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NESP RL Project 3.2 - Planning for catchment resilience and threatened-species recovery from extreme events in the Mary River

Dates

Start Date
01-Feb-2023
End Date
28-Feb-2026

Titles

Title
NESP RL Project 3.2 - Planning for catchment resilience and threatened-species recovery from extreme events in the Mary River
Title Type
Primary
Title Type:
Primary
Preferred full description or abstract.
Start Date
01-Feb-2023
End Date
28-Feb-2026
Language
English

Descriptions

Description

This project aims to identify practical solutions for catchment-scale restoration and threatened-species recovery in south-east Queensland (Qld). Recent extreme weather events (causing severe droughts, heat waves, wildfire and floods), habitat degradation and invasive species are posing increasing risks to the resilience and long-term persistence of highly valued and threatened freshwater species and the integrity of critical wetland habitats in the region. The project will focus on the Mary River (Moonaboola) catchment in Queensland – a hotspot of threatened freshwater and riparian species (including the Mary River turtle, Australian lungfish, giant barred frog and water mouse) that flows into the Ramsar-listed Great Sandy Strait, adjacent to the K’gari (Fraser Island) World Heritage area. By working with local catchment natural-resource management (NRM) groups, Traditional Owners, governments and other stakeholders, this project will: • fill critical knowledge gaps on threatened species distributions and habitat requirements, ecological and cultural values, and threats • prioritise on-ground restoration actions to benefit multiple threatened species • undertake targeted implementation trials of habitat-restoration measures for key species • design a monitoring program to evaluate restoration success. The project will deliver applied research outcomes to support ecosystem restoration after extreme events and planning for threatened-species recovery at national and state levels. The approaches developed and trialled in this project will be transferable to other catchments and threatened species.

Description Type

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Description Type:

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Language
English

Contributors

Contributor
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4383-4999
Leader
Yes
Contact
Yes
Positions
Position
Principal or Chief Investigator
Position:
Principal or Chief Investigator
Principal investigator refers to the person(s) in charge of a research project
Start Date
01-Feb-2023
End Date
28-Feb-2026
Roles
No Entries

Organisations

Organisation ID
https://ror.org/02sc3r913
Roles
Role
Lead Research Organisation
Role:
Lead Research Organisation
The research organistion administratively responsible for the project; administering organisation
Start Date
2023-02-01
End Date
2026-02-28

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Alternate Identifier

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Related RAiDs

Title
Resilient Landscapes Hub (10.71821/ffc970c8)
Relation
IsPartOf
Relation:
IsPartOf
Relates a subproject back to its parent project

Access

Type
Open Access
Type:
Open Access
Open access refers to a resource that is immediately and permanently online, and free for all on the Web, without financial and technical barriers.The resource is either stored in the repository or referenced to an external journal or trustworthy archive.
Language
Text
Embargo Expiry

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