Southern Tablelands, NSW: Doing Nothing in Dry Regrowth Forests is Not An Option
Simon Roberts, John Field, Chris McElhinny, Cris L. Brack
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Simon Roberts, John Field, Chris McElhinny, Cris L. Brack
Abstract
Research into local regrowth dry sclerophyll forests by Australian National University ecologists is showing that to do nothing with these forests leads to the worst of all worlds, both environmentally as well as economically. The following article looks at the results of a series of studies begun over 15 years ago within the poorly understood dry sclerophyll forests of NSW's Southern Tablelands.
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Research into local regrowth dry sclerophyll forests by Australian National University ecologists is showing that to do nothing with these forests leads to the worst of all worlds, both environmentally as well as economically. The following article looks at the results of a series of studies begun over 15 years ago within the poorly understood dry sclerophyll forests of NSW's Southern Tablelands.
Key concepts: Sclerophyll, Nothing, Project commissioning, Agroforestry, Geography, Publishing, Biology, Archaeology