Rate My Professor Rohan Clarke

Clarke's scholarly output includes 128 articles, 37 book chapters, 6 review articles, 2 books, and 4 other research outputs, totaling 177 publications. Prominent works feature 'Precision wildlife monitoring using unmanned aerial vehicles' (Hodgson et al., Scientific Reports, 2016), co-authorship of 'The Australian Bird Guide' (Menkhorst et al., 2017), and 'Is reintroduction biology an effective applied science?' (Taylor et al., Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2017). Recent publications comprise 'Drones: Emergence of a transformative technology for island rodent eradications' (Smith et al., Conservation Science and Practice, 2026), 'A global review of Procellariiform flight height, flight speed and nocturnal activity: Implications for offshore wind farm collision risk' (Miller et al., Journal of Applied Ecology, 2025), and 'Call broadcast surveys monitor owls with more precision than passive surveys' (Sperring et al., Wildlife Research, 2025). His research garners over 4,500 citations, influencing fields of conservation biology, ornithology, seabirds, and island conservation. Clarke is a member of the Australian Scalable Drones Cloud and engages in collaborations assessing impacts of renewable energy infrastructure on wildlife.