Paddock trees under threat: insights for conservation and management.
Language: English
Published by Melbourne: CSIRO Publishing, 2026., 2026
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Octavo, paperback,226 pp.,colour illustrations and photographs, text illustations. Scattered paddock trees, especially very large and old trees, are an integral part of inland farming landscapes in south-eastern Australia. They feed and shelter wildlife, act as stepping stones to connect landscapes, boost soil carbon and microbial communities, and hold deep cultural meaning for First Nations peoples as well as non-Indigenous Australians. Sadly, these trees are threatened and disappearing rapidly, and too few young trees are replacing them. Even dead trees are valuable for wildlife and should be retained where safe to do so. Paddock Trees Under Threat explores the importance of these trees and the conservation measures required to save them. It discusses managed grazing, herbivore control, direct planting, and funding and community support. It also explains the need for policy change, including better land-clearing rules, financial incentives, better infrastructure planning, and research to guide planting in a changing climate. Using decades of on-ground experience and the latest scientific research, this concise and practical guide will be invaluable for landholders and others interested in the conservation of paddock trees.…
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- Title
- Paddock trees under threat: insights for conservation and management.
- Author
- Lindenmayer, David B., John R. Baker and Elizabeth A. Baker.
- Publisher
- Melbourne: CSIRO Publishing, 2026.
- Publication year
- 2026
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1486321275
- ISBN 13
- 9781486321278
Scattered paddock trees, especially very large and old trees, are an integral part of inland farming landscapes in south-eastern Australia. They feed and shelter wildlife, act as stepping stones to connect landscapes, boost soil carbon and microbial communities, and hold deep cultural meaning for First Nations peoples as well as non-Indigenous Australians. Sadly, these trees are threatened and disappearing rapidly, and too few young trees are replacing them. Even dead trees are valuable for wildlife and should be retained where safe to do so.
Paddock Trees Under Threat explores the importance of these trees and the conservation measures required to save them. It discusses managed grazing, herbivore control, direct planting, and funding and community support. It also explains the need for policy change, including better land-clearing rules, financial incentives, better infrastructure planning, and research to guide planting in a changing climate. Using decades of on-ground experience and the latest scientific research, this concise and practical guide will be invaluable for landholders and others interested in the conservation of paddock trees.
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About the Author
John R. Baker is a retired management consultant and former Australian ambassador who has 30 years of experience in planting and protecting paddock trees on a rural property in Central West New South Wales. He also has managed local Landcare projects on planting paddock trees.
Elizabeth A. Baker has long-term interests in botany, native plant conservation and local oral history. She worked closely with her husband, John, on a range of paddock tree planting projects.
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