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Large Old Trees Webinar
Large Old Trees Webinar

Hear about ways to protect and restore these elders of our lands. At this webinar, we'll together look at:
Why are Large Old Trees so important? What are the dire threats they face? How can we together urgently help them?

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Central Victoria, Australia, citizen science, Climate adaption, Connecting habitat, Ecological monitoring, Ecology, Exemplar projects, Greenhill to Black Hill, Heathcote region, Kyneton region, Landholders, large old trees, Webinar, videoSophie Bickford
Remnant Habitat workshop - presented as part of the 2021 Leaky Landscapes symposium
Remnant Habitat workshop - presented as part of the 2021 Leaky Landscapes symposium

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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2021 symposium, video, Central Victoria, Functional repair, landscape repair, Dry forestsSophie Bickford
Regenerative Agriculture workshop - presented as part of the 2021 Leaky Landscapes symposium
Regenerative Agriculture workshop - presented as part of the 2021 Leaky Landscapes symposium

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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2021 symposium, Regenerative Agriculture, video, River restoration, Functional repairSophie Bickford