is an urban green space and protected areas specialist including on all aspects of park visitor research and monitoring, sustainable and outcome-focussed visitor experience development and management. She is leading GIS-related visitor monitoring projects. Trained as an ecologist, her specialities are the human dimensions of ecosystems, with work on people and animal behaviour and flora and fauna communities among other in tourism and recreations systems. Isabelle has a PhD degree from the University of New South Wales and has published in both social and environmental science journals.
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