
The Penguin Foundation Board presently comprises six members with extensive experience in conservation, research, wildlife management, business and law.
- Wendy Peter - Chairman
- William Naughtin
- Dr Peter Dann
- Margaret Hancock
- Tania Maddigan
- Philip Moors
- Catherine Basterfield
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Tania MaddiganTania is a long term resident of Phillip Island with 25 years experience working with a multi-national resource company in the areas of environment, safety and compliance. Tania has served as a member of the Phillip Island Nature Parks Environment Committee and has a strong interest in the Environment. |
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Philip MoorsPhilip recently completed 20 years of service as the Director and Chief Executive of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. During this role Philip was integral in creating the Australian Garden at Cranbourne, which celebrates the diversity and beauty of Australia's plant life. Philip has extensive experience in conservation as a researcher and for the New Zealand Wildlife Service as Director of BirdLife Australia. He has gained significant knowledge of penguins and other birds throughout these roles and has authored and co-authored several publications. In 2013 Philip was recognised as an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for distinguished service to conservation and the environment. Philip joined the Penguin Foundation Board in 2013. Philip's qualifications include BSc with First Class Honours, Australian National University and PhD University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Philip recently completed 20 years of service as the Director and Chief Executive of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. During this role Philip was integral in creating the Australian Garden at Cranbourne, which celebrates the diversity and beauty of Australia's plant life. Philip has extensive experience in conservation as a researcher and for the New Zealand Wildlife Service as Director of BirdLife Australia. He has gained significant knowledge of penguins and other birds throughout these roles and has authored and co-authored several publications. In 2013 Philip was recognised as an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for distinguished service to conservation and the environment. Philip joined the Penguin Foundation Board in 2013. Philip's qualifications include BSc with First Class Honoues, Australian National University and PhD University of Aberdeen, Scotland.
Philip recently completed 20 years of service as the Director and Chief Executive of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. During this role Philip was integral in creating the Australian Garden at Cranbourne, which celebrates the diversity and beauty of Australia's plant life. Philip has extensive experience in conservation as a researcher and for the New Zealand Wildlife Service as Director of BirdLife Australia. He has gained significant knowledge of penguins and other birds throughout these roles and has authored and co-authored several publications. In 2013 Philip was recognised as an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for distinguished service to conservation and the environment. Philip joined the Penguin Foundation Board in 2013. Philip's qualifications include BSc with First Class Honoues, Australian National University and PhD University of Aberdeen, Scotland.
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Catherine Basterfield |