This project, developed in partnership with Australian Bush Heritage, will provide key information to maximise the conservation value of the nationally significant Brigalow Belt woodlands.
This project aims to add temporal depth to our understanding of the distribution of native avifauna in relation to the spatial configuration of remnant native vegetation in agricultural landscapes.
This project aims to improve the management of eucalypt forests in northern Australia by increasing knowledge of their dynamics, diversity and conservation values.
This project aims to improve understanding of plant population viability in fragmented landscapes by providing information on the importance and spatial dependence of genetic and ecological interactions among populations.
This fact sheet written by John Woinarski and Brydie Hill presents the key findings from the Land & Water Australia managed project: Defining successional patterns and biodiversity values of north Australian eucalypt forests.
Overall, this study provides major new insights into the dynamics of these important tropical eucalypt forests, particularly allowing comparison with the dynamics of temperate eucalypt forests. The study has important management (more)...
