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EnglishAACR2Anglo-American Cataloguing RulesPersoncreated2025-02-18humanHelen Cohnupdated2025-08-22humanhttps://www.eoas.info/biogs/P007617b.htmpersonJessopRosalindAACR2Conservation biologistOrnithologistRoz Jessop is an ornithologist who has made significant contributions to the study of Australian shore birds and immigrant species. Her interests have focused on birds of the East Asia-Australia flyway, pelicans in Western Port Bay, and passerines on Philip Island. An active member and office-bearer of the Australasian Wader Studies and Victorian Wader Study Groups for many years, she helped establish the large, volunteer network essential to the work of the Groups; edited their journals; trained many people in the technique of cannon-netting; and worked on the preparation of submissions of animal ethics, fauna and landholder permits to necessary for the Groups' activities. For over 30 years Jessop was Manager of the Philip Island Nature Parks in Victoria. Her work has been recognised with the award of the inaugural Clive Minton Medallion by the Victorian Wader Study Group and the J. N. Hobbs Medal by Birdlife Australia.19791979Education - Bachelor of Science (BSc), James Cook University19801980Education - Master of Science (MSc), Deakin UniversitySeptember 1984October 2019Career position - Manager, Philip Island Nature Parks, Victoria19851985Education - PhD, Deakin University1993Career position - Member of Committee, Victorian Wader Study Group19942017Career position - Editor, VWSG bulletin, Victorian Wader Study Group20012006Career position - Chair, Australasian Wader Studies Group2004Career position - Deputy Chair, Victorian Wader Study Group20192019Award - Inaugural Clive Minton Medallion, Victorian Wader Study Group20192019Life event - Retired20232023Award - J. N. Hobbs Medal, Birdlife Australia
Minton, Clive Dudley Thomas (1934 - 2019)
Christie, Maureen Heather
Victorian Wader Study Group (1978 - )
Clive Minton Medallion, Victorian Wader Study Group (2019 - )
Awarded the Medallion 2019
J. N. Hobbs Memorial Medal, Birdlife Australia (1995 - )
Awarded the Medal 2023
Australasian Wader Studies Group (1981 - )
Chair 2001 - 2006
'Jessop, Rosalind (Roz)', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of TechnologyJessop, Rosalind (Roz)Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative InnovationEncyclopedia of Australian Science and InnovationJournal Article: Marvellous Mavis: Mavis Patricia Russell 6th February 1924 - 19th September 2022Hassell, Chris and Jessop, RozMarvellous Mavis: Mavis Patricia Russell 6th February 1924 - 19th September 20222024Stilt: the journal of the East Asian-Australasian flyway778-10Journal Article: Geolocator studies of Ruddy turnstone, Arenaria interpres and Greater sandplover Charadrius leschenaultii in the East Asian-Australian flyway reveal widely different migration strategiesMinton, C. [and others]Geolocator studies of Ruddy turnstone, <span style="font-style:italic">Arenaria interpres</span> and Greater sandplover <span style="font-style:italic">Charadrius leschenaultii</span> in the East Asian-Australian flyway reveal widely different migration strategies2011Wader Study Group bulletin 118:87-9611887-96Journal Article: North-West Australia wader & tern expedition report 23rd February to 16th March 2013Minton, C., Jessop, Rosalind, Hassell, Chris J. and Christie, MaureenNorth-West Australia wader & tern expedition report 23rd February to 16th March 20132013Stilt63/450-5Journal Article: North-west Australia wader & tern expedition 2015 reportMinton, C., Jessop, R., Hassell, C., Dawkins, M., Wright, P. and Leung, K.North-west Australia wader & tern expedition 2015 report2015Stilt6736-42Journal Article: Variation in space use between sites, years and individuals for an endangered shorebird has implications for coastal planningLilleyman, Amanda [and others]Variation in space use between sites, years and individuals for an endangered shorebird has implications for coastal planning2024Conservation science and practice6121-11Journal Article: Shorebirds are shrinking and shapeshifting: declining body size and lengthening bills in the past half centuryMcQueen, A. [and others]Shorebirds are shrinking and shapeshifting: declining body size and lengthening bills in the past half century2024Ecology letters271Journal Article: North-West wader and tern expedition 2007 (10th November to 1st December 2007)Minton, Clive, Jessop, Rosalind, Hassell, Chris and Christie, MaureenNorth-West wader and tern expedition 2007 (10th November to 1st December 2007)2008Stilt5331-6Journal Article: John Hobbs Medal 2000: citation - Clive Dudley Minton MA PhDJessop, Rosalind, Graham, Doris, Collins, Peter and Davidson, RosemaryJohn Hobbs Medal 2000: citation - Clive Dudley Minton MA PhD2000Emu100247Journal Article: Clive Minton Medallion citation 2021: Maureen ChristieHanks, Petra and Jessop, RozClive Minton Medallion citation 2021: Maureen Christie2022VWGS bulletin4587-8Book: Report to the Wildlife Conservation Fund Research Grants Program: site faithfulness of Ruddy Turnstone Arenaria interpres in south east of South AustraliaChristie, Maureen, Jessop, Rosalind and Gibbs, HeatherReport to the Wildlife Conservation Fund Research Grants Program: site faithfulness of Ruddy Turnstone <span style="font-style:italic">Arenaria interpres</span> in south east of South Australia[Adelaide]Friends of Shorebirds SE2009Journal Article: J.N. Hobbs Medal 2023: citation - Dr Rosalind JessopKlassen, Marcel; Standen, Roger; and Lane, BrettJ.N. Hobbs Medal 2023: citation - Dr Rosalind Jessop2023Australasian field ornithology40165Journal Article: Clive Minton Medallion citation: Dr Rosalind Jessop: inaugural recipient 2019AnonClive Minton Medallion citation: Dr Rosalind Jessop: inaugural recipient 20192020VWSG bulletin4355