This project is trialling Australia’s first Monitoring, Evaluation and Research (MER) Network to promote national-scale learning about bushfire recovery and ecological effectiveness of post-fire interventions.
This project will develop a national framework of dynamic ecosystem models that describe ecosystem states and reference conditions.
This project is aiming to provide Australia with its first consistent, repeatable and cost-efficient assessment of habitat condition for biodiversity.
This project will examine how and where climate change has influenced Australian patterns of biodiversity over the past 100 years.
This project is identifying and developing next-generation ecological engineering approaches to optimise and future-proof the value of NRM investment.
This project is creating a library of reference, training and validation site-condition data to monitor biodiversity.
The Knowledge Bank of Management Effectiveness will support strategic decisions about on-ground NRM activities.
This project examined how well the National Reserve System represents the full range of ecological environments in Australia.
This project will develop a methodology for assessing the impacts of biodiversity conservation activities on agriculture under a changing climate.
This project builds the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water’s capacity to apply generalised dissimilarity modelling (GDM) in biodiversity assessments
