Alexandra Stone

Background

About Alexandra Stone

Alexandra joined Avisure in December 2016 after completing her Bachelor of Applied Science (Wildlife Science) from the University of Queensland. Since joining Avisure, Alexandra has developed a specialised skillset as a Wildlife Biologist, undertaking field work as Project Manager for the Gold Coast Airport Wildlife Hazard Management Program and the Gold Coast Desalination Plant Wildlife Hazard Management Program. She has worked on national and international projects for Changi International Airport and Seletar Airport, Gold Coast Airport, Ballina-Byron Gateway Airport, Launceston Airport, Rockhampton Airport, Mackay Airport, Whitsundays Airport, New Zealand Defence Force, Western Sydney Airport and Sydney Airport. She is experienced in performing both on- and off-airport flora and fauna surveys and wildlife risk assessments. Alexandra is also responsible for writing Wildlife Hazard Management Plans, Wildlife Hazard Assessments, project proposals, conducting literature reviews, and audits. Alexandra has also delivered wildlife hazard management training to Changi International Airport and Seletar Airport in Singapore, and Hawkes Bay Airport and Whenuapai Air Base in New Zealand, and at the Gold Coast Desalination Plant. She also coordinates Avisure’s external wildlife hazard management training that is conducted twice a year. Through her volunteer work at the Redland City Council and undertaking her Certificate II in Animal Studies at Greencross Vets, she incorporates her knowledge of animal behaviour and biology, and legislation into assisting airports with their wildlife management programs. Through her Certificate II in Information Technology, she has been instrumental in introducing new programs, such as Fulcrum and Tableau, to Avisure to assist in field data collection and online reporting for clients such as Gold Coast Airport, WSA Co, Sydney Airport, Ballina Byron Gateway Airport, Mackay Airport, and Rockhampton Airport.