Natural regeneration

Conservation management notes

This note outlines ways of restoring degraded native vegetation by harnessing and promoting the regeneration processes that are built into native ecosystems.

Date
1 June 2011
Publisher
Office of Environment and Heritage
Type
Publication
Cost
Free
Language
English
Tags
  • ISBN 978-1-742933-16-0
  • ID OEH20110659
  • File PDF 530KB
  • Pages 4
  • Name natural-regeration-conservation-management-notes-110659.pdf

Natural regeneration means allowing or assisting the bush to grow back by itself. It is the most effective and most economical way to expand patches of native vegetation and improve their condition.

Each site is different, and techniques and methods are tailored to suit the ecosystem being restored (e.g. grassland, rainforest, woodland, wetland etc), and the type of threats being managed.