The South East Queensland (SEQ) Ecological Restoration Framework is a regional standard for undertaking restoration projects. It comprises a Code of Practice, Guidelines and Manual. Ultimately, ecological restoration projects delivered under the Framework will: Conserve and enhance biodiversity through increasing …
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Grey-headed, black and little red flying-foxes are a vital component of the South East Queensland (SEQ) landscape. Development and changed land-use in the SEQ region and elsewhere has led to fewer available habitat areas and regular monitoring of day-time roosts …
You are invited to submit an abstract by 30 September for a special issue of the online and open access journal ‘Conservation Evidence’. The aim of this special issue is to document specific conservation interventions that delivered changes in behaviours …
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Members of the London Natural History Society have two things in common – an interest in nature and a wish to learn more about the diverse wildlife of the London area. London’s biodiversity faces new challenges from climate change and …
The Woodland Trust wants to see a country rich in native woods and trees enjoyed and valued by everyone. It aims to work with others to plant more native trees, protect native woods, trees and their wildlife for the future, …
The Australian Network for Plant Conservation (ANPC) is hosting five workshops relevant to the identification, management and restoration of native vegetation over the coming months. The workshop topics are: Jewels in the landscape: managing significant native vegetation remnants (2 workshops) …
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In new research, scientists from the University of Sydney have traced the causes of biodiversity loss to their origin by creating a complex map of the world economy. The researchers cross-referenced the supply chains of more than 15,000 commodities – …
The United Nations proclaimed 22 May The International Day for Biological Diversity (IDB) to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues. The theme for the International Day for Biological Diversity 2012 is “Marine Biodiversity”.
Brisbane’s The Hut Environmental & Community Association Inc (THECA) is hosting its 11th Bushcare Forum on 26 May 2012 with the theme “Connections: Spatial, Social and Temporal Links for Biodiversity”. The forum will explore the significance of connection issues in …
The Australian Government is developing a strategy to restore and manage ecological connections in the Australian landscape. The National Wildlife Corridors Plan Advisory Group has prepared a Draft National Wildlife Corridors Plan. The Advisory Group is seeking public comments and …
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