Case 2: Enhancing farm dams

Challenge Nearly 60 percent of Australia’s landmass is owned or managed privately. For the long-term survival of the nation’s biodiversity, private landholders should be included in expanding protected areas for...

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Case 1: Regent Honeyeater @ Chiltern

[caption id="attachment_227" align="alignright" width="300"] "Reflections", by Kirrily Anderson, Chiltern Recreation Reserve (Photo: W Ward)[/caption] Challenge The Regent Honeyeater is critically endangered native songbird living in southeastern Australia. One of the...

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Managing biodiversity on private land

In Australia, farms are facing increasing soil erosion, spreading soil salinity, diminishing biodiversity and global climate change. These issues make conserving biodiversity complex; they highlight the need for inclusive, respectful...

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Just like riding a bike

It's amazing how some things just seem to flow when you start up after a break. In July this year, I was approached to write some stories about innovative ongoing...

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So what’s your story?

Today, the Comms Doctor launches a new series of podcasts about the stories of six researchers and some of their latest research - in their words. What's Your Story, available...

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Collaborations in NRM – What makes a good one?

#Trust and #respect between team members is vital for strong relationships and professional collaborations in natural resource management #NRM - and for a recent presentation on 25/05/2021 to #environment undergraduate...

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