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NESP Landscapes, 2021-2028 NESP Northern, 2015-2021 NERP, 2011-2015 CERF, 2006-2011

Adapt Land & Sea

Keywords: Biodiversity, climate adaptation, guidance, information curationplatform
Addressing Kakadu’s strategic research needs

Keywords: Indigenous land management, research priorities, research protocols, World HeritageRamsarKakadu
Assessing fish species composition in the southern Gulf of Carpentaria, and links with cultural knowledge

Keywords: wetlands, fish species, waterholes, water development
Assessing risks to the environment from water-resource development in northern Australia, using north Queensland as a case study

Keywords: Biodiversity, agricultural development, cultural values, risk assessmentwater resources
Assessing the impacts of myrtle rust on forest dynamics and function

Keywords: Feral animals, World Heritage, restoration, pestsrecoveryWet TropicsGondwana rainforestsAustropuccinia psidii
Best-practice fox control in Booderee National Park

Keywords: Threatened species, Monitoring, foxes, telemetryadaptive managementNational ParkBooderee
Best-practice management of feral cats and red foxes

Keywords: invasive species, expert elicitation, mesopredator, workshoppest management
Climate-resilient landscapes: an adaptation case study in NSW’s Northern Rivers region and the Wet Tropics of Queensland

Keywords: cultural values, climate change, Wet Tropics, adaptation planningpriority species and ecosystemsNorthern rivers regioncommunity centred
Conservation and recovery actions for rare and threatened Wet Tropics freshwater fish

Keywords: Threatened species, Monitoring, Protected areas, disaster responsesrecovery actions
Contributing to the recovery of threatened species and priority places
Cross-cutting initiative research

Keywords: Threatened species, Migratory species, Protected areas
Developing a culturally relevant framework for climate change adaptation and resilient landscapes

Keywords: Biodiversity, climate adaptation, Indigenous-led, innovationproactive conservationResist Accept and Direct
Developing a National Indigenous Environmental Research Network (NIERN)

Keywords: Co-design, Indigenous leadership, right-way science, Indigenous research prioritiesFPIC/ICIP
Developing an Indigenous environmental monitoring platform

Keywords: Threatened species, Monitoring, Developing an Indigenous monitoring platform, Indigenous rangersmonitoring protocolscamera trapsdigital platforms
Developing an Indigenous wetland monitoring and management toolkit

Keywords: northern Australia, wetland monitoring and management, multiple-evidence-base, Indigenous knowledge systemstoolkit
Ecological and Indigenous values of south-western Australian rivers

Keywords: Rivers, Landscape restoration, Indigenous cultural values, south-west Western Australiaenvironmental water requirementswater management
Ecology and conservation of the Christmas Island giant gecko

Keywords: Threatened species, Monitoring, reptile, Sadleir’s bow-fingered geckoCyrtodactylus sadleiriisland conservationChristmas IslandChristmas Island forest gecko
Ecology and conservation of the Christmas Island goshawk and hawk-owl

Keywords: Threatened species, island conservation, Christmas Island, birds of preywildlife monitoringboobookgoshawkhawk-owlNinox natalisAccipiter fasciatus natalis
Enhancing climate resilience of vertebrate communities in the Fitz-Stirlings

Keywords: Landscape restoration, climate change, Fitzgerald River National Park, Stirling Range National ParkGondwana Linkgenetic connectivityartificial habitats
Enhancing climate-adaptation responses in regional NRM planning by incorporating resilience investment

Keywords: Regional planning, resilience, adaptation pathways, investment
Enhancing the resilience of urban rivers: informing the regional restoration of the Djarlgaroo Beeliar (Canning River, Perth)

Keywords: Biodiversity, Djarlgaroo Beeliar, Canning River, restorationprioritisationriparianfreshwater
Environmental Economic Accounting – Developing and trialling approaches for accounting to ensure respectful inclusion of First Nations knowledges

Keywords: First Nations knowledges and perspectives, Connections to and caring for Country, natural capital accounting, ecosystem servicesenvironmental economic accountingecosystem accounting
Guiding the strategic management of freshwater fish

Keywords: Rivers, Threatened species, prioritisation, freshwaterfishclimate changeVictoriafreshwater fish
Identifying and creating safer situations for wildlife within large, unfenced landscapes

Keywords: Threatened species, Dasyurus viverrinus, Tasmania, captive breedingconservationtranslocation
Identifying important areas of biodiversity and bush tucker for targeted management in Kakadu National Park

Keywords: Indigenous knowledge, Kakadu National Park, biodiversity hotspots, bush tuckerpark management
Improved detection of non-native freshwater fish species in northern Australia

