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Forests provide ecosystem services that are critical to humans and the sustainability of our environment. Our research focuses on management of critically important native forests and woodlands, including forest ecology, landscape restoration, wildlife conservation, ecologically sustainable forestry, and the effects of fire and climate.
Academic staff
- Dr Matthew Brookhouse (Senior Lecturer)
- Professor Geoff Cary (Professor), (Associate Director (Research))
- Dr Claire Foster (Research Fellow)
- Professor Philip Gibbons (Professor), (Associate Director (HDR))
- Professor Peter Kanowski (Professor)
- Professor David Lindenmayer (Professor)
- Dr Daju Resosudarmo (Research Fellow)
- Associate Professor Carina Wyborn (Fellow)
Student
- Giselle Cruzado Melendez (PhD Student)
| Project | Status |
|---|---|
| Booderee National Park & Surrounds | Current |
| Centre for Water and Landscape Dynamics | Current |
| Dendrochronology and xylology (tree studies) | Current |
| Fire management and innovation | Current |
| How many potentially dangerous branches fall from eucalypts? | Current |
| National Arboretum Canberra | Current |
| Plantation study | Current |
| Victorian Forest Biodiversity and Conservation | Current |
