Dahlia Foo

Dahlia Foo is a Fellow at The Australian National University, affiliated with the Research School of Biology. She is part of the Division of Ecology and Evolution and a member of the Sequeira Group, which focuses on Statistical Modelling & Marine Megafauna Movement. Her role includes that of a Postdoctoral Fellow, and she is based in C313A, Level 3, RN Robertson Building. Further details about her research and publications can be found on her profile page.

Dahlia Foo's research focuses on foraging ecology, animal behaviour, and marine predators, with an emphasis on understanding the ecological and environmental factors influencing foraging strategies in marine mammals. Her work explores how oceanographic variability and resource availability shape foraging decisions in species such as long-nosed fur seals and southern elephant seals. She investigates the role of environmental drivers in determining foraging site fidelity and the impact of oceanic conditions on survival and development in marine ecosystems. Her studies also address the ecological implications of offshore structures and their interactions with marine life.