Impact

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  Rediscovering rare and threatened species

  The Resilient Landscapes Hub continues to make innovative and meaningful progress in supporting research that improves the management of Australia’s terrestrial and freshwater species and ecosystems.

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  Monitoring threatened species

  The Resilient Landscapes Hub is supporting ground-breaking research monitoring threatened species across Australia.

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  Indigenous engagement: setting solid foundations

  The Resilient Landscapes Hub is continuing to develop partnerships with Indigenous communities, people and organisations.

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  Embedded partnerships facilitate the co-design of environmental research

  The Resilient Landscapes Hub is trialling new ways to co-design applied environmental research to ensure its relevance to managers of Australia’s landscapes.

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  The long-term impact of research investment

  At least 29 scientific papers arising from research conducted under the Northern Australia Environmental Resources Hub during the first phase of NESP have been published since that hub finished at the end of 2021.

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  Innovative, accessible science communication

  The Resilient Landscapes Hub is dedicated to finding innovative and effective ways to communicate its research findings and ensure they are publicly available for posterity.

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  Improving digital engagement for transferable solutions

  The Resilient Landscapes Hub is building a digital foundation to ensure the hub’s transferable, practical solutions to environmental problems reach those who are best placed to implement these solutions in effective, on-ground actions.