Search Results for wetland restoration

... incidentally to other restoration goals. On-going restoration efforts have focussed on modifying hydrological regimes on agricultural land for the control of acid sulphate discharge and creation of fish passage, although most recently a wetland area was purchased by government for nature conservation purposes...

.... Other impacts on aquatic environments include the removal of riparian vegetation and the draining of wetlands, changes of flow regimes, dredging of channels, pollution of water from domestic, industrial and agricultural sources, changes in salinity, eutrophication of wetlands and the over-exploitation...

... captive-breeding Bradbery, M. 1997. Wetland Restoration Project. Long Reef Golf Club. Unpublished Report. Cogger, H. 1993. Faunal Impact Statement. Green and Golden Bell Frog (Litoria aurea) occurring on property at the corner of Dalmeny street and Kimberley Grove, Rosebery. Goldingay...

... by conservation banking is modest compared to the overall area affected by development. However, even this figure has been challenged. Quoting Julie Sibbing of the US National Wildlife Federation, ten Kate et al. (2004) reported that, in addition to the land area of wetland restoration the figures included...

... to increase hydro period in constructed ephemeral wetlands to avoid tadpole desiccation induced mortality. Ecological Management & Restoration 21(3): 250253. doi:10.1111/emr.12430 Beranek, C. T., Clulow, J., and Mahony, M. 2020. Wetland restoration for the threatened green and golden bell frog (Litoria aurea...

.... Ecological Management & Restoration 3: 200-204. Laegdsgaard, P. 2006. Ecology, disturbance and restoration of coastal saltmarsh in Australia: A review. Wetlands Ecology and Management 14: 379-399. Mackay, D.A. and Whalen, M.A. 2009. An experimental study of the pollination biology of the perennial halophyte...

... of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official policies, either expressed or implied, of the NSW Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water. This work was funded by the Wetland Recovery Program and the Rivers Environmental Restoration Program, both jointly funded by the NSW Government...

... at two wetland sites in Western Australia resulted in the successful location of 10 live turtles and 26 nests, with the WDD actively searching for 36.17 hours. Limitations during the odour learning and training phase, such as the absence of crucial nest odours and challenges during mass-nesting days, may...

...S. V. Briggs; S. A. Thornton This study investigated relationships between durations of inundation in River Red Gum wetlands and waterbird breeding, in particular the durations of flooding under nest trees that waterbirds need to breed successfully; and developed guidelines for managing water...

... et al.. 1991; Reid 2021; Kingsford and Byrne 2023; Stelling-Wood et al.. 2023) and in supporting endangered species and ecological communities. These include, Posidonia australis, remnant oyster reefs and migratory birds that forage for invertebrates and roost around Taren Point (RAMSAR wetland...

.... and Kingsford, R.T. 2013. Summary of annual Aerial Survey of Wetland Birds in Eastern Australia - October 2013. School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of New South Wales Report pp.29. Rayner, L., Lindenmayer, D.B., Gibbons, P., and Manning, A.D. 2014. Evaluating empirical...

.... If this serious decline in the Central West and Lachlan catchments is to be halted, strategies aimed at habitat and landscape restoration must be developed. Current strategies based on Threatened Species management plans and ad hoc planting for revegetation have not produced results. We need a radical rethink...

...Alan Midgley; Shelley Burgin; Adrian Renshaw While presence/absence of endocrine disruption has been widely observed within polluted wetlands, relatively few data have addressed population level changes for any species. This paper investigated the effects of endocrine disruption on the phenotypic...

... by foxes (Thompson 1983), and adult mortality is increasing (Spencer and Thompson 2005). Adult turtles frequently become victims of road kill or are killed by foxes as they emerge to nest or disperse throughout wetlands (Spencer and Thompson 2005). Turtles are also struck by boats, How Much Long-Term Data...

... house block in this part of inner south- 658 AustralZiaoonlogist volume 40 (4) 2020 Book Review western Sydney! And then I reflect on the types of and the fate of their floodplain wetlands. Likewise, environmental works that Ian outlines in Chapters 8 the way large areas of land around the Cooks and 9...

... eucalypt woodlands in Australia: biology, conservation, management and restoration. R. J. Hobbs and C. J. Yates. Chipping Norton, NSW, Surrey Beatty & Sons: 17-31. Temperate eucalypt woodlands in Australia: biology, conservation, management and restoration 17 31 Menkhorst, P. W., Weavers, B...

... created nearby. Recognizing the microhabitat needs of the sexes and life stages may help to understand the habitat components that confer survival in their remaining sites, help improve future captive breeding and habitat creation/restoration programs, as well as shed light on previous L. aurea habitat...

..., 35:1-21. Adam, P. and Williams, G. (2001). Dioecy, self- incompatibility and vegetative reproduction in Australian subtropical rainforest trees and shrubs. Cunninghamia, 7: 89-100. Adam, P. (2001). A role for restoration ecologists in endangered community conservation? Ecological Management...