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”
Read MoreDr 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”
Read MoreUrgency and climate change - Repairing Victorian Landscapes - Spring Plains Watershed Repair project
Read MoreFoundational repair - Repairing Victorian Landscapes - The Spring Plains Watershed Repair project
Read MoreStagnant forest - Repairing Victorian Landscapes - The Spring Plains Watershed Repair project
Read MoreThe Spring Plains Nature Conservation Reserve, on Taungurung country, in central Victoria is a local hotspot for Swift Parrots and other threatened species. However, its damaged soils are no longer porous enough to absorb rainfall, so less water is available to the landscape and its food webs. Like many other box-ironbark forests, the ecosystem is so damaged that it cannot recover without active restoration interventions.
Read MoreNewham Landcare has produced this 5 minute video which promotes the important role of the Cobaw Biolink in enhancing the connections between Mount Macedon and the Cobaw Range on both private and public land. This video aims to engage landholders and residents and make them aware that their contribution, no matter how big or small, is environmentally vital. Protecting existing high quality native vegetation and creating connectivity in the biolink will help native plants and animals adapt to climate change. Spotlight surveys on habitat-rich roadsides round Newham found more animals present in the Cobaw Biolink than during similar surveys on Mount Macedon.
Read MoreBiolinks Alliance Ecologist Paul Foreman speaks about an exciting ecological restoration project being developed by the Alliance with the Taungurung people, Parks Victoria and the Heathcote community, the Spring Plains Watershed Repair project.
Read MoreHear our expert panel of speakers discuss how to adequately design and implement surveys and monitoring for Squirrel Gliders
Read MoreRestoring and reconnecting remnant habitat in highly fragmented agricultural landscapes where Squirrel Gliders persist is a key action to ensure their survival. This workshop will consider best practices for restoring landscapes for these species.
Read MoreGreater Glider populations have a disjunct distribution across their range largely due to habitat loss such as clearing, logging and fires, but also resulting from historic climate change that has left some populations isolated (eg. Wombat Forest, Strathbogie Ranges, South Gippsland). Climate change is impacting remnant habitats’ ability to support glider populations.
Read MoreWhile most Greater Glider habitat is on public land, private land provides strategic habitat connections in several landscapes. This workshop considers the importance of the role of permanent protection in assisting with the survival of this species.
Read MoreGreat Eastern Ranges Glideways Program - Q & A with Gary Howling, Executive Director of the Great Eastern Ranges
Read MoreBiolinks Alliance Greater and Squirrel Glider 2020 Symposium keynote by Associate Professor Ross Goldingay
Read MoreBiolinks Alliance Greater and Squirrel Glider 2020 Symposium keynote by Rodney Van Der Ree - originally presented as part of the 2019 TreeNet conference
Read MoreBiolinks Alliance Greater and Squirrel Glider 2020 Symposium keynote by Dr Rodney Van Der Ree - originally presented as part of the 2019 TreeNet conference
Read MoreBiolinks Alliance Greater and Squirrel Glider 2020 Symposium keynote by Dr Kara Youngentob
Read MoreBiolinks Alliance Greater and Squirrel Glider 2020 Symposium keynote by Professor David Lindenmayer
Read MoreBiolinks Alliance Greater and Squirrel Glider 2020 Symposium keynote by Professor David Lindenmayer
Read MoreBiolinks Alliance Greater and Squirrel Glider 2020 Symposium keynote by Associate Professor Craig Nitschke
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