With other concerned conservation biologists, researchers from the Threatened Species Recovery Hub have developed a ‘blueprint’ for management responses to the 2019-20 wildfires.
The report, titled After the catastrophe: a blueprint for a conservation response to large-scale ecological disaster, can be downloaded HERE.
This report is a response to the profound impacts of these fires on many threatened plant and animal species, and it reflects our hub’s primary objectives – to enhance the conservation of Australia’s threatened species (and ecological communities) and to provide evidence and advice to the community and many other stakeholders about such conservation.
Read more on the original article published on the Threatened Species Recovery Hub website:
http://www.nespthreatenedspecies.edu.au/news/a-conservation-response-to-the-2019-20-wildfires