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Overview

Arc theme: where we stand, seeing the landscape clearly

Covering sessions:

  • 2A Indigenous knowledge – management through a different lens
  • 2B Biosecurity – people, pests and data
  • 2C Integrated land management – go big or go home

 

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Water is life: restoring Country through culture, knowledge and community

DDAC are leading the ecological restoration of Nyanda Nangwia Balorma (Ryan's Lagoon) while reviving traditional land practices and culture.
Presentation · 2025 · Beau Murray, Uncle Phil Murray and Catherine McInerney
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Culture and Country – small wins for big gains

SA Arid Lands is partnering with First Nation’s pastoral enterprises, to support on Country visits to manage and protect places and culture is a core value of the board.
Presentation · 2025 · Jodie Gregg-Smith
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Balancing Ecology and Invasives – a coordinated corella control strategy

Integrating existing & emerging tools and engaging local communities to create a more effective, long-term solution.
Presentation · 2026 · Jacqueline Lucas

Blending biophysical science and human dimensions to manage feral pigs

Blending science and human insight to tackle Australia’s feral pig challenge.
Presentation · 2025 · Darren Marshall

Collaboration creates results – Western Cape York rangers protecting marine turtles

Collaboration of Cape York's west coast Indigenous ranger groups successfully reducing turtle nest predation.
Presentation · 2025 · Dr Manuela Fischer and Colby Gill
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Manu Tjanpi – devil grass disaster needs smart strategy

Coordinated targeted environmental, social and economic action producing better results.
Presentation · 2025 · Kim Krebs

Supporting positive ecological outcomes at Hattah Lakes Ramsar site by transforming pest management

Transforming pest management work and practices to secure outcomes in an ever-changing environment.
Presentation · 2025 · Stephanie Robinson
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The grass still isn’t greener – rabbits and the big NRM risk

Over-reliance on waning biological controls and no assured funding might mean a resurgence of rabbits.
Presentation · 2025 · Craig Magnussen and Heidi Kleinert

Tackling our escalating feral deer problem

Featuring case studies from community to state level, showcasing collaborative planning, strong leadership, and community-driven programs.
Presentation · 2025 · Jane McKenzie

Advancing catchment resilience through strategic partnerships

Long-term strategic partnership promoting positive growth and resilience across South East Queensland's waterways.
Presentation · 2025 · Jorgen Schmidt
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An adorable problem: heartwood of the WA Wheatbelt – conserving our regions ecological core

Delivering strategic projects with a shared goal — protecting and restoring the critically endangered Eucalypt Woodlands of the WA Wheatbelt.
Presentation · 2025 · Jarna Kendle
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Persistence and longevity: Landscape scale change – 25 years of river rehabilitation

The living examples speak for themselves.
Presentation · 2025 · Bec Hemming
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Kanamaluka / Tamar Estuary River Health Action Plan – Catchment Works Program

Balancing public health, ecological health, the local economic, and recreational amenity.
Presentation · 2025 · Jesse Webster
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