Projects
Current Projects@NRFABCON
Action, not just talk!
Action, not just talk!
NRFABCON is leading the way creating opportunities for public-private partnerships and innovative on-ground fire management projects. With support from investors including the New South Wales Environmental Trust and Australian Government's Regional land Partnerships Program, NRFABCON is currently delivering 5 fire-related projects in the northern rivers region and is auspicing a further 5 projects on behalf of its member organisations.
Managing Bell Miner Associated Dieback on the NSW North Coast Towards best practice management for landholders
Managing Bell Miner Associated Dieback on the NSW North Coast
Towards best practice management for landholders
Bell Miner Associated Dieback (BMAD) is listed as a key threatening process under the NSW Threatened Species Conservation Act. It is known to directly impact threatened vegetation communities including Grey Box—Grey Gum Wet Sclerophyll Forest and White Gum Moist Forest in the NSW North Coast Bioregion and threaten the World Heritage values of the Gondwana World Heritage Area.
With funding from the Australian Governments Regional Land Partnership program and NSW Saving Our Species program, this project is establishing long-term trial sites to examine common methods of understorey control (fire, chemical and mechanical treatments). The aim is to refine Best Practice Management advice for landholders and public land managers who have BMAD affected and susceptible forest.
Other Projectshey there! these project links will come on line over the next few weeks as we develop each story
Other Projects
hey there! these project links will come on line over the next few weeks as we develop each story
