WSP Project Administrator
Kathryn Dullard is a skilled environmental professional with expertise in project coordination, stakeholder engagement, and sustainability. With degrees in Agricultural Science and International Development, she has led impactful initiatives across renewable energy, biodiversity conservation, and community safety. She has built her career on designing and implementing programs that promote sustainability and community resilience, particularly in the areas of biodiversity, farm safety, and food security. Her work is characterized by a collaborative approach, fostering connections between communities, industries, and governments to achieve long-term, impactful outcomes.
Previously, Kathryn led a WorkSafe-funded initiative to improve farm safety in the horticulture sector, building safety networks and creating accessible, multilingual training programs to address critical gaps for vulnerable workers. Kathryn’s expertise also extends to biodiversity conservation, having worked with Native Seeds Pty Ltd to promote the use of native Australian grasses in environmental restoration projects. Her work involved engaging stakeholders across conservation groups, local councils, and industry, emphasizing evidence-based strategies for sustainable land management.
Passionate about climate action, Kathryn is dedicated to empowering communities and advancing practical solutions that balance environmental preservation with human well-being. She believes in the power of collaboration to drive meaningful change and create a more sustainable future.