River Red Gum Ecological Thinning Trial

Monitoring report 2019

The ecological thinning trial aims to increase understanding about the effectiveness of ecological thinning for addressing a range of conservation concerns associated with widespread high stem density stands and canopy dieback in Eucalyptus camaldulensis (river red gum) forests.

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Date

26 June 2019

Publisher

Office of Environment and Heritage

Type

Publication, Annual report

Cost

Free

Language

English

Tags

ISBN 978-1-925974-18-8
ID OEH20190259

File PDF 14.5MB
Pages 128

Name river-red-gum-ecological-thinning-trial-monitoring-report-2019-190259.pdf

The analyses in this report explores the effects of ecological thinning on a range of variables.

This monitoring report describes the second post-thinning monitoring data that were collected in 2018–19, and compares them with pre-thinning data collected in 2015–16 and the first post-thinning data collected in 2017–18.

For more information visit our Research in the river red gum forests webpage.

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