Martine Maron is an Associate Professor of Environmental Management and an ARC Future Fellow at The University of Queensland, Australia.

Her lab group works on a range of problems in applied ecology and conservation policy. In addition to her fellowship research on the long-term biodiversity consequences (both intended and unintended) of biodiversity offsetting, Martine has a particular interest in how to manage the aggressive noisy miner to restore woodland bird assemblages.

Her group also explores problems relating to drivers of landscape-level species richness, resource distribution and persistence of bird species in patchy landscapes, and how climate change will influence the persistence of species through inducing resource crunches.