Kita Ashman

Kita Ashman is a visiting Fellow at the Australian National University and Adjunct Research Associate at Charles Sturt University. She also works as a Threatened Species & Climate Adaptation Ecologist at WWF-Australia, leading the design of projects, programs and policies that promote species’ adaptation and resilience in the face of a changing climate. Kita is especially interested in science that provides informed and practical solutions to ‘real world’ problems.

Kita's articles (1 total)

Climate change versus logging? That misses the point
David Lindenmayer, Kita Ashman

Climate change versus logging? That misses the point

Climate change and logging are not competing threats to native forests. Their effects compound one another, increasing emissions, fire risk and pressure on biodiversity.