Siteworks Capsule Talks: Dr. Beth Mott

As part of Siteworks: From a deep valley, Bundanon presented a quick-fire program of talks from leading scientists, artists and First Nations knowledge holders, sharing ‘weather reports’ from this time and place.

In this talk, Dr Mott speaks on the importance of the dynamic interface between urban and bushland areas and how we can protect this to invite threatened birds like Glossy Black-Cockatoos and Powerful Owls to live amongst us.

Videography by Drummerboy Pictures

Dr Beth Mott

Dr Beth Mott is an ecologist and Threatened Species Officer currently working for the Saving Our Species Program of the New South Wales Government, Australia. Dr Mott works on forest recovery and habitat building for endangered rainforests and loves to find ways in which nature and human endeavours can enmesh, to create excellent results for biodiversity as a whole.

Commissioned by Bundanon for World Weather Network.

Part of the weather station: Bundanon, NSW - find out more here.