Events
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Post-fire regeneration in NSW – where are we 12 months on?
FeaturedONLINEREGISTER IN ADVANCE FOR THIS MEETING Hundreds of AABR members rose to the challenge of supporting post-fire regeneration only to have their intent somewhat stifled by a pandemic. In spite of this five NSW site coordinators managed to navigate the COVID constraints and deliver on-ground outcomes. We will be sharing the process and the achievements [...]
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Using fire to restore Cumberland Plain Woodland
Scheyville National Park Waterline Gate, Old Pitt Town Road, Scheyville, NSW, AustraliaSee how the Cumberland Plain Woodland is being restored using fire, thinning, course woody debris distribution & installation of artificial hollows.
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Understanding Vegetation Shifts (Part 2): Mesic Shift & restoring fire regimes
ONLINEMesic shift is changing how bushland functions and the habitat types it provides — and how we respond matters. This technical webinar explores the drivers of mesic shift, fire regimes and applied disturbance as tools for managing vegetation density and long-term ecosystem resilience. It is grounded in observation, reference ecosystems and real-world decision-making.
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Post-fire restoration at Crowdy Bay National Park: keeping pace with recovery
Kyles Beach Campground Kylies Beach Campground, Crowdy Bay National Park, NSWSecure your tickets here- RSVP by 29/8/26 Saturday 5 September 2026 | 8:30 meeting for a 9.00 am start . ending with lunchMeet at Kylie’s Beach Carpark, Crowdy Bay National Park, NSW What happens when bush regeneration can follow the needs of the bush – rather than a fixed budget or works schedule? Join AABR [...]
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