
Kevin is a proud Kurnu-Baakandji man who grew up camping, swimming and playing on the banks of the Baaka (Darling River). Kevin describes the Baaka as the lifeblood that has resourced his people for thousands of years. Kevin is well acquainted with the Warriku-Baaka (Warrego-Darling) Selected Area at Toorale National Park, identifying cultural assets across the site, which tell the stories of the Kurnu-Baakandji People.

Kerrie is passionate about foods, native grains and the sustainability of Country. Kerrie is co-founder and owner of Yinarr-ma, facilitating Bush Tucker Tours along the Mehi River. Additionally, she works with organisations in the restoration, regeneration and planting of native vegetation along riverbanks. Kerrie wants to make young people aware of how important native grains are to culture and identity, and to reconnect them with Country.

Will is a new researcher at 2rog and comes to us with degrees in science, environmental management, and communications. He is a keen science communicator, enjoying distilling complex ecological information into digestible and useful knowledge. He is also a firm believer in the KISS (keep it simple stupid) mantra! Will relishes stakeholder engagement and workshopping solutions with the team. A coastal boy at heart, Will can be found on or in the water, whenever he gets out of the office.

Tamara is from the land and has a passion for all things environment. At the desk or in the field Tamara will give everything her best go. Tamara’s interests lie in sustainable living, conservation and telling a story through her work. Her approach is that every day is a good day to change the world as a part of the 2rog team and she’s always excited to dip into new projects.

Gillian brings a unique skillset into her role at 2rog, having spent the previous decade as a professional athlete. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Ecology and Marine Biology, and a Masters in Environmental Science and Management. Gillian is particularly interested in wetlands and restoration ecology. She enjoys riding her bike to work every day, getting out into nature, and taking photos.

Shjarn is a consultant who feels both excited and privileged to work at the interface between science and practice. With a background in ecology, hydrology, and evaluation, she contributes to a wide range of projects aimed at improving outcomes for Australian landscapes. Shjarn’s commitment to understanding and protecting the environment drives the technical rigour and depth of detail she brings to every task. She thrives on translating the latest data into practical, evidence-based actions that support lasting, positive environmental change.

Georgia’s love for the environment and studies in environmental economics, science, and sustainability drove her to work at the interface of business and sustainability. She has experience across both government and consulting roles where she has helped clients navigate and act on nature-related risks and opportunities. Georgia is particularly passionate about translating complex concepts into practical, scientifically robust solutions that deliver benefits for both people and the environment.

Elynee’s love for the environment has been a driving force all her life, and after studying Ecology and Conservation Biology, her passion was even more fuelled. With previous experience working in the government and now in consulting, she’s focused on sustainable outcomes that protect the environment for generations to come.

Jeremy’s passion for learning and the outdoors has led him to pivot from law to the environment. Jeremy has a degree in law, history and politics and as a glutton for study he is midway through a Master of Environmental Science degree. He is keen to blend this diverse background to help find unique insights and solutions to environmental problems. On the weekend, Jeremy loves to hit the surf, play a round of golf or explore the bush – anything to get outside.

Jared brings a degree in Botany and Biochemistry to the 2rog team. With his extensive experience as a field officer and native landscaper, he has amassed critical knowledge in biosecurity, collecting and analysing data for agricultural, pollination and carbon farming projects. Jared is passionate about the conservation of, and conversations surrounding Australia’s endemic vegetation and ecosystems. He thrives on ensuring the projects reach their full potential.