by All Oceans Ecology, Melbourne, for Biosecurity New Zealand.

26.    Campbell ML, Hewitt CL (2004). Detection and Monitoring of Introduced Marine Species in a Tropical Coral Reef; Seychelles. Preliminary report prepared for IUCN, Switzerland.

27.    Campbell ML, Nair R, Hewitt CL (2004). Inshore Marine Ecosystems – Bryozoa. II. 209 species. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for ABRS, Canberra.

28.    Campbell ML, Nair R, Hewitt CL (2004). Inshore Marine Ecosystems – Bryozoa. II, the next 50 species. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for ABRS, Canberra.

29.    Campbell ML, Nair R, Hewitt CL (2004). Inshore Marine Ecosystems – Bryozoa. II. Museum Evaluations: Tasmanian Art Gallery and Museum, Queen Victoria Museum, Museum and Art Galleries of the Northern Territory, Museum of Tropical Queensland, and the Museum of Victoria Collections. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for ABRS, Canberra.

30.    Campbell ML, Nair R, Hewitt CL (2003). Inshore Marine Ecosystems – Bryozoa. 100 Species. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for ABRS, Canberra.

31.    Campbell ML, Nair R, Hewitt CL (2003). Inshore Marine Ecosystems – Bryozoa. Museum Evaluations: The Australian, Western Australian and South Australian Museum Collections. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for ABRS, Canberra.

32.    Campbell ML (2003). Introduced Species Port Baseline Survey; Geraldton, Western Australia. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for the Geraldton Port Authority.

33.    Campbell ML (2003). Introduced Species Port Baseline Survey; Esperance, Western Australia. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for the Geraldton Port Authority.

34.    Campbell ML (2002). GloBallast Port Baseline Surveys: Summary. Unpublished report. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for the International Maritime Organisation, London.

35.    Campbell ML (2002). GloBallast Introduced Species Port Surveys. Sepetiba Bay, Brazil. Recommendations and Refinements to the Port Survey System. Unpublished report. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for the International Maritime Organisation, London.

36.    Campbell ML (2002). GloBallast Introduced Species Port Surveys. Mumbai, India. Recommendations and Refinements to the Port Survey System. Unpublished report. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for the International Maritime Organisation, London.

37.    Campbell ML (2001). GloBallast Introduced Species Port Surveys. Khark Island, Iran. Recommendations and Refinements to the Port Survey System. Unpublished report. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for the International Maritime Organisation, London.

38.    Campbell ML (2001). GloBallast Introduced Species Port Surveys. Odessa Port, Ukraine. Recommendations and Refinements to the Port Survey System. Unpublished report. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for the International Maritime Organisation, London.

39.    Campbell ML (2001). GloBallast Introduced Species Port Surveys. Dalian Port, China. Recommendations and Refinements to the Port Survey System. Unpublished report. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for the International Maritime Organisation, London.

40.    Campbell ML (2001). GloBallast Introduced Species Port Surveys. Saldanha Bay, South Africa. Recommendations and Refinements to the Port Survey System. Unpublished report. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for the International Maritime Organisation, London.

41.    Campbell ML (2001). Actions 32, 33 and 34 of the Strategic Plan of Action: Performance Assessment for Individual Marine Protected Areas, the Bioregion and the Nation. National Representative System of Marine Protected Areas Report. Environment Australia, Canberra.

42.    McEnnulty FR, Bax NJ, Schaffelke B, Campbell ML (2001). A Rapid Response Toolbox: Strategies for the Control of ABWMAC Listed Species and Related Taxa in Australia. Centre for Research on Introduced Marine Pests, Final Report for the National Heritage Trust, Coast and Clean Seas Project 21249. pp 17-107.

43.    McEnnulty FR, Bax NJ, Schaffelke B, Campbell ML (2001). A review of rapid response options for the control of ABWMAC listed introduced species and related taxa in Australian waters. Centre for Research on Introduced Marine Pests, Technical Report No. 23. CSIRO Marine Research, Hobart. 99pp.

