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Nicole Maher | January 22

Flora and Fauna Surveys

In spring 2013, 30 flora and fauna surveys were conducted across[…]

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Nicole Maher | January 16

Fact Sheet 04: Establishing a Shelter Belt on your Farm

This Fact Sheet describes the role and benefits of shelter belts,[…]

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Nicole Maher | January 16

Fact Sheet 03: Planting in Bushfire Areas

This Fact Sheet provides suggestions for landscaping in bushfire areas, with[…]

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Nicole Maher | January 16

Fact Sheet 01: Preparing and Planting a Revegetation Site

This Fact Sheet explains the steps involved in planting a revegetation[…]

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Nicole Maher | January 16

Biodiversity in the Paddock

A land manager’s guide, highlighting the value and role of native[…]

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Nicole Maher | January 16

Economic Benefits of Native Shelter Belts

A summary of the benefits of native shelter belts for agricultural[…]

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Nicole Maher | January 16

MIA Native Plant Communities

An information guide to the major native plant communities of the[…]

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Nicole Maher | January 16

Jewels in the Landscape

A guide to managing very high conservation value ground‑layers in Box[…]

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