Laurie Corbett is a specialist in ecosystem management, feral animal management, fire ecology and environmental surveys for conservation of biodiversity. He has extensive experience, gained over four decades, of canids, felids, raptors and reptiles in Australia, Asia, and Scotland; with authorship in more than 200 publications and reports including 50 specifically on dingoes. He is recognised as the world expert on dingoes. Formerly with the CSIRO and Earth-Water-Life Sciences in the Northern Territory, he is now a private environmental consultant based in Gippsland, Victoria.
Laurie Corbett was born in Castlemaine, Victoria in 1941 and spent much of his early life catching wildlife to supplement the family diet and thus developed an understanding and love of the bush and its fauna. He joined the CSIRO Division of Wildlife Research to study dingoes and their prey in centr...
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