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...). While an immature eucalypt plantation is unlikely to have many of the retreat opportunities mentioned above, the susceptibility of plantation trees to native stem- boring insects may present a unique opportunity for tree frogs. Flooded Gum Eucalyptus grandis occurs naturally along the east coast...

... Nations FAO propounds the view that the rearing of edible insects (as opposed to traditional Insect farming and consumption in Australia - opportunities and barriers Julia Bartrim 20 Waller Street, Mount Gravatt QLD 4122 A BS TR A CT This paper explores the potential for a viable industry in Australia...

...: turning political debate into opportunity. Wildlife Society Bulletin 30(2): 644-650. Researching feral horse ecology and behaviour: turning political debate into opportunity Wildlife Society Bulletin 30 644 650 Linklater, W.L. 2000. Adaptive explanation in socio-ecology: lessons from...

...-based approaches to carnivore management in the context of conflicts with humans are limited and highlight a growing need to develop new initiatives involving a broad spectrum of interested parties. To help identify management opportunities provided by using a SES applied to human-canid conflict, we...

...Paul Willis ABSTRACT Research communication has changed rapidly over the last decade creating new opportunities for researchers in all disciplines to communicate their research directly to an engaged audience. The communication of research now needs to be seen as a continuous process...

...Erin Roger; Patrick Tegart; Rebekah Dowsett; Michael A. Kinsela; Mitchell D. Harley; Geetha Ortac ABSTRACT Citizen science is growing rapidly in Australia and globally, and presents valuable opportunities to engage with the community and amplify scientific research. The recent growth in citizen...

..., https://motus.org ) provides an unprecedented opportunity to build an affordable and proven infrastructure that will boost wildlife biology research and connect Australian researchers domestically and with international wildlife research. We briefly describe the system conceptually and technologically...

... that black rats are likely to be limited by refuge opportunities within urban areas, and will rapidly investigate shelter opportunities. Removing available shelter habitat is likely to be an effective means of reducing rat populations within urban areas, particularly adjacent to bushland sites...