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Dr Lori Lach interviewed for New Scientist
Prof Richard Hobbs interviewed for Sydney Morning Herald
Cristina Ramalho interviewed for BBC
Prof Richard Hobbs named 2011 WA Scientist of the Year
Dr Rachel Standish participates in the 2011 Theo Murphy High Flyers Think Tank
Dr Mike Perring presents at the 2011 Future Farm Open Day
Don't judge species on their origins. Nature doi:10.1038/474153a
Intervention Ecology: Applying Ecological Science in the Twenty-first Century. BioScience doi:10.1525/bio.2011.61.6.6
Mindful planet-manager urges intervention read more
Novel ecosystems : When and how do we intervene in the new ecological world order? Restoration Institute 2011
ERL changes its name to Ecosystem Restoration & Intervention Ecology (ERIE) Research Group - to reflect new directions and focus
Prof Richard Hobbs joins the National Environmental Research Program - Terrestrial Hub 1
Restoration efforts needed to confront climate change
Prof Richard Hobbs, a finalist in the WA Scientist of the Year Award 2010
Prof Richard Hobbs to receive ESA Gold Medal
York gum woodland study of benefit to ecosystem management worldwide
Restoration of WA landscape contributes to global success
Ancient history to underpin ecology restorations
Degraded, fragmented, abandoned – these are the landscapes that we work in.
But we also live and work in one of the most floristically diverse regions of the world, the south-west of Western Australia.
In the Ecosystem Restoration & Intervention Ecology (ERIE) Research Group, we aim to understand the processes that lead to the degradation of ecosystems and the mechanisms by which they can be conserved and restored.
Our research covers wide and varied aspects of ecology and natural resource management, from conceptual ecology through ecosystem restoration and the management of rare and threatened flora to environmental policy.
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