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... Wales Saving our Species program is a large-scale conservation program with jurisdiction over more than 1100 threatened species, ecological communities and populations. We discuss why co-design is key to successful implementation of decision science in program-level planning; this approach has supported...

... with communities to manage flying-fox camps. To facilitate this, the NSW Government delivered the Flying-fox Grants Program, which provided funds for land managers to prepare and implement flying-fox management plans and undertake community engagement. There were three funding rounds, the first spanning 2016-18...

... protection measure and has serious animal welfare impacts. Exclusion netting is considered the most reliable and humane method of protecting commercial crops from flying-foxes and other animals. From 2011 to 2017, the New South Wales (NSW) Government implemented the Flying-fox Netting Subsidy Program...

... the second highest number of internationally recognised threatened mollusc species in the world (after the United States of America), with molluscs comprising a third of the Mollusc conservation and the New South Wales Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995: the Recovery Program for Mitchell s Rainforest...

... research there need to be simple approaches to assess the costs and effectiveness of surveys that highlight where methods can be refocussed to address changing management aims. In this study we use data from a vertebrate fauna monitoring program to assess the extent to which the sampling has been effective...

...L. Llewellyn A tagging/recapture program was carried out on large freshwater fish species in the Murrumbidgee and Murray Rivers to examine their growth. Internal body tags were found to be more reliable than opercular tags. Adequate recapture data for further analysis was only obtained for Golden...

... population of bell frogs, after obtaining a small number of frogs from a suburban site planned for development. Our aim was to maintain and breed bell frogs in captivity and to provide progeny for release at suitable sites in order to establish new and self-sustaining populations. The program later expanded...

...) . Despite the number of bell frog reintroduction programs underway, their design, methodology and progress remain unknown because records have rarely been published in peer-reviewed journals. This paper describes the outcome of the first release of the green and golden bell frog in a reintroduction program...

.... 23: 726-32. Abundance and harvest rate of the whiptail wallaby in southeastern Queensland, Australia Wildl. Soc. Bull. 23 726 32 An overview of the Queensland macropod monitoring programme G. Lundie-Jenkins,' D. W. Hoolihan' and G. W. Maa& 'Queensland Department o f Environment...

... for Biological Diversity in 2015 was the creation of a national biodiversity monitoring programme. This has not yet occurred despite the urgent need to monitor common and threatened species, as highlighted by the challenges of determining the biodiversity impacts of the Black Summer fires of 2019/20. In light...

... choices involved in determining the directions of nature conservation reserve establishment and the opportunity costs associated with those choices. In seek- ing to promote debate on the objectives of a nature con- servation programme, a brief historical review was undertaken to identify instances where...