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Would you like to be an Awesome Accreditation Assessor? 12/10/23 Zoom meeting

UPDATE: If you’d like to learn more about what’s involved in being an accreditation assessor join us on Zoom 12/10/23 - 6-7pm- REGISTER TO ATTEND AABR is looking for experienced, accredited bush regen practitioners to become assessors for AABR’s accreditation program. This volunteer role is a perfect vehicle to support the next generation of bush [...]

Restoring long-distance pollinator habitat with bridges, frameworks and magnets

Principle 4 of the National Restoration Standards states, “Full recovery is the goal of ecological restoration even if outcomes take a long timeframe”. The Swift parrot (above) is listed as Critically Endangered by the Commonwealth and listed as Endangered by several states. (Photo: Henry Cook) One of the attributes that determine if an [...]

Drones for Bushland Management

Drone over Hexham Swamp Supplied by Sky Land Management. Photo: S. Pritchard At the AABR field day at Hexham Swamp, near Newcastle NSW, Phil Milling, Managing Director of Sky Land Management, demonstrated and told us how drones can be used for a variety of land management activities. Sky Land Management commenced in 2014, [...]

Restoring the Cumberland Plain

Restoring the Cumberland Plain in north western Sydney – AABR Walk and Talk Xuela Sledge, Project Manager, Cumberland Plain Restoration Program – Greater Sydney Landcare Greater Sydney Landcare and NSW National Parks and Wildlife have teamed up with several other partners to coordinate the Cumberland Plain Restoration Program (CPRP). This is a Saving our Species [...]

Restoration of Akaroa Quarry

Restoration of Akaroa Quarry - Tasmania - using a variety of methods Todd Dudley  - North East Bioregional Network In 2016 the North East Bioregional Network (NEBN) objected to a proposed re opening of a quarry to extract granite for an extension to the St Helens Point barway rock wall. The mine is located in [...]

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