The Howitt Society says the lack of mild burning promotes robust invasive and exotic plants which provide food and shelter for feral herbivores, at the expense of native animals.
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Better management of our native forests is needed: Howitt Society
The Howitt Society says the lack of mild burning promotes robust invasive and exotic plants which provide food and shelter […]
Better management of our native forests is needed: Howitt Society
Biodiversity in forests declines as fuel loads increase, a result of long-term mild burning no longer being used to manage ecosystem health in Victoria’s native forests, according to the Howitt Society.
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