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Monitoring and Evaluation

Collection updated April 2026
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Monitoring activities are critical to understand the status and condition of nature and biodiversity, and how they are changing over time. Monitoring is also required to evaluate the impact of NRM activities on enhancing and improving nature and biodiversity.

This collection holds resources to support effective monitoring and evaluation in the NRM sector.

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Monitoring and Evaluation Hackathon

Report prepared from the monitoring and evaluation workshop held at the NRM Knowledge Conference, 2025
Report · 2026 · Dr Rachel Morgain and Dr Bek Christensen
  • Nature & Biodiversity
  • Threatened species
  • Natural resource management
  • +1

Innovation & integrity – monitoring for nature positive outcomes

Environmental monitoring is the backbone of regional NRM work
Video · 5:09 · 2024 · NRM Regions Australia
  • Sustainable agriculture
  • Nature & Biodiversity
  • Nature positive
  • +5

National soil monitoring program – the NRM sectors truly first national program

Utilising the NHT Regional Delivery Deed and the on-ground capacity and existing structures of regional NRM organisations.
Presentation · 2025 · Chris Norman and Gerard Grealish
  • Soil monitoring
  • Soil health

Traditional Owner-led Bogong moth monitoring helps shed light on migration patterns and timing

Monitoring the migratory Bogong moth is crucial to understanding its lifecycle and as a key food source for many alpine species.
Presentation · 2025 · Ben Timbery and Phillip Falcke
  • Nature & Biodiversity
  • Indigenous knowledge
  • Threatened ecological communities
  • +1

Shaping the Goulburn River’s trajectory: policy, monitoring and partnerships

Emphasising the importance of ecological monitoring underpinning collaborative partnerships of agencies and scientists working to adapt water deliveries to minimise ecological harm.
Presentation · 2025 · Lydia Drake
  • Waterway health
  • Integrated catchment management
  • Environmental restoration
  • +1

Ecological Site Assessment and Monitoring of Bush Fire Management – Landholder Guide

Tips and strategies for assessing ecological responses to fire over time
Guidelines · 2018 · NSW Rural Fire Service and the Nature Conservation Council of NSW

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