Interventions and solutions
By generating knowledge and testing outcomes at scale, our research contributes to developing interventions and finding novel solutions that will better sustain nature and people in landscapes of today and the future. Our research informs:
- Practice change; changes in land management or land use that enhance and maintain nature in multi-use landscapes.
- Landscape planning; that identifies spatial patterns and key features for resilient landscapes.
- New approaches; for connecting people with nature, and increasing awareness and adoption of sustainable practices.
- Advances in technology; to improve ways to monitor biodiversity and landscape change.
- Financial incentives; based on economic valuation of natural capital, biodiversity and ecosystem services
Related projects
Conserving biodiversity on Christmas Island
Indirect biological control for an invasive ant.
Re-introducing ecosystem engineers to grassy ecosystems
A boon for agriculture, biodiversity and ecosystem processes?
Increasing soil carbon in dryland grazing systems
Effectiveness of organic compost and timed grazing.
Genetic assessment of diversity and structure of Sweet Quandong
Implications for seed sourcing.
Farm-scale Natural Capital Accounting
Farm-scale Natural Capital Accounting is a project led by the Research Centre for Future Landscapes to integrate farm-scale financial, farm management and environmental data into Natural Capital Accounts.
Review of Ecosystem Resilience Monitoring Targets
Review of Ecosystem Resilience Monitoring Targets