Theme 3.0

Theme 3.0

Monitoring and management

Improved monitoring and management of threatened species and threatened ecosystems, including the effectiveness of interventions, is essential to learn what conservation actions work best.

A better understanding of the current condition of ecosystems is the first step in this process.

This theme will focus on:

  • Improved reporting and information on threatened species and ecological communities
  • Better prediction of threatened species trajectories
  • Practical adaptive management for threatened species conservation and recovery programs improvement.
Projects
Developing a threatened species index

Developing a threatened species index

3.1
This project will develop and evaluate a set of indices that can provide reliable and robust measures of population trends across Australia’s threatened species. This will support more coherent and transparent reporting of changes in biodiversity across national, state and regional levels.
Improving threatened species monitoring

Improving threatened species monitoring

3.2
This project aims to improve the design and implementation of cost-effective monitoring for threatened species. The project will assess the extent and quality of monitoring across threatened species, and seek to understand what contributes to good monitoring.
Using reintroductions to understand causes of mammal declines and extinctions at Booderee National Park

Using reintroductions to understand causes of mammal declines and extinctions at Booderee National Park

3.2.2.1
Active management in Booderee National Park has stabilised declines of many species and created conditions considered suitable to trial reintroductions of at least three regionally extinct mammals. This project will support Parks Australia in planning and monitoring the releases.
Monitoring Threatened Species on Indigenous lands: Bilbies in the Martu Determination

Monitoring Threatened Species on Indigenous lands: Bilbies in the Martu Determination

3.2.2.2
Martu people are traditional owners of over 14 million hectares of the western deserts, one of the last strongholds of the greater bilby. The project is combining Indigenous knowledge and Western scientific techniques to create and establish bilby monitoring and data management programs that will be implemented by Martu Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa Rangers.
A tool for evaluating biodiversity monitoring programs in national parks

A tool for evaluating biodiversity monitoring programs in national parks

3.2.2.3
Monitoring is crucial for determining trends in plant and animal populations and their response to management. However, decisions about how much to invest in monitoring, and where, when and how to allocate monitoring effort, are complex. This project will further develop a computer simulation tool (SPOTR) for evaluating the performance of biodiversity monitoring programs.
Bioacoustic monitoring of breeding in glossy and red-tailed black-cockatoos

Bioacoustic monitoring of breeding in glossy and red-tailed black-cockatoos

3.2.2.4
Breeding success is a key limiting factor in population recovery for the threatened glossy black-cockatoo and south-eastern red-tailed black-cockatoo. Monitoring is important to guide conservation actions, however these species are difficult to monitor using traditional methods. This project will develop novel bioacoustic methods to monitor breeding in these species.
Using drones for biodiversity monitoring

Using drones for biodiversity monitoring

3.2.3.1
This project will trial the performance of drones with thermal cameras to provide tangible advice to managers about when they should be used to augment traditional ecological monitoring approaches. It will also develop a framework for designing drone-based surveys, and evaluate the statistical and technical trade-offs between different survey designs.
Thermal imaging for biodiversity monitoring

Thermal imaging for biodiversity monitoring

3.2.3.2
Traditional techniques for monitoring wildlife such as spotlighting are often too expensive, inefficient or impractical for widespread use. New technologies and new advances in survey methods have the potential to provide data that are more accurate for lower costs.
Ecosystem Accounts in the Victorian Central Highlands

Ecosystem Accounts in the Victorian Central Highlands

3.2.4
Natural resource management is complex and involves policy compromises. Discord between environmental and economic metrics creates problems in assessing trade-offs between current and potential resource uses. Ecosystem accounts, which quantify ecosystems and their benefits for human wellbeing provide exciting opportunities to contribute significantly to the policy process.
Arid Zone Monitoring: Surveys for vertebrates across arid and semi-arid zones

Arid Zone Monitoring: Surveys for vertebrates across arid and semi-arid zones

3.2.5
We know little about the distribution, abundance, and status of desert wildlife. This project is working with indigenous and non-indigenous partners to collate and analyse this information, to produce a collective picture of the distributions of desert species and their threats, and how these are changing over time.
Evidence-based management protocols for recovery of multiple threatened woodland birds

Evidence-based management protocols for recovery of multiple threatened woodland birds

