Article Category: Natural resources and environment

A Systematic Review of Ground-Based Shooting to Control Overabundant Mammal Populations

Ground-based shooting is widely used in management programs aiming to alleviate the impacts of invasive or overabundant wildlife populations. However, evaluations of individual shooting operations have shown variable results, and […]

Format

Journal article

Source

CSIRO Publishing: 2020

Authors

Bengsen, Andrew J. (Author); Pople, Anthony (Author); Forsyth, David M. (Author); Latham, David M. (Author); Harris, Stephen (Author); McLeod , Steven R (Author)
Community Values for Land Uses: The Case of Glen Rock

The assessment of community values regarding multiple uses of State owned or managed lands is a vital part of the planning process since these values may influence land use decisions […]

Format

Report

Source

Queensland Department of Natural Resources: 2001
Conservation Translocation – An Increasingly Viable Option for Managing Threatened Plant Species

Translocation is the establishment and augmentation of plant populations using ex situ material, and can reduce extinction risk. Historically, translocation has been considered to be high cost and high risk, […]

Format

Journal article

Source

CSIRO Publishing: 2019

Authors

Offord , Catherine A. (Author); Zimmer, Heidi C. (Author); Commander , Lucy E. (Author); Cuneo, Peter (Author); Auld, Tony D. (Author)
Cooloola and its Hinterland

This e-book is based on perusal of old files relating to the Gympie Forestry District. The author had been District Ranger of the Cooloola National Park, Cooloola, now part of […]

Format

Book

Source

Ron Turner: 2020
Creating Better Parks – Open Space and Playground Policy and Plan

Brimbank City Council adopted Creating Better Parks Open Space and Playground Policy & Plan (CBP) in 2008 with the aim of transforming the park network. CBP established a comprehensive framework […]

Format

Guidelines

Source

Brimbank City Council: 2016