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Proceedings of the National Malleefowl Forum, September 2007 (complete) (8.4Mb) |
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Contents (36Kb) |
Preface and Acknowledgements (39Kb) |
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Resolutions of the Forum (5Kb) |
P SandellAims of the Forum (57Kb) |
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J Benshemesh Progess towards a national system of monitoring and adaptive Management for Malleefowl (141Kb) |
A Stokie Towards a national system: the power of the people (52Kb) |
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P Ewin Malleefowl in New South Wales: review of past and future actions. (5mb) |
P Stokie Victorian state round-up - achievements since Mildura 2004 (427Kb) |
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S Gillham Malleefowl conservation in South Australia: achievements from 2004 to 2007 (117Kb) |
C Danzi Achievements in Western Australian Malleefowl conservation sice the forum at Mildura in 2004 (249Kb) |
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M Ward & K Bellchambers Status, monitoring and management of Nganamara in the southern Alinytjara Wilurara National Resorce Management region. (631Kb) |
T Partridge Nganamara in South Australia's Anangu Pitanjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands (270Kb) |
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J Gillespie Captive breeding and management of Malleefowl (Leipoa occellata) at Western Plains Zoo, 1989 to present. (221Kb) |
R Mulder, R Dunn & S Donnellan Conservation genetics of Malleefowl (58Kb) |
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J R Sinclair Are we doing enough? A review of the conservation status of megapodes and the implementation of their action plans. (320Kb) |
I Mauro Bruijn's Brush-turkey Aepypodius bruijni: field discovery and conservation of an enigma. (274Kb) |
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D N Jones Megapodes in northern Australia: a summary of recent research on the Orange-footed Scrubfowl and Australian Brush-turkey. (78Kb) |
B Parsons Malleefowl in the Western Australian Wheatbelt; an ecological study informed by community knowledge. (68Kb) |
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J van der Waag How to support the recruitment of Malleefowl Leipoa ocellata in small remnants: an overview of project findings (447Kb) |
C J Coombes, R Dehaan & A L Wilson Post-release survival of captive-reared Malleefowl in western New South Wales. (489Kb) |
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J Benshemesh, S Dennings, C Danzi & A Saunders Malleefowl searches at Yeelirrie Station in arid Western Australia: a valuable collaboration between industry and volunteers. (416Kb) |
P Stokie Re-searching malleefowl monitoring sites - a Victorian Malleefowl Recovery Group perspective. (121Kb) |
D Priddel, R Wheeler & P Copley Does the integrity or structure of mallee habitat influence the degree of fox predation on Malleefowl? (56Kb) |
M Scheltema & P Jones Malleefowl at Mt. Gibson minesite. (48Kb) |
R W Reichelt Little Desert Nature Lodge presentation. (77Kb) |
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2004 FORUM Scroll down for a brief Forum Report. |
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The Proceedings are available as a complete document (186 pages) or in 24 separate documents. Click on the appropriate link below |
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Proceedings of the National Malleefowl Forum, February 2004 (complete) -- (3.9Mb) |
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| Front Cover -- (191Kb) | Table of Contents -- (202Kb) |
| Acknowledgements -- (197Kb) | Foreword -- (105Kb) |
| Forum Program -- (235Kb) | Conservation through Collaboration. The Steps that the WA Malleefowl Network is taking to achieve increased malleefowl conservation -- (331Kb) |
| Community and Conservation: Malleefowl Conservation in SA -- (322Kb) | NSW Malleefowl -- (107Kb) |
| The Role of Community Groups: Victoria -- (286Kb) | Community Involvement and the National Recovery Plan for Malleefowl -- (429Kb) |
| Conservation of the Malleefowl: are there lessons from the successful conservation of native mammals by intensive fox control? -- (381Kb) | Fire in Mallee Communities -- (507Kb) |
| Mallee fires and malleefowl - seeking a balance -- (855Kb) | Ecological consequences of clearing and fragmentation of native vegetation -- (218Kb) |
| Chicks, Food and Fragmentation -- (250Kb) | Bureaucratic and funding impediments to threatened species recovery -- (253Kb) |
| "Gnowing is Believing" -- (669Kb) | Why monitor? The role of monitoring in environmental management -- (280Kb) |
| Monitoring Malleefowl: Options, problems and solutions -- (256Kb) | Malleefowl (Leipoa ocellata) Conservation on Eyre Peninsula, South Australia -- (574Kb) |
| 'Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things' An outline of the processes used by volunteers to collect malleefowl data in northwest Victoria -- (378Kb) | Poster Papers: Abstracts of the Poster Presentations -- (282Kb) |
| Discussion Points and Key Resolutions from the Workshops -- (207Kb) | List of Participants -- (412Kb) |
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| FORUM REPORT | |
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The National Malleefowl Forum, hosted by the Victorian Malleefowl Recovery Group, was held at the Grand Hotel in Mildura from Friday, February 6 to Monday, February 9, 2004. The 92 participants came from New South Wales, Western Australia, South Australia, Northern Territory and Victoria and included experts, field officers, volunteers and interested members of the public. The Forum kicked off with Registration and 'Drinks and Nibbles' on the Friday evening, providing an excellent opportunity for pre-conference networking. The main business of the Forum was conducted on the Saturday and Sunday. The participants were enthralled by a wide range of relevant topics, delivered by an excellent range of speakers. The participants listened to reports from each of the States, looked at the broader issue of biodiversity, revisited the National Malleefowl Recovery Plan, examined a broad range of issues impacting on the Malleefowl, studied existing monitoring proceedures, and made recommendations on a range of themes. Supporting the main focii of the Forum were a number of high quality poster presentations. |
| The optional Monday activities included a field visit to an active Malleefowl Mound and a more leisurely boat trip on the Murray for a bbq at a local winery, providing a great opportunity for more networking. | |