3.2.6
Eastern Australia’s temperate woodlands have been significantly cleared, with 80% of their former extent already gone, and the classically Australian woodland bird community that is inseparably bound with them disintegrating.
Managing jila on Ngurrara Country

Managing jila and fire on Ngurrara Country

3.2.7
Jila and jumu (desert water sources) are critical components of the ecological and cultural fabric of desert ecosystems. The Ngurrara team aims to develop a monitoring program to chart the ecological as well as the cultural outcomes of jila management, so they can respond to changes appropriately.
Monitoring bogong moth population change

Monitoring bogong moth population change

3.2.8
Recent reports of bogong moth migration failure have caused major concerns among managers, ecologists and the general public. This project seeks to establish a robust bogong moth monitoring strategy that will provide accurate estimates of the annual variation in biomass available to mountain pygmy possums.
Practical adaptive management to improve threatened species conservation programs

Practical adaptive management to improve threatened species conservation programs

3.3
This project will develop general guidelines and specific practical case studies that demonstrate how adaptive management techniques can be integrated into (and then significantly improve) conservation management.
Adaptive Management for threatened mammals in the Victorian Central Highlands

Adaptive Management for threatened mammals in the Victorian Central Highlands

3.3.2
Many species of mammals and birds are dependent on the Mountain Ash forests of Victoria’s Central Highlands. This project will use analysis of existing long-term monitoring data, new field-based experimental research and radio-tracking to strengthen the scientific evidence base of strategies to secure the long-term conservation of species dependent on these forests.
The conservation of Greater Glider populations in the Victorian Central Highlands

The conservation of Greater Glider populations in the Victorian Central Highlands

3.3.4
The project focuses on greater glider populations in the mountain ash forests of the Victorian Central Highlands, aiming to 1) quantify how populations in the focus region are changing across space and over time; and 2) identify the factors underpinning the observed changes.
Recovering malleefowl with adaptive management of feral predators

Recovering malleefowl with adaptive management of feral predators

3.3.5
The distribution and abundance of malleefowl (Leipoa ocellata) has declined markedly since the arrival of Europeans to Australia. The main identified threats include habitat loss and fragmentation, herbivore grazing, changed fire regimes and invasive predators.
Adaptive reintroduction strategies for the northern corroboree frog

Adaptive reintroduction strategies for the northern corroboree frog

3.3.6
Reintroductions of the Critically Endangered northern corroboree frog have met limited success due to the continued effects of chytrid fungus. This project will develop and trial innovative new translocation and reintroduction approaches, to reestablish wild populations of the northern corroboree frog in the ACT.
Mitigating and managing barriers to fish passage and improving river connectivity

Mitigating and managing barriers to fish passage and improving river connectivity

