Kirsten Golding
Researcher biography
Kirsten is a coral reef ecologist currently working as a research assistant within the Marine Ecosystems Monitoring Lab, focusing on coral reef community ecology, mapping and monitoring. She holds a BAdvSc (Hons I) from The University of Queensland. Her honours research investigated the impacts of flooding on coral community composition in the turbid coral communities of Moreton Bay using underwater photogrammetry.
Kirsten is passionate about making science accessible to broader audiences and has worked at CoralWatch, a not-for-profit organisation focused on coral monitoring and community engagement. She has also been working as an aquarist in the Sea Jellies exhibit at Sea World Australia since 2022.
Publications
Lanyon, J. M., Sneath, H. L., Golding, K. M., & Madden, C. (2023). Baseline Urinalysis of the Fully Marine, Herbivorous Dugong (Dugong dugon). Aquatic Mammals, 49(6), 585–596. https://doi.org/10.1578/AM.49.6.2023.585
Featured projects | Duration |
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Moreton Bay rapid coral bleaching assessment trip with the Sea World Foundation |