Keywords: eDNA, invasive pest fish, non-native fish, northern Australiaaquatic monitoring
Improved methods to detect and protect arid-zone groundwater-dependent ecosystems

Keywords: arid-zone woodlands and wetlands, groundwater, Indigenous co-design, remote sensingremote areastable isotope analysis
Improving environmental outcomes on conserved and managed lands

Keywords: nature connectedness, other effective area-based conservation measures, (OECM), private land conservationcitizen sciencetheory of planned behaviour
Indigenous knowledge and managing the Indigenous estate

Keywords: Indigenous knowledge, Indigenous Protected Areas
Informing management of feral cats and foxes in priority areas

Keywords: foxes, best-practice management, feral cats, Kangaroo IslandFitz-Stirling region
Managing and monitoring for improved biodiversity outcomes using state-and-transition models

Keywords: Mallee Bird Community, state and transition models, climate adaptation, land managementfire and climate interactions
Managing and monitoring resilience in Australia’s national parks

Keywords: Threatened species, Monitoring, Landscape restoration, national parksmanagementdecision analysisAustralia
Mapping and monitoring persistent pools using remote sensing to support river resilience

Keywords: mapping, water management, remote sensing, persistent poolsintermittent riversfloodplain
Measuring the impact of changing fire and drought regimes in the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area

Keywords: refugia, climate change adaptation planning, fire and drought impacts, Greater Blue Mountains World Heritageecosystem integrityplant conservation.
Methods for identifying areas important for biodiversity

Keywords: mapping, prioritisation, Convention on Biological Diversity, post-2020 global biodiversity frameworkareas important for biodiversityconserved and protected places30 by 30.
Monitoring resilient landscapes

Keywords: Monitoring, Emerging technologies, Data management
National overview of monitoring frameworks and tools for Ramsar sites

Keywords: Monitoring, Ramsar, wetland, MERIecological condition
PeatSense: Improving condition monitoring and management of endangered alpine peatlands in the Australian Alps

Keywords: remote sensing, Australian Alps, peatlands, condition assessmenthigh frequency
Planning for catchment resilience and threatened species recovery from extreme events in Queensland’s Moonaboola (Mary River)

Keywords: Threatened species, Monitoring, Queensland, prioritisationwetlandsrehabilitation
Predicting dangerous heat events for spectacled flying-foxes

Keywords: Threatened species, Wet Tropics, climate adaptation, heatwavesspectacled flying-fox
Protecting threatened species in safe havens

Keywords: Threatened species, safe havens, predator, fenced areasislands
Queensland threatened lizard survey

Keywords: Threatened species, Queensland
Recognising culturally significant entities

Keywords: Threatened species, Indigenous knowledge, Indigenous land management, culturally significant entitiesjoint managementbiocultural
Research to support the management of priority desert threatened species

Keywords: Threatened species, Indigenous land management, introduced predators, fire managementarid zone monitoring
Restoration by design: improving biodiversity outcomes from Australia’s restoration investments

Keywords: Threatened species, restoration, socioeconomic insights, monitoring and evaluationimpact evaluation
Restoring and recovering landscape resilience

Keywords: Landscape restoration, Species recovery interventions
Rewilding Norfolk: closing management knowledge gaps for faunal restoration on islands

Keywords: Threatened species, invasive species, rewilding, rodent controlspatial ecology
Socioeconomic insights for resilient landscapes

Keywords: socio-economics, Regional planning, Evaluation, Environmental management
Solutions science for resilient landscapes

Keywords: Co-design, Solutions science, User-driven
Strengthening resilience to threatening processes and extreme events

Keywords: Strengthening resilience, Extreme events, Weeds, Feral animals
Supporting Indigenous fire management through collaborative socio-ecological partnerships

Keywords: Threatened species, fire management, Bunya Mountains, Cultural burningInvasive plant specieshuman dimensions
Supporting the strategic management of invasive grasses

Keywords: Threatened species, Monitoring, Protected areas, invasive grasseskey threatening processnorthern territory
The use and impacts of wet-season burning in the tropical savannas of Kakadu National Park

Keywords: Indigenous knowledge, fire management, Kakadu National Park, savannawet-season burning
Trialling detection dogs as a novel method for finding threatened reptiles

Keywords: Threatened species, Monitoring, Indigenous land management, reptiledetection dogs
Understanding the ongoing decline of a threatened arid mesopredator – the kowari (Dasyuroides byrnei)
Using integrated data analysis to assess regional transferability

Keywords: Regional planning, integrated regional data analysis, regional assessments, scalabilitytransferability
What does success look like? Factors resulting in positive outcomes for Landcare and threatened-species recovery-team projects

Keywords: Monitoring, Landcare, threatened species recovery teams, national scaleprogram design

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