44.    McEnnulty FR, Bax NJ, Schaffelke B, Campbell ML (2001). A review of rapid response options for the control of ABWMAC listed introduced species and related taxa in Australian waters. In: Bax, N.J. and McEnnulty, F.R. (Eds). Rapid response options for managing marine pest incursions. Final Report for NHT/C&CS project 21249.

45.    Campbell ML (2000). Action 9 of the Strategic Plan of Action: Rapid Assessment Methodology. National Representative System of Marine Protected Areas Report. Environment Australia, Canberra.

Non-Peer Reviewed Technical Reports and Papers

1.       Campbell ML (2005). New Zealand group 3 ports and marinas: port survey designs that meet international standards. Unpublished consultants report for Biosecurity New Zealand.

2.       Campbell ML (2004). Risk analysis for the importation of microalgae into New Zealand: decision-tree and supporting user documentation. Unpublished, internal Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Biosecurity New Zealand document.

3.       Campbell ML (2004). Ecological Risk Assessment of the Effects of Fishing on the Environment: A Tool to Aid Scientific Advice to Fisheries Managers and Prioritise Science Research. Unpublished, internal Ministry of Fisheries document.

4.       Campbell ML (2004). Risk perceptions: are New Zealand fisheries affecting the environment? Unpublished, internal Ministry of Fisheries document.

5.       Campbell ML (2004). Applying the Ecological Risk Assessment to Selected New Zealand Trawl Fisheries: Jack Mackerel. Unpublished, internal Ministry of Fisheries document.

6.       Campbell ML (2004). Applying the Ecological Risk Assessment to Selected New Zealand Trawl Fisheries: Hoki. Unpublished, internal Ministry of Fisheries document.

7.       Campbell ML (2004). Applying the Ecological Risk Assessment to Selected New Zealand Trawl Fisheries: Southern Blue Whiting. Unpublished, internal Ministry of Fisheries document.

8.       Campbell ML (2004). Applying the Ecological Risk Assessment to Selected New Zealand Trawl Fisheries: Squid. Unpublished, internal Ministry of Fisheries document.

9.       Campbell ML (2004). Applying the Ecological Risk Assessment to Selected New Zealand Trawl Fisheries: Orange Roughy. Unpublished, internal Ministry of Fisheries document.

10.    Campbell ML (2004). Applying the Ecological Risk Assessment to Selected New Zealand Trawl Fisheries: Oreo. Unpublished, internal Ministry of Fisheries document.

11.    Campbell ML (2004). Applying the Ecological Risk Assessment to Selected New Zealand Dredge Fisheries: Scampi. Unpublished, internal Ministry of Fisheries document.

12.    Campbell ML (2004). Applying the Ecological Risk Assessment to Selected New Zealand Longline Fisheries: Ling. Unpublished, internal Ministry of Fisheries document.

13.    Campbell ML (2003). Effects of fishing on the environment. Unpublished Ministry of Fisheries document; Aquatic Environment Research Planning Group.

14.    Campbell ML (2002). Introduced and Cryptogenic Species; Geraldton, Western Australia. Prepared by Corporate Process Management, Perth, for the Geraldton Port Authority.

15.    Campbell ML (2002). Field Operations Manual. Corporate Process Management, Pty Ltd; Perth.

16.    Campbell ML (2000). The CRIMP Diving and Field Operations Manual. Centre for Research on Introduced Marine Pests Technical Report. CSIRO Marine Research, Hobart.

17.    Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Moore KM, Murfet NB, McEnnulty F (2000). Introduced Species Survey of Fremantle, Western Australia. A report for the Fremantle Port Authority. CRIMP, CSIRO Marine Research, Hobart, Tasmania.

