Environmental Restoration or Green Deserts and Ecological Traps The Field Naturalists Club of Victoria (FNCV) presents a two‐day program covering aspects of the regeneration and rehabilitation of damaged ecosystems. Human activity is rapidly increasing the number and size of damaged areas. This two‐day symposium will include 11 presentations on various aspects of regeneration and a [...]
Optimising the conservation of remnants and regrowth requires us to also reconstruct linkages - but where will the seed come from?
On Saturday 31/8/19 AABR and the Cumberland Land Conservancy (CLC) are hosting an all-day field trip at the Wallaroo property of the Cumberland Land conservancy. We'll be exploring the natural assets of the endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland and evaluating the tools and techniques being used to monitor and restore the seven vegetation types present on the CLC reserves.
Photos from AABR events can be viewed in the photo gallery The collection includes: 21/7/16 AABR 30th Anniversary Awards & Dinner 6/3/17 AABR Pioneers Lunch
When we're out and about there are always photos being taken and we'd like to share them. The Gallery page hosts AABR's collection of photos and will be developed in the future to accommodate case studies of Before and Afters. Here are the happy snaps
Yesterday's AABR symposium "Rebuilding ecosystems, what are the principles?" was a great success. The conference centre venue was a great space and about 220 people attended. From all accounts the audience were all blown away by the very high quality of the ecological restoration work represented by the 7 invited speakers as well as the [...]
information exchange ~ professional development ~ networking ~ connecting with other AABR members and like minded people These events are for AABR members and other people interested in ecological restoration. To register your interest and suggest ideas for future events, email secretary@aabr.org.au. Also keep an eye on the AABR newsletter & and on this website for [...]
