... from key conflict areas but also coincided with flying-fox numbers reducing as local blossom diminished. Ongoing community engagement played an important role in building community resilience to live with this threatened species, which is vital considering that Batemans Bay will likely continue...

... the kangaroo harvest with conservation in the sheep rangelands through models that can provide economic returns and a greater management role for landholders in the kangaroo industry. According to the principles of conservation through sustainable use (CSU), when local people receive direct economic returns...

... their relationship with local veterinary practices and have incorporated these into their induction training for new volunteers (OEH 2019a). These groups were found to be more likely to benefit from the services their local practice provides than other groups. The New South Wales Government has identified...

..., service capacity and reporting; (3) the effectiveness of the NWC, local veterinary services and government as supporters of the sector; and (4) future aspirations for wildlife rehabilitation. Individually licensed wildlife rehabilitators were not asked to assess wildlife rehabilitation groups...

... heat stress mitigation human-wildlife conflict land managers local government weed management The New South Wales Government s Flyingfox Grants Program: changes in project themes across three funding rounds Matthew Mo1*, Joshua Gregory1, Libby A. Timmiss1 and Susy Cenedese2 1Department...

... and the imposition of centralised state control, and this has been perpetuated by post-colonial governments (e.g. Walters et al. 2015). This means indigenous peoples and local communities have no individual or community stake in conserving wildlife (Bennett et al. 2007). They have no legal basis for excluding...

... for their present and potential capacity to provide resources to satisfy human needs as well as environmental values, and as such their sound management and con- servation is of concern to the governments of the countries to which they belong and are of value to local communities and to the environment as a whole...

... acceptance of policy and intervention practices, and have called for investigation into the framings used by a range of actors including the media, government health and wildlife practitioners, and local community (Decker et al., 2011; Wood et al., 2012). This study aims to articulate common frames used...

... between Common- wealth, State, Territory and Local Governments and their agencies. Such a "co-operative federalist" attitude should see some of the barriers and overlaps of the past reduced, if not actually dissolved. The ANPWS is committed to in situ conservation as the optimum goal for fauna and flora...

.... Corporations donated produce to feed flying-foxes in care and provide supplementary feeding for wild populations of rock-wallabies and pygmy-possums. Local businesses and organisations also supplied resources, funding and food storage capacity to support these conservation actions. The contributions from...

... to their local marine environment (Voyer et al. 2014). This conflict can largely be traced back to competing ideas over the objectives for the park. As previously mentioned the objectives of the NRSMPA focus on biodiversity protection. In keeping with these objectives the Government, conservation scientists...

...- governmental conservation organisations, indigenous peoples' groups, relevant industries, and local resource managers. Economists, architects, and land-use planners are being invited, so as to enhance the flow of ideas between professionals concerned with pro- tected area management and those concerned...

... government funding at a Commonwealth, State or Local Government level. These are truly "community" Trusts. Their Trustees will act to ensure that grants made are for purposes that would not, in the day to day activities of any government, be addressed as part of an ordinary works or funding programme...

... for Nature. Conference delegates were welcomed by the local Yamatji Aboriginal people - a first for an Australian conservation conference. Papers were presented which gave examples of the participa- tion of indigenous peoples in nature conservation in Australia, Costa Rica, New Zealand, Pakistan, Saudi...

..., the direct consequences of inclusion on the Register affected the Commonwealth rather than state or local government. A Commonwealth Minister, or an agency acting under delegation, making decisions which could affect places on the Register was bound to consider the impacts, and (s30 AHC Act) ensure...

... habitat (Local Government NSW, pers. comm), and wildlife carers receiving abuse from members of the public during flying-fox rescues (NSW Wildlife Council, pers. comm). Improving public perceptions of flying-foxes is therefore imperative for progressing flying-fox conservation. 1 Over the years, the Royal...

... would determine whether admission rates reflect the sex ratio of local populations, and whether the high number of injured or killed females has an impact on their viability. Analyses of wildlife carer databases have great potential for decision making in koala conservation. E Corresponding...

... seeks is for the adoption of an integrated approach to the management and conservation of Australian waters and to seek co-operative government action at local, state and federal levels to ensure the co-ordinated development of a national system of marine and estuarine protected areas. Similar...