18.    Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Moore KM, Murfet NB, Robertson B (1999). Introduced Species Survey of Port Hedland, Western Australia. A report for the Port Hedland Port Authority. CRIMP, CSIRO Marine Research, Hobart, Tasmania.

19.    Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Moore KM, Murfet NB, Robertson B (1998). Introduced Species Survey of Lady Barron, Flinders Island, Tasmania. A report for the Lady Baron Port Authority. CRIMP, CSIRO Marine Research, Hobart, Tasmania.

20.    Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Moore KM, Murfet NB, Robertson B (1998). Introduced Species Survey of Mackay, Queensland. A report for the Mackay Port Authority. CRIMP, CSIRO Marine Research, Hobart, Tasmania.

21.    Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Moore KM, Murfet NB, and Robertson B (1998). Introduced Species Survey of Hay Point, Queensland. A report for the Ports Corporation Queensland. CRIMP, CSIRO Marine Research, Hobart, Tasmania.

22.    Hewitt CL, Gibbs P, Campbell ML, Moore KM, Murfet NB (1997). Introduced Species Survey of Eden and Twofold Bay, New South Wales. A report for the New South Wales Office of Marine Affairs. CRIMP, CSIRO Division of Fisheries, Hobart, Tasmania.

23.    Hewitt CL, Havenhand J, Campbell ML, Moore KM, Murfet NB (1997). Introduced Species Survey of Port Lincoln, South Australia. A report for the South Australian Ports Corporation. CRIMP, CSIRO Division of Fisheries, Hobart, Tasmania.

24.    Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Moore KM, Murfet NB (1997). Introduced Species Survey of Bunbury, Western Australia. A report for the Bunbury Port Authority. CRIMP, CSIRO Division of Fisheries, Hobart, Tasmania.

25.    Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Moore KM, Murfet NB (1997). Introduced Species Survey of Albany, Western Australia. A report for the Albany Port Authority. CRIMP, CSIRO Division of Fisheries, Hobart, Tasmania.

26.    Martin RB, Hewitt CL, Rainer S, Campbell ML, Moore KM, Murfet NB (1996). Introduced Species Survey of Devonport, Tasmania. A report for the Devonport Port Authority. CRIMP, CSIRO Division of Fisheries, Hobart, Tasmania.

International Journals

Editor-in-Chief: Management of Biological Invasions http://www.reabic.net/journals/mbi/ 

Advisory Board Member: Aquatic Invasions http://www.aquaticinvasions.net/index.html

Advisory Board Bembers: Bioinvasions Records http://www.reabic.net/journals/bir/Default.aspx 

Freeman AS, Wright JT, Hewitt CH, Campbell ML, Szeto K (in press) A gastropod’s induced behavioural and morphological responses to invasive Carcinus maenas in Australia indicate a lack of novelty advantage. Biological Invasions. DOI10.1007/s10530-013-0409-z

