Prioritisation of Natural Areas for Management

The WALGA Prioritisation of Natural Areas for Management Workshop was held in December 2018.

The workshop focused on effective bushland management practices, exploring opportunities and benefits of collaborating and knowledge sharing across government, community groups and private landholders for more effective natural resource management.

The presentations can be found below:

Program
A Review of the Capabilities and Limitations of Existing Reserve Management Tools (Renata Zelinova, WALGA)
Prioritising Reserves for Management Investment and Potential Improvements (Linda Metz, City of Cockburn)
Tools and Factors Used to Prioritise Reserves for Pathogen Management (Heidi Khojasteh, City of Joondalup)
Using Modern Technology in Baseline Weed Mapping and Restoration Actions (Murray Woods, City of Stirling)
Black-Cockatoo Roost Sites: How to Identify and Protect Them (Adam Peck, BirdLife Australia)
Outlining the Case for Improved Biodiversity Data Aggregation to Improve On-ground Outcomes for Management (Dr Bruce Webber, WABSI)
Sharing Plant Disease Information for Better Biodiversity and Community Outcomes Using the Dieback Information Delivery Management System (DIDMS) (Tilo Massenbauer, South Coast NRM)

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