Kerryn leads environmental initiatives that integrate conservation into day-to-day mining operations. From tracking koalas with thermal drones to shaping rehabilitation programs, her role blends fieldwork, innovation, and community impact.
Kerryn is at the forefront of redefining what environmental work looks like in mining. She’s part of a cross-functional team at Pembroke that’s pioneering conservation-led mining — using infrared drone technology and telemetry tracking to protect vulnerable species like koalas and greater gliders. Her work is proof that conservation and mining can go hand in hand.
Bachelor of Environmental Science
Kerryn’s career journey has included roles as a veterinary nurse, environmental consultant, and even a primary school teacher – all leading to her current role in conservation and resources. Similar careers can begin with environmental science or ecology qualifications, and evolve through hands-on experience in sustainability and project delivery.
