Issue 2 - September 2025 It's Time - A word from the President. Peter Dixon Time is the essential ingredient in bush regeneration. In his latest report, AABR President Peter Dixon reflects on the patience, persistence, and long-term commitment needed to truly restore ecosystems — and how AABR helps give nature the time it needs. [...]
Explore Christmas Hills with AABR Vic & Landcare, visiting properties where landholders share experiences in ecological restoration and Wurundjeri firestick practice.
Immerse yourself in the science and practice of wetland restoration at Wirra-lo Camp (1–3 November). This unique weekend combines hands-on activities, guided walks, and knowledge-sharing sessions on techniques for restoring degraded wetlands with lots of opportunities for being social and relaxing. Numbers are limited—register now to secure your place.
The Korinderie Ridge community looks forward to welcoming new and returning volunteers to be part of Regen Week - which is held over 5 days on a multiple occupancy forested property, adjacent to Bundjalung National Park and near Evans Head Northern NSW. Each morning you will join with Korinderie Ridge residents in small teams with a [...]
By Lyndal Sullivan and Marianne Bate December 2024 Figure 1- Location Map of Red Hill prickly pear pilot study site, ‘Gleniston’ north-east of Mudgee. In December 2022 a small trial of herbicide treatment of Prickly Pear (Opuntia sp.) was undertaken in the Mudgee area. It pointed to the effectiveness of spraying with Fluroxypyr. [...]
Join AABR for a 2.4km return bushwalk (moderate to hard) through Sydney Blue Gums. Explore the ecological significance within the Hornsby Shire Council area, practice some plant ID, and connect with others passionate about bush regeneration. The walk will take approximately 1.5 hours and includes uneven terrain, steps, and slopes. Bring sturdy shoes, water, sunscreen, insect repellent, and snacks for a light picnic lunch at Rosemead Reserve after the walk.
AABR Acknowledges the Worimi people upon whose land we will be walking and talking. Join us for an illuminating and informative Walk & Talk where you'll discover what makes a rainforest special, focusing on our unique local littoral rainforest. Despite its history of disturbances, ongoing restoration efforts funded by the National Parks and Wildlife Service [...]
Rainforest Connections 2024 Conference Ballina, NSW 4th -7th June 2024 NSW Government in partnership with Saving our Species are proud to bring you Rainforest Connections 2024. Rainforest Connections 2024 is the first conference in over two decades that is dedicated to the restoration, rehabilitation, and management of Australia’s unique rainforest habitats. This event will connect [...]
Lachlan Curran PhD student, University of Queensland. Beneath our feet lie some of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet. It is estimated that over half of all species reside within the soil. The complex interactions between these species and the wider environment drive a range of ecosystem services. These services are influenced by, and [...]
Scott Meier, AABR Board Member BARRC (Bushland and Rainforest Restoration & Consulting). Littoral Rainforest (LRF) occurs in small pockets along the east coast of Australia from Cape York Peninsula into Victoria and is often described as being confined to within 2km of the ocean or major estuary. It is a fire sensitive community that often [...]
