Six thousand hectares of natural vegetation were cleared per annum in the period 1980-88, a reduction by one third of the rate between 1972 and 1980. Clearing is concentrated in plant communities with poor reservation status, with some communities being threatened with extinction by this process. Some options are raised to maintain important natural vegetation on private land
We introduce an initiative to enhance the conservation of native vegetation in Tasmania. Our focus i...
Australia’s most fragmented and least reserved landscapes are the grassy eucalypt woodlands of the s...
Outlines the ways in which the clearing of native vegetation has been regulated in NSW from 1788 to ...
Six thousand hectares of natural vegetation were cleared per annum in the period 1980-88, a reductio...
The progress of biodiversity conservation is a function of the historic development of reserve syste...
Following 180 years of agricultural settlement, the Midlands area of Tasmania has been drastically t...
Heathland is a speciose and floriferous vegetation type, defined by its stature (<2 m) and dominance...
Following 180 yr of agricultural settlement, the Midlands area of Tasmania has been drastically tran...
Between 1972 and 1999 the clearance of Tasmanian runs for crops, improved pasture and dams declined ...
Large-scale land use for commercial forestry has placed increased pressure on Tasmania's valuable ...
Since the arrival of European settlers to Australia, many of Australia’s unique ecosystems have been...
Tasmanian woodlands range from the coast to the climatic treeline, from some of the poorest soils in...
The clearing of native vegetation is one of the nation\u27s most important, yet controversial, envir...
The lowland temperate grasslands and grassy woodlands of Tasmania have become fragmented and degrade...
Clearing of native woody vegetation in the New South Wales northern wheatbelt was mapped for the per...
We introduce an initiative to enhance the conservation of native vegetation in Tasmania. Our focus i...
Australia’s most fragmented and least reserved landscapes are the grassy eucalypt woodlands of the s...
Outlines the ways in which the clearing of native vegetation has been regulated in NSW from 1788 to ...
Six thousand hectares of natural vegetation were cleared per annum in the period 1980-88, a reductio...
The progress of biodiversity conservation is a function of the historic development of reserve syste...
Following 180 years of agricultural settlement, the Midlands area of Tasmania has been drastically t...
Heathland is a speciose and floriferous vegetation type, defined by its stature (<2 m) and dominance...
Following 180 yr of agricultural settlement, the Midlands area of Tasmania has been drastically tran...
Between 1972 and 1999 the clearance of Tasmanian runs for crops, improved pasture and dams declined ...
Large-scale land use for commercial forestry has placed increased pressure on Tasmania's valuable ...
Since the arrival of European settlers to Australia, many of Australia’s unique ecosystems have been...
Tasmanian woodlands range from the coast to the climatic treeline, from some of the poorest soils in...
The clearing of native vegetation is one of the nation\u27s most important, yet controversial, envir...
The lowland temperate grasslands and grassy woodlands of Tasmania have become fragmented and degrade...
Clearing of native woody vegetation in the New South Wales northern wheatbelt was mapped for the per...
We introduce an initiative to enhance the conservation of native vegetation in Tasmania. Our focus i...
Australia’s most fragmented and least reserved landscapes are the grassy eucalypt woodlands of the s...
Outlines the ways in which the clearing of native vegetation has been regulated in NSW from 1788 to ...