farmers, food & biodiversity winning hearts & minds and the need for new farming systems Chris Curnow WWF Program Manager - Southwest Australia Land Manager Engagement
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farmers, food & biodiversity winning hearts & minds
and the need for new farming systems
Chris Curnow WWF Program Manager - Southwest Australia Land Manager Engagement
global biodiversity hotspots
crisis ecoregions disturbed by unsustainable pastoralism and agriculture
Hoekstra et al. 2005 Ecology Letters 8, 23–29
…despite a small population
Slide courtesy of Stephen Hopper
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it’s a way of life
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Mick Hayden connecting back on country, Kokerbin Rock
traditional owner connections
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corporate caring for country
one third perennial systems
one third innovation
one third native vegetation
alternative production
sandalwood
oil mallee carbon
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Western brush-tail wallaby Painted buttonquail
Chudich Red-tailed phascogale
European red fox
a day in the life of a log
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