Simberloff, D, Alexander J, Allendorf F, Aronson J, Antunes P, Bacher S, Bardgett R, Bertolino S, Bishop M, Blackburn T, Blakeslee A, Blumenthal D, Bortolus A, Buckley R, Buckley Y, Byers J, Callaway R, Campbell F, Campbell K, Campbell M, Carlton J, Cassey P, Catford J, Celesti-Grapow L, Chapman J, Clark P, Clewell A, Clode J, Chang A, Chytrý M, Clout M, Cohen A, Cowan P, Cowie R, Crall A, Crooks J, Deveney M, Dixon K, Dobbs F, Duffy D, Duncan R, Ehrlich P, Eldredge L, Evenhuis N, Fausch K, Feldhaar H, Firn J, Fowler A, Galil B, Garcia-Berthou E, Geller J, Genovesi P, Gerber E, Gherardi F, Gollasch S, Gordon D, Graham J, Gribben P, Griffen B, Grosholz E, Hewitt C, Hierro J, Hulme P, Hutchings P, Jarošík V, Johnson C, Johnson L, Johnston E, Jones C, Keller R, King C, Knols B, Kollmann J, Kompas T, Kotanen P, Kowarik I, Kühn I, Kumschick S, Leung B, Liebhold A, MacIsaac H, Mack R, McCullough D, McDonald R, Merritt D, Meyerson L, Minchin D, Mooney H, Morisette J, Moyle P, Müller-Schärer H, Murray B, Nehring S, Nelson W, Nentwig W, Novak S, Occhipinti A, Ojaveer H, Osborne B, Ostfeld R, Parker J, Pederson J, Pergl J, Phillips M, Pyšek P, Rejmánek M, Ricciardi A, Ricotta C, Richardson D, Rilov G, Ritchie E, Robertson P, Roman J, Ruiz G, Schaefer H, Schaffelke B, Schierenbeck K, Schmitz D, Schwindt E, Seeb J, Smith L, Smith G, Stohlgren T, Strayer D, Strong D, Sutherland W, Therriault T, Thuiller W, Torchin M, van der Putten W, Vilà M, Von Holle B, Wallentinus I, Wardle D, Williamson M, Wilson J, Winter M, Wolfe L, Wright J, Wonham M, Zabin CJ. (2011). Non-natives: 141 scientists object. Nature 475:36.

Campbell ML (2000). An empirical evaluation of Posidonia australis (R. BR.) Hook f. restoration in Western Australia: Development of a decision-based restoration framework. PhD thesis, Murdoch University.

Hewitt CL and Campbell ML (1999). Historical and modern invasions to Port Phillip Bay, Australia: the most invaded southern embayment? Proceedings of the First International Bioinvasions Conference, Boston, 1999. pp 120-126.

Schaffelke B, and Campbell ML (2000). Introduced macroalgae in the Australian region: Current state of knowledge. Journal of Phycology 36(3): 61. Abstract only.

Invited paper to Dialogue - Journal of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.

Co-convener and expert presenter- Application of Risk Assessment to Achieve Marine Biosecurity Outcomes. Marine Biosecurity Education Consortium Professional Development Short Course, July 2008.

Invited Expert and Plenary - FAO Risk Analysis for Aquaculture Workshop; Rayong, Thailand 8^th - 12^th June 2007.

Invited Speaker: Chilean Aquaculture Risk Assessment Workshop, Valparaiso, Chile. 20-31^st March 2005.

Invited expert panel member for marine bioinvasions in relation to the Mediterranean (RACSPA).

Masters

Dominic Bryant (2007-2010) - The impact of introduced species on marine protected areas: do people act as vector of introduced species into and out of MPAs?.

Fauziah Azmi (2009-2010) - Marine biosecurity risk assessment for Jakarta Bay, Indonesia.

Honours

Peter Rankin (2012) Effects of burial on the seagrass Zostera muelleri subsp. capricorni.

Kobi Ringuet (2012) How do seagrasses respond to urbanization in Port Curtis, central Queensland, Australia?

Jacqui Younger (2011) What is controlling the distribution of Undaria pinnatifida (Phaeophyceae, Laminariales) in Victoria, Australia?

Chris Slavin (2011) Types and sources of marine debris in northern Tasmania, and the social drivers.

Amy Trenouth (2009) Perceptions of Ecological Risk Associated with Introduced Marine Species in Western Australia.

Nicole Cliff (2009) Does Didymosphenia geminata pose a risk to Tasmania? The use of public perceptions and awareness to derive a biosecurity risk assessment.

Kaeden Leonard (2009) Is the distribution of native and introduced species determined by substrate origin?

Liam Gregory (2009) Native consumption of an introduced prey: Nassarius feeding on Carcinus maenas.

