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Ecological Outcomes Monitoring

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The Bush Heritage Ecological Outcomes Monitoring (EOM) program is breaking new ground in improving our understanding of the Australian landscape and how our actions affect it, either positively or negatively.

It represents the first attempt in Australia to find a simple, repeatable and reliable way of measuring environmental health over time and thus learning how the land and its wildlife respond to land management activities.

 

Page Last Updated: Monday 22 October 2007

Restoring land and wildlife report

This report "Restoring land and wildlife" is the first in a series that will bring the results of our monitoring on Bush Heritage reserves to the community. The focus in this preliminary report is south-west Western Australia and published July 2007.

Ecological Outcomes Monitoring on Bush Heritage reserves

Ecological Outcomes Monitoring is being implemented on our reserves and will also be implemented on land that we are managing for conservation in partnership with others.

Collecting The Data

Details of our data collecting indicators gives us valuable information about what is happening at a site and, over time, allow us to monitor changes at a site and across its landscape.

South-East Regional EOM Report

A report on our Ecological Outcomes Monitoring (EOM) program measuring the effectiveness of our monitoring conducted in the South-East Grassy Box Woodlands in VIC, NSW and SA