Restoring Woodland Habitats for Birds

are overviews of the status of Australia’s birds, the threats they face and the conservation actions taken. This seventh annual report focuses on revegetation for woodland birds, particularly those in agricultural landscapes. Australia’s woodlands—especially in the temperate south-eastern and south-western wheat and sheep belts—are among the most extensively cleared, fragmented and severely degraded habitats on the continent. And Australia’s woodland birds, including many species generally regarded as common and widespread, are declining at an alarming rate