Harrison Sollis

Harrison Sollis is an ecologist specialising in herpetofauna, botany, and restoration ecology. He holds an MSc with First Class Honours in Conservation Biology researching racer snakes in the Galápagos Islands. Harrison has extensive experience surveying and managing indigenous fauna, including lizards, frogs, bats, and birds, using spotlighting, trapping, hand-searching, and other specialist techniques. His botanical expertise includes vegetation monitoring, pest plant control, and restoration planting across Auckland and the North Island. He has contributed to major conservation and restoration projects, including lizard salvage, Hochstetter’s frog surveys, and myrtle rust surveillance. Harrison combines strong field skills with practical experience in ecological restoration and pest management.