Native vegitation

NARROWER TERMS

Conference paper

The Gardens of Anlaby - a utopian dream

15 Apr 2014

Anthony Butz,

David Jones

Australasian Urban History Planning History Group,

Victoria University of Wellington,

12th Australasian Urban History Planning History Conference, 2-5 February 2014, Wellington, New Zealand

Anlaby Station is the oldest sheep stud in South Australia (SA) dating back to 1839. The gardens have been noted as significant exemplars, Beames & Whitehill (1992), Swinbourne (1982), and in Pastoral Homes of Australia (1911) published by The Pastoral Review, wherein Anlaby was described...

Report

Conservation status of New Zealand indigenous vascular plants, 2017

5 Jun 2018

Peter J. de Lange,

Jeremy R. Rolfe,

John W. Barkla,

Shannel P. Courtney,

Paul D. Champion,

Leon R. Perrie,

Sarah M. Beadel,

Kerry A. Ford,

Ilse Breitwieser,

Ines Schönberger,

Rowan Hindmarsh-Walls,

Peter B. Heenan,

Kate Ladley

Department of Conservation (New Zealand)

New Zealand’s plants are facing increasing threats, according to this scientific report published by the Department of Conservation.

Report

Land clearing and climate change: risks and opportunities in the Sunshine State

24 Apr 2018

Will Steffen,

Annika Dean

Climate Council

This report outlines how more than one million hectares of woody vegetation, an area more than seven times larger than the size of Queensland’s capital, has been cleared between 2012-13 and 2015-16.