Ecological Management & Restoration

Papers
(The median citation count of Ecological Management & Restoration is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
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Getting our Act together to improve Indigenous leadership and recognition in biodiversity management27
Lessons learned from the use of rotenone to eradicate feral fish in two irrigation lakes in Western Australia23
Advances in aerial survey methods for macropods in New South Wales and Queensland21
Germinable soil seed bank of pasture, revegetation and remnant Cumberland Plain Woodland19
Abundant post‐fire recruitment and rapid seedling maturity emphasise regular burning is beneficial for conserving the Vulnerable Purple‐flowered Wattle (Acacia purpureopetala)18
Right fire for right Country: Integrating First Nations knowledge and Western science in land management17
Potential of Mussel Habitat Enhancement to Alleviate Eutrophication in Nutrient‐Enriched Estuaries16
Learning together: developing collaborative monitoring of intertidal invertebrates in the Karajarri IPA, north‐western Australia15
The business of biodiversity – What is needed for biodiversity markets to work15
Lessons learned from small‐scale coral outplanting intervention at a restoration site on the Great Barrier Reef14
Structural and functional indicators in freshwater ecosystem monitoring programs13
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Overabundant native herbivore impacts on native plant communities in south‐eastern Australia12
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Looking to the future, building on the past12
Implementing a novel process for solving contentious conservation problems: The genetic status of K'gari wongari (Fraser Island Dingoes) as a case study12
Tasmanian Midlands: A case study of increasing sophistication in conservation planning and action over four decades11
Australia's biodiversity crisis and the need for the Biodiversity Council11
Species and functional diversity of direct‐seeded vegetation declines over 25 years10
Dry biomass and carbon sequestration in environmental plantings in the Midlands of Tasmania10
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What the Turtles Taught Us: Improving Migratory Outcomes for Eastern Long‐Necked Turtles Across Conservation Fences10
To Breed or Not to Breed? An Examination of Reproductive Success of Translocated Eastern Quolls10
Establishing a climate‐ready revegetation trial in central Victoria – A case study9
Recruitment and demographic structure of floodplain tree species in the Queensland Murray‐Darling basin, Australia9
Does the NSW vegetation integrity assessment underestimate the conservation values of derived native grasslands?9
Evaluating remnant vegetation management practices adjacent to apple orchards to support native bee pollinators9
A tool to guide herbicide control of serrated tussock in native grassland, informed by expert judgement8
Coarse pine bark mulch as open surface cover fails to improve establishment of sown native grasslands8
How many macropods?A manager’s guide to small‐scale population surveys of kangaroos and wallabies8
Lessons learned implementing mineral accretion and coral gardening at Agincourt Reef, Great Barrier Reef7
Investigating constraints on direct seeding for native revegetation in the Tasmanian Midlands7
Monitoring and evaluation of Indigenous Land and Sea Management: An Indigenous‐led approach in the Arafura Swamp, northern Australia7
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Landholder reflections of their engagement in landscape conservation and restoration projects in the Northern Midlands of Tasmania6
Fertility control for managing macropods – Current approaches and future prospects6
Historic Heritage Trees in the Red Gum Parks between Tocumwal and Swan Hill in the Riverina Bioregion of Southern Inland New South Wales, Australia6
Seasonal breeding of the Eastern Grey Kangaroo provides opportunities for improved animal welfare in kangaroo management6
Options and rationale for regional property‐based kangaroo production6
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Practitioners' Perspectives on the Effectiveness of Restoration Methods for Southern Australia's Arid Ecosystems6
Perspectives on research protocols on Indigenous conservation lands: Outcomes from a talking circle6
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Fire, herbivores and the management of temperate Eucalyptus savanna in Tasmania: Introducing the Beaufront fire – mammalian herbivore field experiment6
Returning Fire to Degraded Temperate Grassy Woodland Fragments Requires Fine‐Scale Management Interventions to Promote Trees: Insights From the Beaufront Experiment6
What’s the Best Way to Store Toxic 1080 Baits?6
Managing vertebrate pest Sambar Deer at low abundance in mountains6
From little things, big things grow: Building connections through place‐based education in the Tasmanian Midlands biodiversity hotspot6
Assessing the effectiveness of long‐term monitoring of the Broad‐toothed Rat in the Barrington Tops National Park, Australia6
Macropod management is critical for recovery of Sheoak Grassy Woodlands on Eyre Peninsula, South Australia6
New approaches for revegetating agricultural landscapes to provide connectivity for wildlife: The example of the Tasmanian Midlands, Australia6
Monitoring Riparian Vegetation in Urban Areas With Sentinel‐2 Satellite Imagery5
State‐wide prioritisation of vertebrate pest animals in Queensland, Australia5
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Improving Kangaroo Management: A Joint Statement5
A decade of restoring a temperate woodland: Lessons learned and future directions5