My research interests are broad, spanning both the biological and social sciences and endeavouring to translate science into policy and vice versa. Consequently, within my laboratory I have research projects relating to a variety of areas:

Introduced marine species ecology

• impacts on endemic species,

• dispersal via rafting, and

• restoration dynamics;

Introduced marine species management (biosecurity)

• vectors and pathways of introduced species,

• survey and monitoring design,

• risk analysis and management,
  risk perception and behavioural intent of vectoring, and

• food security versus biosecurity;

Environmental management

• risk analysis, risk perception and behavioural intent,

• marine debris and social implications,

• ecosystem restoration,

• effects of fishing on the environment, and

• ecological valuation;

Seagrass dynamics

• ecology and biology, 

• restoration and trajectories, and

• landscape patterns

Marine and coastal conservation

• environmental generational amnesia,

• efficacy of restoration, 

• cultural and social values,

• economic valuation (in collaboration),

• top down/bottom up conservation strategies, and

• marine debris

Marine Protected Areas and Reserves

• establishment,

• performance assessment and efficacy;

Marine invertebrate and algal para-taxonomy

Presentations at National and International Conferences, Workshops and Meetings (last 5 years)

·         Hewitt CL, Campbell ML (2013 - pending). Keynote Presentation: Surveys, Surveillance and Monitoring – Strategies for Early Detection and Long-term Management of Aquatic Invasive Species. 18^th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species (ICAIS), Niagara Falls, Canada.

·         Erickson K, Campbell M, Hewitt N, Flint N (2013 - pending). A risk analysis of Australia’s marine ornamental value chain focusing on biosecurity (diseases and pathogens) concerns. 18^th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species (ICAIS), Niagara Falls, Canada.

·         Campbell ML, Hewitt CL, Bryant DEP (2013 – pending). Self-management: the bane or saviour of non-indigenous marine species management? 18^th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species (ICAIS), Niagara Falls, Canada.

·         Campbell ML, Hewitt CL, Azmi F (2013 – pending). The utility of hub and spoke network models to analyse pre-border and post-border dispersal of introduced marine species. 18^th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species (ICAIS), Niagara Falls, Canada.

·         Grage A, Hewitt C, Campbell M, Gullett W (2012). The law as protection for the marine environment: considering cumulative and synergistic impacts within the Australian legal framework. Coast to Coast Conference; Brisbane, Australia.

·         Trenouth A, Campbell M, Primo C (2012). Stakeholder perception of hazards to marine and coastal World Heritage areas in Australia. 50^th Australian Marine Sciences Association & New Zealand Marine Science Association Conference; Hobart, Australia.

·         Campbell ML, Hewitt CL (2011). Protecting high-value areas from introduced marine species: theoretical and realised risk assessment models. 7^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Barcelona, Spain.

·         Campbell ML, Hewitt CL (2011). What social and cultural values are impacted by introduced marine species? A case study focussing on Guam, Palau and Saipan. 7^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Barcelona, Spain.

·         Azmi F, Campbell ML, Hewitt CL, Primo C (2011). Using a hub and spoke model to assess internal marine biosecurity risk patterns within Indonesia. 7^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Barcelona, Spain.

·         Azmi F, Campbell ML, Hewitt CL, Primo C (2011). Biosecurity risk assessment of introduced species on the Port of Jakarta, Indonesia. 7^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Barcelona, Spain.

·         Bryant DEP, Campbell ML, Hewitt CL (2011). Are recreational users a hazard to marine environmental health? Vectors of non-indigenous marine species into Marine Protected Areas. 7^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Barcelona, Spain.

·         Dahlstrom A, Campbell ML, Hewitt CL (2011). Assessing aquatic nonindigenous species consequence despite gaps in impact data: how uncertainty effects expert decision-making processes. 7^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Barcelona, Spain.

·         Leonard K, Hewitt CL, Primo C, Campbell ML (2011). Settlement preference of native and non-indigenous epibionts. 7^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Barcelona, Spain.

