Triple test: recovering natural biodiversity at Toolibin Lake and Lake Bryde

摘要

Wetland biodiversity managers in the low-to-medium rainfall zone of southern Australia face three main challenges. The first is a lack of knowledge about the complex interactions between natural biodiversity assets and the ecosystem processes, including altered hydrology, that will determine management success. The second is variability. Both the climate of these areas and their catchment landscapes are highly variable and often each situation requires site-specific research and actions. Finally, successful management in these variable areas requires a commitment, over decades, to active management.