3.3.7
This project will fill knowledge gaps about the swimming ability and behaviour of declining native fish species; their susceptibility to altered environmental conditions; and their ability to adapt to these altered conditions. The results will inform the design of fishways around physical barriers and the management of cold water releases from dams.
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Theme Leader
David Lindenmayer
Prof David Lindenmayer
The Australian National University
Project Leaders
Andrew Weeks
Andrew Weeks
The University of Melbourne
Anja Skroblin
Anja Skroblin
The University of Melbourne
Ayesha Tulloch
Ayesha Tulloch
The University of Queensland
Ben Scheele
Ben Scheele
The Australian National University
Berndt van Rensburg
Berndt van Rensburg
University of Queensland
Brendan Wintle
Brendan Wintle
The University of Melbourne
Cindy Hauser
Cindy Hauser
The University of Melbourne
Craig Franklin
Craig Franklin
The University of Queensland
Darren Southwell
Darren Southwell
The University of Melbourne
David Lindenmayer
David Lindenmayer
The Australian National University
Elisa Bayraktarov
Elisa Bayraktarov
The University of Queensland
Heather Keith
Heather Keith
Senior Research Fellow - Fenner School of Environment and Society, ANU
Hugh Possingham
Hugh Possingham
The University of Queensland, The Nature Conservancy
James Watson
James Watson
The University of Queensland
Jessica Walsh
Jessica Walsh
Monash University
Jonathan Rhodes
Jonathan Rhodes
Applied Ecologist - The University of Queensland
José Lahoz-Monfort
José Lahoz-Monfort
Senior Lecturer - University of Melbourne
Kevin Tromp
Kevin Tromp
Country manager - Yanunijarra Aboriginal Corporation
Martine Maron
Martine Maron
The University of Queensland
Micha Jackson
Micha Jackson
The University of Queensland
Natasha Robinson
Natasha Robinson
The Australian National University
NGURRARA RANGERS
NGURRARA RANGERS
NGURARRA RANGERS
Sarah Legge
Sarah Legge
The University of Queensland and The Australian National University
Project Team
Alys Young
Alys Young
Deakin University
Andrew Weeks
Andrew Weeks
The University of Melbourne
Anja Skroblin
Anja Skroblin
The University of Melbourne
Ben Scheele
Ben Scheele
The Australian National University
Brendan Wintle
Brendan Wintle
The University of Melbourne
Chloe Rhoades
Chloe Rhoades
The Australian National University
Cindy Hauser
Cindy Hauser
The University of Melbourne
Courtney Melton
Courtney Melton
The University of Queensland
Dan Rogers
Dan Rogers
Department for Environment and Water, South Australian Government
Daniel Gomez Isaza
Daniel Gomez Isaza
University of Qneensland
Daniella Teixeira
Daniella Teixeira
The University of Queensland
Darren Grover
Darren Grover
WWF
Darren Southwell
Darren Southwell
The University of Melbourne
David Blair
David Blair
The Australian National University
David Lindenmayer
David Lindenmayer
The Australian National University
Hannah Fraser
Hannah Fraser
The University of Melbourne
Hoang Anh Nguyen
Hoang Anh Nguyen
University of Queensland
Hugh McGregor
Hugh McGregor
The University of Tasmania
Jabin Watson
Jabin Watson
Franklin Eco-lab - University of Queensland
James O'Connor
James O'Connor
Head of Research - Birdlife Australia
Jane Hall
Jane Hall
Taronga Conservation Society Australia
Jennifer Jackson
Jennifer Jackson
WA Department of Parks and Wildlife
Jenny Pierson
Jenny Pierson
ACT Government, ACT Parks and Conservation Service
Jeremy Simmonds
Jeremy Simmonds
The University of Queensland
Joe Benshemesh
Joe Benshemesh
The University of Melbourne
John Woinarski
John Woinarski
Charles Darwin University
John Wright
John Wright
Parks Victoria
Joris Driessen
Joris Driessen
Birdlife Australia
Libby Rumpff
Libby Rumpff
Project Researcher - The University of Melbourne
Liz Kington
Liz Kington
National Malleefowl Recovery Team
Louise McRae
Louise McRae
Institute of Zoology, Zoological Society of London (ZSL)
Malcolm Lindsay
Malcolm Lindsay
Margaret Byrne
Margaret Byrne
WA Department of Parks and Wildlife
Martine Maron
Martine Maron
The University of Queensland
Martu Rangers
Martu Rangers
Martu Rangers
Matt West
Matt West
The University of Melbourne
Matthew Gordos
Matthew Gordos
NSW DPI Fisheries
Megan Barnes
Megan Barnes
The University of Hawaii at Manoa
Michael Vardon
Michael Vardon
ANU - Fenner School of Environment and Society
Michelle Gibson
Michelle Gibson
Maron Ecology & Conservation Policy Lab, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, The University of Queensland
Naomi Indigo
Naomi Indigo
The University of Queensland
Natasha Robinson
Natasha Robinson
The Australian National University
Paul Roe
Paul Roe
QUT
Rebecca Cramp
Rebecca Cramp
University of Queensland
Reid Tingley
Reid Tingley
The University of Melbourne
Richard Hill
Richard Hill
Victorian State Government
Rob Brewster
Rob Brewster
Rewilding Australia
Sam Banks
Sam Banks
The Australian National University
Sarah Legge
Sarah Legge
The University of Queensland and The Australian National University
Stephanie Avery-Gomm
Stephanie Avery-Gomm
University of Queensland
Stephen Garnett
Stephen Garnett
Charles Darwin University
Tida Nou
Tida Nou
The University of Queensland
Tim Burnard
Tim Burnard
Malleefowl Recovery Team
Wade Blanchard
Wade Blanchard
ANU
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