·         Gregory GL, Hewit CL, Primo C, Campbell ML (2011). The Tasmanian distribution and density of the introduced New Zealand porcelain crab, Petrolisthes elongatus. 7^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Barcelona, Spain.

·         Primo C, Hewitt CL, Campbell ML (2011). Phenology of the introduced kelp Undaria pinnatifida in Blairgowrie (Australia) and management implications. 7^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Barcelona, Spain.

·         Trenouth A, Campbell ML (2011). Do we care about non-indigenous species in Marine Protected Areas? 7^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Barcelona, Spain.

·         Trenouth AL, Harte C, Paterson de Heer C, Dewan, K, Grage, A, Primo C, and Campbell ML (2011). Perceptions of hazards, marine protected area importance and management within Tasmania. 49^th Australian Marine Sciences Association Conferences; Fremantle, Australia.

·         Primo CP, Hewitt CL, Campbell ML (2010). New data on the reproductive phenology of the introduced kelp Undaria pinnatifida (phaeophyceae, laminariales) in Port Phillip Bay (Victoria, Australia). 17^th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species, San Diego California. August 2010.

·         Dahlstrom A, Hewitt C, Campbell M (2010). (Re)thinking aquatic non-indigenous species impact assessment. 17^th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species, San Diego California. August 2010.

·         Campbell ML, Cliff N, Hewitt CL (2010). Using risk perception to determine if Didymosphenia geminata poses a risk to Tasmania, Australia. 17^th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species, San Diego California. August 2010.

·         Campbell ML, Hewitt CL (2010). Slow moving barges: a risk assessment across domestic Australian borders. Biofouling, Newcastle, UK. July 2010.

·         Primo C, Hewitt CL, Campbell ML (2010). Differences in reproductive phenology of Undaria pinnatifida in two Australian regions. 47^th Annual AMSA conference, July 2010.

·         Campbell ML (2010). Marine Biosecurity Risk Assessment Framework: including social and cultural values in risk assessment. Workshop on the US Defence Forces Redeployment from Okinawa, Japan, to Guam. Guam, February 2010.

·         Campbell ML, Hewitt CL, Causton C, and Primo C (2009). Predicting the risk of introduced marine species to the Galapagos Islands. 6^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Portland Oregon.

·         Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Coutts A, Dahlstrom A (2009). Considerations for the development of a risk framework for marine biofouling. 6^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Portland Oregon.

·         Primo C, Hewitt CL, Campbell ML (2009). Reproductive phenology of the introduced kelp Undaria pinnatifida (Phaeophyceae, Laminariales) in Port Phillip Bay (Victoria, Australia) compared with Tasmania. 6^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Portland Oregon.

·         Campbell ML, Hewitt CL, Colin L, Collin P, Miles J (2009). Introduced marine species in Palau: Using education and training to establish marine biosecurity outcomes. 6^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Portland Oregon. (poster).

·         Dahlstrom A, Coutts A, Campbell ML, Hewitt CH (2009). Analysis of vessel patterns to

improve a biofouling risk assessment model. 6^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Portland Oregon. (poster)

·         Szeto K, Freeman AS, Wright JT, Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Harris LG (2009). Assessing rapid-evolution of the chemical recognition of an invasive crab species in Tasmania. 6^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Portland Oregon.

·         Minchin D, Hewitt CL, Campbell ML (2009). The introduction and dispersal of introduced species into offshore waters. 6^th International Marine Bioinvasions Conference; Portland Oregon.

·         Campbell ML, Cassidy M, Gould B, Hewitt CL (2009). Marine biosecurity risk evaluation to protect high-value areas of New Zealand. 16^th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species, Montreal, Canada, April 2009.

·         Primo C, Hewitt CL, Campbell ML, Vazquez E (2009). Native, cryptogenic or introduced? Ascidian species in the cold and cold-temperate regions of the Southern Hemisphere. 2^nd International Symposium in Marine Sciences, Vigo Spain, April 2009.