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NESP RL Project 4.5 - Restoration by design: Improving biodiversity outcomes from Australia's restoration investments

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01-Jul-2024
End Date
30-Jun-2027

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NESP RL Project 4.5 - Restoration by design: Improving biodiversity outcomes from Australia's restoration investments
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01-Jul-2024
End Date
30-Jun-2027
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Description

The Australia state of the environment 2021 report outlined the continuing decline of Australian biodiversity and degradation of Australian ecosystems.

Restoring the health of our environments is going to require a concerted effort involving increased investment in conservation and land management, but also a more effective return on the investments that are made.

To achieve the best outcomes for biodiversity we need to understand what social and ecological factors contribute to the success of restoration programs. By looking at past and present successes around Australia, we can make recommendations to improve future programs.

To inform restoration program decision-making, this program is answering 2 fundamental questions:

How are changes in biodiversity during restoration activities measured by key proponents of restoration in Australia (e.g. policy makers, restoration practitioners, landholders, research users, researchers)? Have restoration investments aimed at improving biodiversity been successful, and what factors (e.g. restoration practices, landholder characteristics, social context, socioeconomic attributes, Indigenous land management) are associated with intermediate outcomes, such as landholder participation and positive outcomes for biodiversity? This is being achieved through a series of activities involving stakeholder engagement, examination of existing restoration monitoring and evaluation methods, and evaluation of biodiversity outcomes from existing projects.

Key research areas

To improve the outcomes for biodiversity from restoration programs, this project is:

  • building capacity to improve the planning and delivery of restoration programs across diverse social and geographic contexts
  • supporting knowledge transfer to maximise biodiversity outcomes
  • strengthening participation in restoration programs and encouraging voluntary and informed investment in restoration
  • providing advice on revising statutory-planning instruments/guidelines and informing the operationalising of new national environmental standards.

Pathway to impact

This project will support better restoration outcomes by:

  • improving how restoration success is measured
  • identifying what helps biodiversity recover
  • guiding future restoration planning and investment
  • supporting better restoration decisions across Australia.
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Contributors

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Flinders University

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2024-07-01
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Wood, G. V., Liddicoat, C., Robinson, J. M., & Breed, M. F. (2026). Restoring soil and sediment microbiomes in the Anthropocene. Nature Reviews Microbiology.
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Taylor, A. F., Breed, M. F., Abrahams, C., Annells, A., Bradfer-Lawrence, T., Cavagnaro, T., Görres, C.-M., Gossner, M. M., Liddicoat, C., Linke, S., Metcalf, O. C., Roberts, L., Sørensen, L. V., Sun, X., Timperley, J. H., & Robinson, J. M. (2026). Hums in the humus: opportunities and challenges for soil ecoacoustics. Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 41(4), 355–368.
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Fickling, N. W., Cando-Dumancela, C., Davies, T., Hodgson, R., Kiesewetter, K. N., Liddicoat, C., Robinson, J. M., Taylor, A. F., & Breed, M. F. (2026). Habitat fragmentation shifts soil microbial composition but not alpha diversity. Applied Soil Ecology, 222, 106995.
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Defourny, P., & Adams, V. M. (2025). Where to replant - prioritising revegetation based on site suitability and ecological outcomes. Biological Conservation, 307, 111142.
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Engert, J. E., Middleby, K., Vogado, N., & Laurance, S. G. W. (2026). Seed collection practices in tropical rainforest restoration and implications for provenance research. Forest Ecology and Management, 602, 123376.
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Letters, S., Dean, A., & Laurance, S. G. W. (2026). Monitoring of rainforest restoration is predominantly short‐term and focused on forest structure in Australia’s Wet Tropics. Restoration Ecology, 34(7). Portico.
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Annells, A., Breed, M. F., Cavagnaro, T. R., Hodgson, R. J., Costin, S., Davies, T., Taylor, A., & Robinson, J. M. (2026). Invertebrate species produce taxon-specific acoustic profiles under controlled conditions.
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Davies, T., Annells, A., Cando-Dumancela, C., Hodgson, R. J., Kennedy, S., Liddicoat, C., Peddle, S. D., Ramesh, S. A., Vizzari, G., & Breed, M. (2026). Seed priming with whole-soil microbial communities from an intact grassy woodland increases root biomass of Acacia pycnantha.
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Trevenen, E., Renton, M., Breed, M., Maher, N., Prober, S., Robinson, J., Standish, R., Veneklaas, E., & Krauss, S. (2025). Rangewide adaptive plasticity in trees provides resilience to climate change.
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Struthers, N. A., Zecevic, A. A., Stanhope, J., Breed, M. F., Gittings, L., Gunz, A., Wagenfeld, A., Birmingham, T., Kothari, A., & Maric, F. (2026). An international and interdisciplinary framework for nature prescribing in healthcare: A modified Delphi study. PLOS Global Public Health, 6(4), e0006361.
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Robinson, J. M., Brame, J., Cando‐Dumancela, C., Deshmukh, S., Fickling, N. W., Hawken, S., Hayward, C., Kuhn, E., Lee, K., Liddicoat, C., Ramesh, S., Robinson, K., Sun, X., & Breed, M. F. (2025). Mapping and Cataloguing Microbial and Biochemical Determinants of Health: Towards a ‘Database of Salutogenic Potential’. Microbial Biotechnology, 18(10). Portico.
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Robinson, J. M., Breed, M. F., Barrable, A., König, A., Taylor, R., & Timmis, K. (2025). Creative Futures in Education: Building ‘Imagination Infrastructures’ for Microbiology and Beyond. Microbial Biotechnology, 18(12). Portico.
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Peddle, S. D., Cando‐Dumancela, C., Davies, T. C., Edwards, R., Hodgson, R. J., Krauss, S. L., Liddicoat, C., Sanders, A., & Breed, M. F. (2026). Keep it together: Soil core translocation improves establishment of donor‐like microbial communities. Journal of Applied Ecology, 63(6). Portico.
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Davies, T., Cando-Dumancela, C., Fickling, N. W., Hodgson, R. J., Kennedy, S., Liddicoat, C., Peddle, S. D., Ramesh, S. A., Taylor, A. F., Watson, C. D., & Breed, M. F. (2026). Exotic groundcover in an endangered grassy woodland associates with soil microbial functions that may contribute to the persistence of poor vegetation condition. Applied Soil Ecology, 224, 107126.
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Peddle, S. D., Cando‐Dumancela, C., Costin, S., Davies, T., Doane, M. P., Edwards, R. A., Hodgson, R. J., Krauss, S. L., Liddicoat, C., & Breed, M. F. (2026). Soil Microbial Functions Indicate Persistent Agricultural Legacies and Potential Alternative States Following Restoration Plantings. Ecology and Evolution, 16(3). Portico.
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Breed, M. F., Hodgson, R. J., Peddle, S. D., Wood, G. V., & Robinson, J. M. (2026). Climate-adjusted soil microbiome provenancing: a novel way to increase climate resilience in ecosystem restoration plantings? Microbiology Australia, 47(1), 41–45.
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Davies, T., Cando-Dumancela, C., Davies, R., Fickling, N. W., Hodgson, R. J., Kennedy, S., Liddicoat, C., Ramesh, S. A., Taylor, A. F., & Breed, M. F. (2026). Season and vegetation condition influence soil microbiota in endangered grey box grassy woodlands.
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Robinson, J. M., Guentas, L., & Breed, M. F. (2026). A microbial mirage: when microbiome metrics may obscure ecological meaning. Microbial Genomics, 12(7).
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