Project Description
Councils undertaking ecological restoration projects have an additional suite of challenges to deal with. This presentation outlines the reality of working on-ground within a council system, how bush regeneration principles are applied under strategic parameters and the critical role and importance of volunteers in enhancing on-ground outcomes, education and leveraging funding. This video also provides snapshots of successful restoration projects on Themeda EEC, littoral rainforest and dune systems.
| Topic | Mins: seconds |
|---|---|
| Introduction | 00:00 |
| Titles | 00:10 |
| Background to location | 00:20 |
| Basic restoration principles | 01:24 |
| Constraints of restoration | 01:52 |
| Dynamics of bush regen-disturbance | 02:50 |
| Northern Beaches ecosystems | 03:54 |
| Case Study: Porter Reserve littoral remnant | 04:25 |
| Strategic planning, partnerships, volunteers, stewardship | 04:54 |
| Community engagement | 05:45 |
| Leveraging Volunteers | 06:09 |
| Case Study North Mona Vale Headland- Themeda EEC- techniques | 06:30 |
| Lesson learnt- communication, social and public perceptions, stakeholders | 08:39 |
| Benefits of longer grant funding | 10:15 |
| Case Study: :Mona vale basin-restoration of degraded dune | 10:32 |
| Thanks, dynamic dialogue of site | 11:15 |
| Credits | 11:40 |
| End | 12:00 |
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