Trish Fleming

Wildlife Conservation, Harry Butler Institute

Stray and feral cat biology

Disturbance ecology

Animal welfare assessment

Wildlife biology

Wildlife conservation

Urban ecology

Terrestrial ecology

Invasive species

Wildlife management

Predator ecology

Marsupial

Wildlife and habitat management

wind turbine

Report

Scenarios for revegetation in bauxite mine sites: Implications for reductions in stream flow and falling water tables on biodiversity in the northern jarrah forest from Armadale to the Murray River Western Australia

by S. Dundas, F. Batini, G. Hardy and T. Fleming

Published 2012

Current climate models predict that Western Australia is likely to experience increasing temperatures in the future, which will be coupled with reduced rainfall. This report was commissioned by the Bauxite Hydrology Committee to examine the potential impacts on biodiversity of revegetation practices following bauxite mining due to changes in groundwater connectivity and surface flows that have taken place, and are likely to continue into the future. Particular emphasis was placed on flora and fauna (invertebrate and vertebrate) associated with riparian zones (i.e. the interface between wetter stream zones and upland forests), as effects are likely to be greatest on species within these zones.

Trish Fleming

Wildlife Conservation, Harry Butler Institute

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