Anita Nedosyko
Marine Restoration Coordinator
Australia
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Areas of Expertise
marine biology, educational programming, environmental management
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General Enquiries
ph. +61 3 8346 8600
Email: australia@tnc.org
Biography
Anita is a marine biologist, science educator and learning coach. Prior to joining The Nature Conservancy, she worked at Flinders University as co-founder of The Saving Nemo Conservation Program, as an environmental consultant for an engineering firm and for the Commonwealth Government as an environmental assessment officer for mining and offshore oil development. Anita also held a position as Executive Director of a social enterprise that developed education programs for secondary schools.
As our Marine Restoration Coordinator in South Australia, Anita overseas the construction of Windara Reef in Gulf St Vincent as part of our Great Southern Reefs project.
Anita has an honours degree in Marine Biology from Flinders University and a Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management from University of Adelaide. She commenced working at TNC in 2016 and works from her office on the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia.
Places We Protect
Adelaide oyster reef
Shellfish ecosystems are among the most endangered marine habitats on Earth-with 85% loss worldwide. With the exception of Windara Reef, we have no known native oyster reefs left in South Australia, but we're bringing them back.
Places We Protect
South Australian Reef Reviving the Gulf
Windara Reef - the largest shellfish reef restoration project ever attempted in Australia.
Feature
Oyster reef habitat
Learn how The Nature Conservancy is bringing marine life back to southern Australia with this interactive animation showing how our restored oyster reefs grow.
Blog
Reef to Reef: A Lucky Life by the Sea
Get to know Anita Nedosyko.