Best practice provenance for a changing climate: a workshop summary

Doug Bickerton; Vicki-Jo Russell; Martin F. Breed; Ruby Wake; Natasha Davis; Nola Hancock; Linda  Broadhurst; Andy Lowe; Mark  Ellis

Best practice provenance for a changing climate: a workshop summary

Doug Bickerton, Vicki-Jo Russell, Martin F. Breed, Ruby Wake, Natasha Davis, Nola Hancock, Linda Broadhurst, Andy Lowe, Mark Ellis

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Abstract

Trees For Life (TFL) is a not-for-profit organisation working to revegetate South Australia and conserve its remnant vegetation, with a focus on achieving effective on-ground results. Formed in 1981, TFL has volunteers who grow native seedlings at home for landholders across the state. TFL has a large propagation nursery that handles orders from local councils and industry. The organisation currently has 8,000 members including approximately 2,000 volunteers. Trees For Life also has a large volunteer program, Bush For Life, which supports and trains approximately 1,000 volunteers to undertake bush regeneration in remnant bushland.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	4-6
Number of pages	3
Journal	Australasian Plant Conservation
Volume	26
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - Jun 2017
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

Revegetation -- Environmental aspects
Climatic changes
Seeds -- Quality
Seeds -- Collection and preservation
Trees -- Provenance trials

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Best practice provenance for a changing climate: a workshop summary

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