Learning Resources

Pea flowers are a wonderfully diverse group of plants with over 1100 native species, many of which have yellow petals with red markings earning them the tag ‘egg-and-bacon’ pea flowers. Shirley’s presentation will cover how to recognise pea flowers along with tips on how to differentiate the ‘egg-and-bacon’ pea flowers. Presenter Shirley McLaran is the [...]

Grassland Resurrection - Connecting Knowledge, Research & Management Forum 8 May, 2026. Fitzroy Town Hall , Melbourne, Victoria Kai Lane Kai is a proud Yorta-Yorta Barapa-Barapa man, with connections to Dja Dja Wurrung and Wurundjeri, who is passionate about his culture and loves to share his knowledge. Growing up near the Murray River he now [...]

Weedlings and Seedlings: Why Tiny Plants Make or Break Restoration – Rusty Linnane | AABR Fest 2024 Imagine applying for a grant on the strength of a rare species on your site… then accidentally spraying its only seedling in a primary sweep. That quiet risk sits behind every bushland job where we don’t really know [...]

The introduction and panelists Q and A from the premiere of Rescuing Wingham Brush July 4 2024 on Zoom. The event was chaired by Tein McDonald. The movie was introduced by Tamara Campbell - Area Manager, NPWS Manning-Great Lakes. Panellists for the Q and A were John Stockard, Mike Dodkin, Scott Meier, Nancy Pallin, Tabetha [...]

The monthly meeting of the Chemicals In the Management of Biodiversity Working Group of AABR welcomed guest speakers Ellis Moore and Peter MacLeod from the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Management Authority (APVMA) and Michael Laity from the Agriculture Victoria. The presentations were on the regulation of chemical labelling and off-label use, gaining off label [...]

Federal, State and Regional agencies along with community groups and private landholders have all been striving to address the consequences of the bushfires of 2019-20. This Zoom webinar highlighted the insights, actions and opportunities that are occurring as the ecosystems transition with various levels of support.

The success and longevity of restoration projects is intertwined with the relationships that are developed with stakeholders at the beginning and throughout a project. By Engaging Others,a project can enable environmental, social, cultural and economic outcomes to be delivered and provide benefits long after ‘the project’ formally ends. The fact sheet provides an overview of [...]

This page contains lots of links to presentations from conferences and field days that align with the regenTV themes and support the learning resources. These videos have been produced by the event organisers.

In order to provide corridors of connectivity for fauna habitat needs and the ability for flora to migrate as a response to climate change and landscape fragmentation, large-scale linkage partnership projects have been Scaling Up. The worksheets explore landscape scale projects that are being implemented and provide numerous examples and links to further information to explore the topic with reference to the National Restoration Standards.

These resources explore the issues around species selection and provenance within the context of a fragmented landscape in a climate-changing world. The fact sheet provides a summary of Principles 1 and 3 and Appendix 3 from the National Restoration Standards. The student worksheets investigate establishing seed production facilities and provenance selection to optimise species’ resilience.