Elisa Bayraktarov is an ecologist with background in environmental monitoring. She was the research scientist driving the development of Australia’s Threatened Species Index (2016 – 2020). Elisa worked with a large number of collaborators—from BirdLife Australia, universities (UQ, CDU, ANU, Uni Melbourne, Uni Sydney), collaborators from the Commonwealth and all State and Territory governments, the Australian Wildlife Conservancy, Bush Heritage Australia, the Atlas of Living Australia, and the Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network. Besides her work, Elisa enjoys practicing as many languages as possible (English, German, Spanish, Bulgarian) and loves to watch and perform Improvisational Theatre. Currently, Elisa is the Manager of the EcoCommons program which builds the platform of choice for ecological and environmental modelling (ecocommons.org.au). Elisa is a co-leader of the Threatened Species Index project.
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- The first Threatened Reptile Index (2025)
- The Threatened Frog Index (2025)
- The 2025 TSX update
- The first Threatened Frog Index (2024)
- The 2024 TSX update
- The 2023 Threatened Bird Index
- The 2022 TSX update
- The first Threatened Plant Index (2020)
- The first Threatened Mammal Index (2019)
- The first Threatened Bird Index (2018)
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- About
- View the Index
- TSX data visualiser
- How do I know how good the index is?
- The first Threatened Reptile Index (2025)
- The Threatened Frog Index (2025)
- The 2025 TSX update
- The first Threatened Frog Index (2024)
- The 2024 TSX update
- The 2023 Threatened Bird Index
- The 2022 TSX update
- The first Threatened Plant Index (2020)
- The first Threatened Mammal Index (2019)
- The first Threatened Bird Index (2018)
- Contribute Data
- Resources
- Updates
- Contact


