Daniel Florance

Project Leader
Senior Research Officer - ANU

Daniel Florance completed a Bachelor of Environmental Science, graduating with first class honours from the University of Sydney. He is a Senior Research Officer with the Conservation and Landscape Ecology Group, Fenner School of Environment and Society, The Australian National University, based in Cowra where manages several long-term monitoring programs.

Daniel has a strong interest in the conservation of native ecosystems, using scientific research to provide practical evidence-based solutions to effectively implement conservation within agricultural landscapes.

Projects
Conservation of box gum grassy woodlands and the threatened species within them
Conservation of box gum grassy woodlands and the threatened species within them Project 1.2.1
Enhancing critical habitat for the pink-tailed worm-lizard in agricultural landscapes
Enhancing critical habitat for the pink-tailed worm-lizard in agricultural landscapes Project 1.2.1.6
Restoring the Endangered Yass daisy
Restoring the Endangered Yass daisy Project 1.2.1.7
Can culling noisy miners benefit threatened woodland birds?
Can culling noisy miners benefit threatened woodland birds? Project 1.2.1.2
Conserving critical and threatened habitats
Conserving critical and threatened habitats Project 1.2
Ecosystem accounts in box gum grassy woodlands
Ecosystem accounts in box gum grassy woodlands Project 1.2.4
How bird communities change in relation to vegetation change
How bird communities change in relation to vegetation change Project 1.2.1.4
Survival and persistence of woodland birds in restoration plantings
Survival and persistence of woodland birds in restoration plantings Project 1.2.1.3
Publications
External Publication Link
Austral Ecology
Boosting the conservation value of replanted woodlands for biodiversity
TSR Hub
Weather effects on birds of different size are mediated by long‐term climate and vegetation type in endangered temperate woodlands
Wiley- Global Change Biology
Barking up the right tree: comparative use of arboreal and terrestrial artificial refuges to survey reptiles in temperate eucalypt woodlands
Wildlife Research
Revegetation, restoration and reptiles in rural landscapes: Insights from long-term monitoring programs in the temperate eucalypt woodlands of south-eastern Australia.
Wiley
External Publication Link
Wiley
External Publication Link
CSIRO
Restoring the endangered Yass daisy
TSR Hub
Tests of predictions associated with temporal changes in Australian bird populations
Wiley
Enhancing critical habitat for the Pink-tailed Worm-lizard in agricultural landscapes
TSR Hub
External Publication Link
The Conversation