Jacqueline Comery Galton-Fenzi

Volunteer Non-Executive Director

Jacqueline brings a unique combination of environmental expertise, governance capability and lived wildlife rehabilitation experience to Wildlife Network Tasmania. With a professional background in environmental engineering and strategic project work, alongside hands-on wildlife care experience, she understands both the practical and systemic challenges facing the wildlife rehabilitation sector.

Her career has involved working across complex and often remote environments, where collaboration, resilience and thoughtful leadership are essential. These experiences have strengthened her passion for building sustainable systems that better support wildlife, volunteers and long-term conservation outcomes.

Jacqueline believes wildlife rehabilitation is built on community, shared knowledge and compassionate leadership. She is particularly passionate about reducing fragmentation across the sector and helping create stronger pathways for communication, education and volunteer support.

At WNT, Jacqueline brings calm strategic thinking, a collaborative approach and a strong commitment to strengthening Tasmania’s wildlife rehabilitation community for the future.