Success factors for resilient landscapes

What drives successful and effective NRM outcomes? To make your NRM knowledge count, fill in the NESP Resilient Landscape survey that will be used to inform future government programs. The more diverse voices from across Australia that engage, the more representative the research outcomes will be.

https://utas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_41wHBbRoYIHCmBE 

Submitting a survey will also get you into the draw to win one of 8 conference packages – including two for the 2025 NRM Knowledge Conference! Conference packages include free conference registration and a $1,000 travel voucher. 

NRM Regions Australia has contributed to the development of the survey, alongside the researchers and the National Landcare Network.

Download the flyer here for more info.

If you are a land manager or engaged in what we call ‘natural resource management activities’ we invite you to share your unique experiences and insights on what truly makes your efforts effective.

Natural resource management activities include a very broad range of actions, to restore or rehabilitate landscapes, to protect threatened species, to change agricultural practices for sustainable outcomes, or to otherwise improve and maintain natural resources.

For over 30 years, research has provided valuable insights into the factors that drive or hinder success in natural resource management activities. But we know that true success is best defined by those directly involved in these efforts.

Help us learn from your experiences, achievements, or aspirations in these activities—whether you’re actively engaged or have yet to start.

By contributing your personal experiences to this research, you can help improve future programs, make efforts more effective across diverse communities and environments, and support your own success.

• We hope participants will complete an online survey to collect ‘baseline’ information.
• After completing the survey, participants will also be asked if they would like to take part in an interview, allowing us to gain even deeper insights.
• Access the survey at – bit.ly/successlandscapes
  Please enter this address in your desktop browser, as the survey is not suited for mobile devices.

To encourage participation, a total of eight prizes will be awarded. All winners (drawn randomly) will receive free conference registration and a $1,000 gift voucher to support travel and accommodation.

Visit: nesplandscapes.edu.au/projects/nesp-rlh/landcare-and-threatened-species

CONTACT A RESEARCHER:
Amber Tsai, University of Tasmania
Phone: 03 6324 9111
Email: [email protected]

This research is being conducted by researchers at the University of Tasmania, the National Landcare Network, the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Western Sydney University, and NRM Regions Australia with support from the Resilient Landscapes Hub of the National Environmental Science Program.

This study has been approved by the University of Tasmania Human Research Ethics Committee (H0030924)