Dr Chris Pocknee talks about the specialised approach of ecological thinning, one of the innovative interventions used at our Watershed Repair Pilot Project at Spring Plains Nature Conservation Reserve (NCR) on Taungurung country. This technique is used in dense regrowth Box Ironbark forest to accelerate forest maturation and restore biodiversity.
Read MoreThe captivating and incredibly biodiverse Wombat Forest is just 50km west of Melbourne. At this webinar, meet the people in the know when it comes to the plethora of precious wildlife, including Greater Gliders, Brush-tailed Phascogales, Barking Owls and Mountain Skink (all of which are threatened with extinction) that call the forest home.
Read MoreRegent Honeyeaters are endangered due to loss of woodland habitat, but a combination of habitat restoration, captive releases, monitoring and research, and community involvement is working towards recovery of this and other woodland species.
Read MoreGrassy woodlands and woodland species are under threat but there are many ways we can transform our grassy woodlands to states that are richer and more resilient to change.
Read MoreThe behaviour of nectar-eating flying foxes and birds is telling us an important story and we need to listen and respond to their message. Dr Eby says we must protect, restore and reconnect habitat over vast distances – scaling- up our local efforts in a coordinated and strategic fashion.
Read MoreThe Babbler Project - linking people and land. Dr Doug Robinson
How plunging Grey-crowned babbler populations have being targeted for conservation family by family. Exemplar restoration project - what people and a scientific plan can do.
Read MoreThe hope of biolinks and practical guidelines for making the dream a reality. Dr Veronica Doerr
Read MoreLessons from the Regent Honeyeater Project – 20 years of nest boxing. The combination of corridors and nest boxes have provided opportunities for populations to grow and disperse and also opportunities to study habitat preferences.
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