HLN's Revegetatation and Restoration Resources
Factsheets and Case Studies
Planning your Revegetation
There is a tendency to plan according
to what funding is available. This is set
up for failure if your own objectives
do not align with the funders. Be honest about what you want...
Management of your Revegetation
HLN's factsheet covering revegetation management activities, including: Philaris, poor and good grazing practices, stock tracking, short-lived wattles, fire, weeds and pests.
Landscape Connectivity
Landscape Connectivity is making sure our animals and plants are able to move around in the landscape—animals can
physically move as long as they have the infrastructure...
Site Preparation for Tubestock
A seasonal, step-by-step factsheet for preparing your site for planting tubestock as part of your revegetation project. With advice on ripping, spraying, tree guards & watering.
Maintaining or Improving Habitat
Sometimes leaving sites alone to let nature take its own course is the best way to maintain or improve habitat value! But provision of artificial hollows can be crucial for many fauna species.
Fox Facts
A great factsheet on why you should control foxes! Covers impacts of foxes on stock and wildlife, debunks some common myths, and discuss fox behaviour and control options.
Presentations and Workshops
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Videos
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Project Reports
Sustainable Ag Forum (2014)
Holbrook Landcare Network facilitates a ‘Needs Analysis Day’ every year. At this meeting a panel of members and industry experts gather to identify and tease out the issues facing the
farming community.
Rebirding Full Report (2000)
A revegetation strategy for the Upper Billabong Catchment [Report compiled by Stuart Collard]
Frog Project Report (2012/13)
A report for Holbrook Landcare Network regarding the results of amphibian surveys undertaken in 2012 and 2013.
[Alexandra Knight, School of Environmental Sciences, Charles Sturt University, Albury]
Brochures
Holbrook Self-Drive Ecotour
The Holbrook Landcare Network Self-drive Ecotour is a showcase of the work that landholders have done to address issues such as salinity, erosion, declining water quality and loss of biodiversity.