Terrestrial ecological restoration projects

There are many thousands of terrestrial ecological restoration projects across Australia that are, cumulatively, starting to make a difference - particularly where these are part of planned, broad-scale conservation programs.

Terrestrial ecosystems in Australia include fire-adapted sclerophyll communities, fire-sensitive rainforest communities and grasslands / low shrublands.

Examples:

Sclerophyll

• Monjebup North, Gondwana Link, Western Australia


• Peniup, Gondwana Link, Western Australia


• Banksia woodland post-sand extraction, Western Australia


• Jarrah forest post-mine restoration, Western Australia


• Shark Bay Restoration program, Western Australia


• Lord Howe Island environmental programs, New South Wales, Australia

Rainforest

• Rocky Creek Dam rainforest regeneration, New South Wales, Australia


• Big Scrub landcare rainforest replantings, New South Wales, Australia


• Palm oil to rainforest, Daintree, Queensland, Australia


• Donahy's Corridor rainforest linkage, Queensland, Australia


• Thiaki reforestation project, Queensland, Australia

Grassland

• Macquarie Island rabbit eradication, Sub-Antarctic


• Mt Annan, Cumberland Plain Restoration, New South Wales


• Grassy Groundcover restoration projects, Greening Australia, Victoria and New South Wales, Australia


• Marra Creek waterponding, chenopod shrublands, New South Wales, Australia