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Navigating Permits: A Review of Coastal Wetland Restoration Approvals in Victoria4
Managing macropods without poisoning ecosystems4
Proactive management of kangaroos for conservation and ecosystem restoration – Wild Deserts, Sturt National Park, NSW4
Invasive Deer Demonstrate Species‐Specific Niche Habitat Selection in the Australian Alps4
Kangaroos in peri‐urban areas: A fool’s paradise?4
A field method for rapidly assessing deer density and impacts in forested ecosystems4
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Understanding Indigenous values and priorities for wetlands to guide weed management actions: Lessons from the Nardab floodplain in northern Australia’s Kakadu National Park4
Australian grassy community restoration: Recognizing what is achievable and charting a way forward3
Effectiveness of the Biodiversity Management Contract Scheme in Supplying Stopover Sites With Food for Migratory Birds3
Restoring the Midlands of Tasmania: An introduction3
Promoting Indigenous‐led restoration: The Seed and Nursery Industry Forum for Aboriginal Organisations, Northam, Western Australia, September 20223
Extruded seed pelleting offers an alternative direct seeding option to rehabilitate forested ecosystems impacted by a soil‐borne plant pathogen3
Evaluating restoration outcomes: trial of a community‐based monitoring protocol3
Indices for ecological condition of native vegetation: A review, and introducing the HH2.0 method3
Biodiversity on private land: Lessons from theMid‐MurrayValley in South‐eastern Australia3
Recreational fishers contribute to path formation in subalpine vegetation3
Managing biodiversity on private land: Directions for collaboration through reconciliation ecology3
Interview with Tony Parkes: Landcare meets science3
Evaluating methods for controlling feral cats that minimise non‐target impacts at Taunton National Park (Scientific)3
A call to recognise and grow the Indigenous‐led stewardship of Country3
Safer Gardens: Plant Flammability and Planning for FireLesleyCorbett. Australian Scholarly Publishing, North Melbourne, Victoria, 2021. Paperback Price: AUD$55.00 or e‐book: AUD$15.08 (ISBN: 978‐1‐9223
Smoke and heat can increase germination of common wildflowers and grasses—implications for conservation and restoration of critically endangered grassy ecosystems2
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Developing a two‐way learning monitoring program for Mankarr (Greater Bilby) in the Western Desert, Western Australia2
Native establishment improved and weed competition reduced by topsoil removal in direct‐sown native grasslands2
The RARCrec: A rapid riparian vegetation assessment method for use in river systems undergoing vegetative and geomorphic recovery2
Prickly Skink (Gnypetoscincus queenslandiae) use of supplemental coarse woody debris in rainforest restoration sites2
Financing and governing ecological restoration projects: The Tasmanian Island Ark2
Harvesting Agile Wallabies for human consumption in the Northern Territory of Australia2
The UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration may be the catalyst we need, but making it work will be up to all of us2
Rapid population expansion of Boodie (Burrowing Bettong, Bettongia lesueur) creates potential for resource competition with Mala (Rufous Hare‐wallaby, Lagorchestes hirsutus)2
Vegetative Propagation: A Tool to Enhance Conservation and Management of Xaxim (Dicksonia sellowiana), an Endangered Tree Fern2
Early warning signs of population irruptions in Eastern Grey Kangaroo (Macropus giganteus)1
Kangaroo management and animal welfare1
Mitigative translocation of Singleton Mint Bush (Prostanthera cineolifera) on the NSW North Coast: Effects of soil texture, horticultural practice and bushfire on the translocation o1
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Destocking waterways: Evidence that stocked Murray Cod (Maccullochella peelii) were extracted at pumped irrigation diversions within 24 hours of release1
From communities to individuals: Using remote sensing to inform and monitor woodland restoration1
Bias and precision of predicted densities of overabundant kangaroo populations1
Can the impacts of invasive African Olive on native Cumberland Plain Woodland plants be mitigated through bioinoculation?1
An ecological assessment of Australia's first community oyster gardens1
Growth of the Black Wallaby (Wallabia bicolor) population at the Cranbourne Gardens (Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria), after the implementation of fox control1
From Production to Protection: The Role of Land for Wildlife in Private Land Conservation in Southeast Queensland1
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Djaara cultural authority drives inclusion of their knowledge and culture in a Joint Management Plan for parks1
The Darwin Agreement: A collaboration between Australian restoration organisations in support of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration1
Effects of Burial Depth, Watering Regime and Soil Amendments on the Establishment of Four Arid Zone Species1
Charred and chewed chalkies: Effects of fire and herbivory on the reintroduction of an endangered wattle1
Database for marine and coastal restoration projects in Australia and New Zealand1
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The Mulloon Rehydration Initiative: The project’s establishment and monitoring framework1
Do different camera trap lures result in different detection rates of vertebrates because of their attractiveness to invertebrates?1
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