North Queensland Threatened Species Symposium

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Community engagement

• An overview of citizen science programs for threatened species in Australia
• Citizen science for threatened species best practice framework
• How citizen science programs are implemented in Australia for threatened species
• How to make an iMovie, step by step guide
• How we say stuff matters: Five lessons to guide more effective biodiversity conservation message framing
• Messaging matters: A systematic review of conservation messaging literature
• Review of non-market valuation studies of threatened species and ecological communities

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Indigenous leadership in threatened species recovery

• Iconic species in schools
• Indigenous Engagement protocols for threatened species researchers
• Influence of environmental governance regimes on the capacity of Indigenous Peoples to participate in conservation management
• Quantifying Indigenous people's contributions to threatened species management

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Invasive species and disease

• Fire and rust - impact of myrtle rust on post-fire regeneration - interim report
• Impacts and management of feral cats in Australia
• Managing feral pigs on Cape York
• Protecting Australian mammals from introduced cats and foxes: The current status and future growth of predator-free havens

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Lessons and tools for species recovery

• Improved budgetary planning for threatened species and ecological community recovery plans
• Improving conservation assessments and policy options for poorly known species
• Key factors for effective partnering for threatened species recovery
• Recovering Australian threatened species: A book of hope

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Linking research, policy and practice

• Connecting research with policy: guide to writing for policy-makers
• Impact Indicators for Biodiversity Conservation Research: Measuring Influence within and beyond Academia

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Management tools and guides

• General ecosystem model for woodlands of southern Australia: applications for recovery planning
• Guidelines for estimating and evaluating species' response to management
• Guidelines for the translocation of threatened plants in Australia, Third Edition
• How to improve threatened species management: An Australian perspective
• Interactions between water depth, velocity and body size on fish swimming performance: Implications for 'fish-friendly' culvert design
• Modelling distributions of species under environmental change
• PACES tool: planning and assessment for conservation through ex-situ management
• The effectiveness of approaches to urban flying-fox roost management
• The importance of artificial roosts for migratory shorebirds

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Monitoring and tracking threatened species

• eDNA sampling for native, threatened and invasive species
• How-to guide - Bioacoustic monitoring of black-cockatoo nesting
• Key principles of monitoring design
• Optimisation - monitoring in the top end
• Thermal imaging for biodiversity monitoring
• Threatened Species Index for Australia and Queensland
• Using drones for biodiversity monitoring

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North Queensland species

• Conservation of the night parrot
• Essential research to secure the buff-breasted button quail
• Fire, predators and the endangered northern bettong
• Using detection dog techniques to conserve Queensland endangered montane species

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Planning, offsets, env assessment tools and guides

• A quantitative framework for evaluating the impact of biodiversity offset policies
• Biodiversity sensitive urban design
• Does it matter why we do restoration? Volunteers, offset markets and the need for full disclosure
• Estimating benefits findings factsheet: expert elicitation
• Guidance for deriving 'Risk of Loss' estimates when evaluating biodiversity offset proposals under the EPBC Act
• How much benefit do we get from 'protection'? Guidance for biodiversity offsetting
• Integrated environmental assessment to inform environmental decisions
• Target-based ecological compensation (explainer)

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Red hot red lists

• Big trouble for little fish: Identifying Australian freshwater fishes at imminent risk of extinction
• Birds Red Hot List: The Australian birds most at risk of extinction
• Mammal Red Hot List: The Australian mammals most at risk of extinction
• Plants Red Hot List: Australia’s 100 most endangered plants
• Reptiles on the brink: the Australian terrestrial snake and lizard species most at risk of extinction