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  1. Data provider: Chevron Australia

  2. Data provider: BirdLife Australia

    We are a national organisation working for the conservation and protection of Australia's native birds and their habitats.

  3. Data provider: MicroBlitz (Western Australia)

    What exactly is MicroBlitz? MicroBlitz is a citizen science project where crowd-sourced science is building a state-wide map detailing the biodiversity and health of our environment using DNA sequencing to identify the biodiversity of microbes in our soils. Together, we’ll create a baseline map, a point of reference that can be shared and used to monitor, manage and protect WA’s precious environment into the future.

  4. Data provider: Lowland Rainforest of Subtropical Australia Restoration

    This project will focus on three main sites of varied vegetation health. Participants will have the opportunity to help restore this critically endangered ecosystem through mostly weed control, monitoring and re-vegetation. Within this model participants will complete site assessments, plant identification, site preparation and planting techniques, small machinery operation and herbicide application...

  5. Data provider: A Strategy for Reducing Herbicide Pollution in Australia

    This project will address the identified oversight by engaging with and educating the community about practical methods that reduce/eliminate herbicide pollution, and share the learning via public release of a digital policy guideline document. In 2011-2012 Australia applied more than $1.4 billion worth of herbicides to the Australian environment. The use of these herbicides is carefully regulated and controlled because they represent an environmental hazard and/or are hazardous to humans...

  6. Data provider: Growing the Future with Greening Australia: Seed and Plant Production

    Change to project description - Green Army participants will produce plants and seed in two nursery locations wihin western Sydney. The plants produced will be available for use in associated programs, including 20 Million Trees, to improve the condition of important vegetation corridors and remnants and provide linkages within the Cumberland Plain region...

  7. Data provider: Threatened animal recovery through feral cat control in Western Australia

    This project will implement landscape-scale feral cat control, using Eradicat, integrated with fox control at high priority native animal conservation sites in the northern jarrah forest, semi-arid zone (Midwest), wandoo woodland and south coast regions of Western Australia. The project also aims to translocate several threatened animal species, including woylies (critically endangered), black-flanked rock-wallabies (vulnerable) and/or numbats (vulnerable)...

  8. Data provider: South Western Australia - Coastal Planning and Management Case Studies

    This project will develop 10 case studies covering priority coastal issues within the south west of Western Australia and how they can be effectively managed...

  9. Data provider: Strategic Control of WoNS in the Capes Region of Western Australia

    The project will control known populations of Weeds of National Significance (Asparagus spp., Genista spp., Madiera Vine and Blackberry) at 20 key sites in the Capes region of WA. The project aims to protect this portion of the internationally recognised biodiversity hotspot in the south west of WA through strategic containment and control, using volunteers who will work in partnership with commercial weed contractors...

  10. Data provider: Project Manta - The Manta Rays of Eastern Australia

    Manta rays are the world’s largest ray with a disc width reaching up to nine metres. The Australian species, Manta alfredi, has a worldwide distribution and occurs in relatively shallow waters along the east coast of Australia. Although manta rays are commonly seen and dived with along the coast, there is relatively little known about their biology and ecology and no scientific data available on the eastern Australian population...