2014 National Malleefowl Forum
The 5th National Malleefowl Forum, held 12–15 September 2014 in Dubbo, New South Wales.
Welcome
S Gillam
Introduction to the National Forum
J Benshemesh
Progress measured against the National Recovery Plan & Resolutions from Renmark
T Burnard
Update from the National Malleefowl Recovery Program Coordinator
T Burnard
Report from the North Central Malleefowl Preservation Group (WA)
S Cail
Establishing new directions for the Malleefowl Preservation Group (WA)
J DeJose
Malleefowl conservation activities in NSW 2012–2014
M Bannerman
Malleefowl conservation in SA – Activities from 2012–2014
S Gillam
Malleefowl conservation action in Victoria 2011–2014
P Stokie
Saving Our Species – Malleefowl Iconic Species Project
M Irvin
WA Malleefowl Network: a progress update
B Parsons
Reproductive outputs of two comparable regions of the SA Murray–Darling Basin
C Hedger
Potential landscape links to enhance Malleefowl conservation in northwest Victoria
G Allen
How mining offsets can contribute towards National Recovery Plan objectives
S Mitchell
Proposed release of Malleefowl at Taronga Western Plains Zoo
P Andrew
Conservation genetics of Malleefowl
T Cope
A brief history of Megapodes (Megapodiidae)
W Boles
Update on the National Malleefowl Monitoring Database
J Benshemesh
Malleefowl as a flagship species for Indigenous Land Management in the Great Victoria Desert
A Pennington
Monitoring Malleefowl in the Maralinga Tjarutja Lands, South Australia
J Benshemesh
The use of LiDAR to determine the presence of Malleefowl mounds
V Saffer
Motion-sensitive cameras for monitoring animals in Malleefowl monitoring sites
J Benshemesh
Using aerial photography to search for Malleefowl mounds at Mount Gibson
J Spark
Comparison of three survey techniques for locating Malleefowl mounds
J Read
The Mallee Hawkeye Project: predictive fire history mapping for threatened mallee birds
J Connell
Do we need better questions?
J DeJose
Applying Adaptive Management Principles to Malleefowl conservation
C Hauser
Analysing the effects of ongoing and historical fox control on Malleefowl population viability
C Hauser
Camera trapping analysis of mallee wildlife
R van Hespen
Predicting Malleefowl dynamics using decision theory and qualitative ecosystem modelling
M Bode
History of Malleefowl conservation and monitoring in Goonoo Forest, NSW
A Towerton
Malleefowl activity at nesting sites increases fox and feral animal visitation rates
M Lewis
Feral goat removal to restore habitat quality in Malleefowl nesting areas in NSW rangelands
M Lewis
Mallee fires in the SA Murray-Darling Basin – losses, learnings and linings
C Hedger
Is road kill the greatest threat to adult Malleefowl survival in bush remnants?
G McNeill
Emergency Summit for Threatened Mallee Birds
J Thomas
Thinking outside the jerry can
J DeJose
Malleefowl at Monarto Zoo
V Wilson & M Norman
Malleefowl mound building: effects on fire behaviour and habitat
A Smith