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Temperate Woodland Conservation and Management
Editor(s): David Lindenmayer; Andrew Bennett; Richard Hobbs
Print Publication Date: 2010
https://doi.org/10.1071/9780643101395
ISBN: 9780643101395
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
List of Contributors
CHAPTER 2.
1 A Decade of Research and Management Insights in Australia’s Temperate Woodlands
David Lindenmayer , Andrew Bennett , Richard Hobbs
CHAPTER 3.
2 Woodland Restoration
David Carr , Jim Robinson , David Freudenberger
CHAPTER 4.
3 Prioritising Conservation in Temperate Woodlands
Philip Gibbons
CHAPTER 5.
4 Whole of Paddock Rehabilitation (WOPR): a Practical Approach to Restoring Grassy Box Woodlands
Sue Streatfield , Graham Fifield , Melinda Pickup
CHAPTER 6.
5 Scattered Paddock Trees: the Living Dead or Lifeline to the Future?
Adrian D. Manning , Joern Fischer
CHAPTER 7.
6 The Normal, the Novel and the Natural: the Contribution of Emerging Production Systems to the Management of Woodland Remnants in Agricultural Landscapes
Ted Lefroy
CHAPTER 8.
7 Ecology and Restoration of Fragmented Woodlands: a Western Australian Perspective
Richard Hobbs
CHAPTER 9.
8 The Eucalypt Woodlands of Western Australia: Lessons from the Birds
Harry F. Recher , Jonathan D. Majer , William E. Davis, Jr.
CHAPTER 10.
9 The Wheatbelt Woodlands of Western Australia: Lessons from the Invertebrates
Jonathan D. Majer , Harry F. Recher , Anita Lyons
CHAPTER 11.
10 Managing the Woodlands of the Mt. Lofty Region, South Australia
David C. Paton , Nigel Willoughby , Daniel J. Rogers , Matthew J. Ward , Joel R. Allan , Andrew West
CHAPTER 12.
11 Conserving Grassy Woodland in Tasmania
Jamie B. Kirkpatrick
CHAPTER 13.
12 Lessons in Woodland Management from Northern and Central Victoria
Ralph Mac Nally
CHAPTER 14.
13 Landscape Perspectives on Wildlife Conservation in Woodlands
Andrew F. Bennett , James Q. Radford
CHAPTER 15.
14 Managing an Over-Abundant Native Bird: the Noisy Miner (Manorina Melanocephala)
Michael F. Clarke , Merilyn J. Grey
CHAPTER 16.
15 Tipping the Scales: Thoughts on Improving Management for Woodland Reptiles
Geoff W. Brown
CHAPTER 17.
16 Conservation of Microbats in Temperate Woodlands
Linda F. Lumsden , Andrew F. Bennett
CHAPTER 18.
17 The Role of Farm Production Systems in Determining Vegetation Patterns and Options for Broad-Scale Conservation in Temperate Woodlands
Josh Dorrough
CHAPTER 19.
18 The Role of Linear Strips and Small Patches of Woodland in Conserving Endangered Mammal Fauna
Rodney van der Ree
CHAPTER 20.
19 From Pattern to Process: Towards Understanding Drivers of Diversity in Temperate Woodlands
David M. Watson
CHAPTER 21.
20 Eight Steps to Conserve Diverse Understoreys in Grassy Woodlands
Ian D. Lunt , Suzanne M. Prober , Kevin R. Thiele
CHAPTER 22.
21 Conservation of Woodland Vertebrate Biota in the Temperate Woodlands of Southern New South Wales
David Lindenmayer , Mason Crane , Damian Michael , Rebecca Montague-Drake , Christopher MacGregor
CHAPTER 23.
22 The Road to Conserving Woodlands: Re-Affirming Some Past Prescriptions and Developing the New
Peter G. Spooner
CHAPTER 24.
23 Woodland Biodiversity Conservation: Basket-Case or Battleground? Insights from the Mallee
Don A. Driscoll
CHAPTER 25.
24 Fragmentation Responses of Birds, Insects, Spiders and Genes: Diverse Lessons for Woodland Conservation
Richard E. Major
CHAPTER 26.
25 How Can We Reverse the Loss of Our Woodland Birds?
Hugh A. Ford
CHAPTER 27.
26 The Conservation of Reptiles in the Temperate Woodlands of Southern New South Wales
Damian Michael , David Lindenmayer
CHAPTER 28.
27 Temperate Woodlands: Learning from the North
Sue McIntyre
CHAPTER 29.
28 Landscape and Regional Perspectives from Eastern Australia
Clive A. McAlpine , Michiala E. Bowen , Jonathan R. Rhodes
CHAPTER 30.
29 Retaining and Restoring Wildlife Values of Woodlands
Martine Maron
CHAPTER 31.
30 Grazing Away Our Woodland Bird Diversity
Tara G. Martin
CHAPTER 32.
31 Towards a National Framework for Describing and Mapping Vegetation Condition: Observations from Temperate Woodlands
Richard Thackway
CHAPTER 33.
32 Woodlands Conservation: Some Lessons from Managing Research and Observing Policy
Stuart Pearson , Jim Donaldson
CHAPTER 34.
33 From Pattern and Process to People, Policy and Pragmatism: Insights on Temperate Woodland Conservation and Management
Jann Williams
CHAPTER 35.
34 A Carbon Vision for the Restoration of Eucalypt Woodlands
David Freudenberger
CHAPTER 36.
35 Using Markets for Woodland Conservation on Private Land: Lessons from the Policy–Research Interface
Charlie Zammit , Simon Attwood , Emma Burns
CHAPTER 37.
36 Putting Woodlands in their Place
Keith Bradby
CHAPTER 38.
37 Conservation Management Principles for Tasmania’s Lowland Woodlands
Louise Gilfedder
CHAPTER 39.
38 Experiences in Planning and Implementing Woodland Conservation Projects in Northern Victoria
Geoff Park
CHAPTER 40.
39 Working With Landholders to Protect Woodland Birds: an 18-Year Lesson from Northern Victoria
Doug Robinson
CHAPTER 41.
40 Knowledge, Regulation and Incentives in Protecting Temperate Grassy Woodlands: Six Lessons from New South Wales
John Benson
CHAPTER 42.
41 Seven Lessons from Southern Queensland Woodlands
Teresa J. Eyre
CHAPTER 43.
42 How Far Have we Come? Perspectives on Ecology, Management and Conservation of Australia’s Temperate Woodlands
David Lindenmayer , Andrew F. Bennett , Richard Hobbs
CHAPTER 44.
Index
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