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Ecosystem resilience – establishment of collection and analyses for two priority ecological fire groups

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Minlaton cropfire. Photo: Stewart Germaine.
Minlaton cropfire. Photo: Stewart Germaine.
The effects of both bushfire and planned burning on ecosystem resilience is being investigated by this study

Research for

Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, Victoria
http://www.delwp.vic.gov.au/

Key Topics

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Project Status

Project Status: 
Completed

Research leader

Dr Jim Radford
La Trobe University

Driving Change Themes

Managing the Landscape

Research leader

Dr Jim Radford Research Leader

Research team

Dr John Morgan Research Team
Prof Mike Clarke Research Team
Prof Andrew Bennett Research Team
Dr Angie Haslem Research Team
Dr Steve Leonard Research Team
Dr Luke Collins Research Team
Josephine Machunter Research Team
Dr Graeme Newell Research Team
Ross Bradstock
Prof Ross Bradstock Research Team
Dr Mark Ooi Research Team
Dr David Keith Research Team
Dr Annette Muir Research Team

The effects of both bushfire and planned burning on ecosystem resilience was investigated by this study, which measured the effectiveness of four different ecosystems in Victoria for guiding fire management.

This research is funded by the Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning.

27 Aug 2019
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