Understanding hydrological and sub-soil dynamics
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Facilitating recovery: Marshalling food web dynamics and engaging landholders to keep our woodlands thriving
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Harnessing the activity of soil disturbing animals to restore degraded woodlands
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Restoration of Australian Light Horse Memorial Park
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Mulloon Rehydration Initiative, a catchment scale rehydration project
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Spring Plains Watershed Repair project
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Parks Victoria’s Box Ironbark forest ecological thinning trials
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Weaver livestock - regenerative agriculture
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‘Safe to Fail’ practices strips, an experimental approach to implementing regenerative grazing
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Healthy landscapes project example
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Regenerative agriculture at Bibbaringa
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Practical considerations for Ecological thinning
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The application of Landscape Function Analysis (LFA) to the Restoration of Disturbed Landscapes
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These resources were kindly provided by David Tongway to support his presentation on Landscape Function Analysis presented at the 2021 Leaky Landscapes symposium.
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This workshop showcases ecological restoration projects designed to repair the hydrological function, soil health and associated biodiversity of damaged ‘natural’ bushland that has been highly altered by past land uses. Under discussion will be practical approaches for restoration, learnings from trials and how trials can be scaled-up for greater impact at landscape scales.
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Regenerative agriculture has been at the forefront of the development of systems and tools to restore water-availability and soil health of landscapes - seeking techniques that require reading how ecosystems and landscapes function and working with natural processes to repair them. This workshop will showcase exemplary properties and projects that have undertaken rehydration and restoration works in production settings. How can regenerative agriculture be a meaningful part of the solution to Australia’s biodiversity crisis, will be a key focus of discussion in the workshop.
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Darren J. Doherty, CPAg (AIA) - Regarians "Global Examples of Regenerative Agroecology in Ecosystem Restoration"
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Professor David Watson - “Facilitating recovery: marshalling food web dynamics and engaging landholders to keep our woodlands thriving” and Professor David Eldridge UNSW - “Harnessing the activity of soil disturbing animals to restore degraded woodlands”
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Dr David Tongway - “The application of Landscape Function Analysis (LFA) to the Restoration of Disturbed Landscapes” and Dr Jon Fawcett - CDM Smith “Understanding hydrological and sub-soil dynamics”
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