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A Landscape Approach to Determine the Ecological Value of Paddock Trees

Summary Report Years 1 and 2

This project aimed to assess the ecological value of scattered paddock trees at a landscape scale, using two approaches. This first was to undertake an intensive mapping program for two study areas in South Australia, equating to an area of 378,000 hectares, and the second to undertake a field study to assess how birds use paddock trees at various levels of tree cover.

Islands of bush in a sea of Pines

Summary of studies from the Tumut Fragmentation Experiment.

Biodiversity in Grain and Graze

Trapping the 'BiGG' benefits of Biodiversity

Avon Biodiversity in Grain and Graze

Volume 1, Issue 1. March 2007

Biodiversity in Mixed Farming Landscapes in Central Western NSW

A scientific report on the case study farm component of Grain and Graze regional initiative - Central West-Lachlan

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Thinking Bush - Issue 3

Science for managing native vegetation in Australian landscapes

An occasional magazine from Land & Water Australia’s Native Vegetation Program that is full of new ways of thinking about, planning and managing the Australian Bush. This issue’s theme - Managing native vegetation in agricultural landscapes

Quickchecks

Healthy Land… Healthy Wool Growing Business – Natural resource monitoring tools for woolgrowers

Quickchecks is an NRM Monitoring tool for woolgrowers. It is designed to be used as part of a facilitated group, or by individual producers. It can also be of value to farmers with other enterprises. The manual contains six NRM modules that can be selected for monitoring: GRAZING PADDOCKS – this module looks at 16 key measures of pasture health and is a practical way to measure (more)...