Projects and Grants

Below is a selection of current major grants funding CBCS research. If you have any questions about a particular project, please click on the link to email the lead collaborator.

National Environmental Science Program's Threatened Species Recovery Hub

What could World Heritage listing deliver for Indigenous people? The Australian experience in a global context

Integrating measures of Indigenous land management effectiveness

Applying the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas management effectiveness methodology to World Heritage sites

Global PA management effectiveness review

Building capacity For adaptive management In Protected Areas through improved systems For monitoring and evaluation

Koala spatio-temporal modelling

Achieving biodiversity conservation and ecosystem service delivery: The role of landscape structure

Recovering Australia's migratory shorebirds

Mud, glorious mud! Mapping the world's intertidal ecosystems

Migratory shorebird monitoring: Understanding ecological impact

Conserving Antarctica's biodiversity under multiple stressors

Optimising the ecological performance of cities

Assessing the ecosystem-wide risks of threatened species translocation

Habitat modelling and reintroduction modelling for the island scrub jay

Using food web theory to conserve ecosystems

Where’s the beef? A systems model for taming a wicked environmental problem

Global extent of degraded farm lands and their conservation potential

Informing UN-assisted National Biodiversity Strategy Action Plans with Earth observations: Application to forest integrity and connectivity

Global assessment of the values of intact forests

Offsets and protected area planning

Spatial planning across Eastern Africa

Optimising community-based climate change adaptation

The Luc-Hoffman Institute Fellow: Pathways for drivers of positive change

Advancing marine conservation in the European and contiguous seas

Managing urban trees for people and wildlife

Designing green spaces for biodiversity and human wellbeing

The capacity of forests to protect regional climate under global warming

Conserving and recovering the koala populations on the New South Wales far north coast

Ecosystem-wide implications of reintroductions

Australian Acoustic Observatory: A network to monitor biodiversity

Searching for black swans in the shrinking ice

Planning for the impacts of land uses on coral reef fisheries

Reconciling the triple bottom line of social inequity, economic return and environmental benefits in conservation decision-making

Improving the potential of biodiversity offsetting to reconcile development and conservation: Will good environmental outcomes counterbalance the bad?

The role of behavioural interactions in shaping invasion dynamics: A global synthesis using the common myna as a model system

Systematic prioritisation of action for confronting invasive invertebrates in Australia

Decision analysis for the detection of foxes in Tasmania

Projects and Grants

National Environmental Science Program's Threatened Species Recovery Hub

What could World Heritage listing deliver for Indigenous people? The Australian experience in a global context

Integrating measures of Indigenous land management effectiveness

Applying the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas management effectiveness methodology to World Heritage sites

Global PA management effectiveness review

Building capacity For adaptive management In Protected Areas through improved systems For monitoring and evaluation

Koala spatio-temporal modelling

Achieving biodiversity conservation and ecosystem service delivery: The role of landscape structure

Recovering Australia's migratory shorebirds

Mud, glorious mud! Mapping the world's intertidal ecosystems

Migratory shorebird monitoring: Understanding ecological impact

Conserving Antarctica's biodiversity under multiple stressors

Optimising the ecological performance of cities

Assessing the ecosystem-wide risks of threatened species translocation

Habitat modelling and reintroduction modelling for the island scrub jay

Using food web theory to conserve ecosystems

Where’s the beef? A systems model for taming a wicked environmental problem

Global extent of degraded farm lands and their conservation potential

Informing UN-assisted National Biodiversity Strategy Action Plans with Earth observations: Application to forest integrity and connectivity

Global assessment of the values of intact forests

Offsets and protected area planning

Spatial planning across Eastern Africa

Optimising community-based climate change adaptation

The Luc-Hoffman Institute Fellow: Pathways for drivers of positive change

Advancing marine conservation in the European and contiguous seas

Managing urban trees for people and wildlife

Designing green spaces for biodiversity and human wellbeing

The capacity of forests to protect regional climate under global warming

Conserving and recovering the koala populations on the New South Wales far north coast

Ecosystem-wide implications of reintroductions

Australian Acoustic Observatory: A network to monitor biodiversity

Searching for black swans in the shrinking ice

Planning for the impacts of land uses on coral reef fisheries

Reconciling the triple bottom line of social inequity, economic return and environmental benefits in conservation decision-making

Improving the potential of biodiversity offsetting to reconcile development and conservation: Will good environmental outcomes counterbalance the bad?

The role of behavioural interactions in shaping invasion dynamics: A global synthesis using the common myna as a model system

Systematic prioritisation of action for confronting invasive invertebrates in Australia

Decision analysis for the detection of foxes in Tasmania

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