Phillipa teaches public law and coordinates the Law Honours Program at the University of Tasmania, Australia. She researches in the areas of environmental law and public governance, with a particular focus on biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation. Phillipa’s recent work includes publications on legal aspects of climate-driven species translocation, ecological restoration and climate adaptation, conserving wetland ecosystem services, accountability mechanisms for government decision-making, and the application of international conservation laws to invasive species management.