Eve Lazarus

Eve is an ecologist with over 20 years’ experience, specialising in botany, mycology, restoration ecology, environmental management and agro-ecology. She has worked across diverse Tasmanian landscapes, with additional project experience in the Northern Territory. Eve is best known for connecting ecological science with strategy and community to deliver effective, landscape-scale outcomes.

Over her career Eve has developed and managed projects spanning threatened species conservation, large scale river restoration, carbon/biodiversity/ESG assessments and reporting, cross-tenure weed management and agricultural best practice. 

Eve is known for effective community engagement, including participatory workshops, practical tools and applied ecological advice. She is proficient in GIS and data management, and has contributed to research, evaluations and publications, including the most recent Tasmanian State of Environment report.

Outside work, Eve enjoys time at her bush block on Flinders Island, riding motorbikes and mountain bikes, and discussing big ideas with good people.