AA 285 Listing of fauna recorded in the Mount Lofty Ranges (with conservation status)

AA 316 An Australian National Strategy for the Conservation of Aust Species and Communities

Threatened with Extinction

AA 395 List of Victorian mammals and birds and their conservation status (LfW Note no. 5)

AA 413 Nature's farmhands

AA 421 Encountering wildlife without feeding (LfW Note no. 35 – Feb 1995)

AF 310 Native fish of the River Murray

AF 212 Macroinvertebrates in the River Murray

AF 386 Victoria's native freshwater fish

AF 471 Fish for the future – the mighty Murray Cod

AK 184 Keeping and rearing kangaroos and other marsupials

AK 315 Kangaroo Conservation in S.A.

AK 403 Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby

AK 407 Native vegetation management and problem native animals - Kangaroos

AM 166 South Australian mammals

AM 400 Brushtail Possum

AM 401 The breeding and re-establishment of the Brushtail Bettong in South Australia

AM 404 The Stick-nest Rat

AM 405 Echidna Watch

AM 406 Platypus - helping them in the wild (Land for Wildlife Note no. 27 – Aug 1993)

AM 409 Australia's bilby

AM 414 Bats in Rural Victoria (Land for Wildlife Note no. 12 – Sep 1991)

AM 415 Squirrel glider - managing a vulnerable species

AM 416 New Holland mouse - managing an endangered species

AM 417 Long-footed potoroo - managing an endangered species

AM 418 Mountain pygmy-possum - managing an endangered species

AM 419 Leadbeater's possum - managing a threatened species

AM 442 Thylacine (Threatened Species and Communities series)

AM 443 Numbat (Threatened Species and Communities series)

AM 444 Quolls of Australia (Threatened Species and Communities series)

AM 445 Threatened species and ecological communities in Australia

AM 446 Green consumer guide to threatened species : 45 ways you can help

AM 563 Living with Echidnas (Wildlife Note no. 8 July 2001)

AM 605 The Echidna (Murray Mallee LAP)

AO 306 How you can help koalas on private land (Land for Wildlife Note no. 7 – Jan 1990)

AO 411 Achieving a koala-habitat balance: management options

AO 412 Koalas on Kangaroo Island

AO 533 Managing the future for SA’s koalas : Koala Rescue Strategy

AO 534 Koala Rescue Update – 1 (Apl-Jun 1997)

AO 535 Koala Rescue Update – 2 (Jul-Aug 1997)

AO 536 Koala Rescue Update – 3 (Sep-Nov 1997)

AO 537 Koala Rescue Update – 4 (Jan 1998)

AO 538 Koala Rescue Update – 5 (Jun 1998)

AO 543 Koala Rescue Update – 6 (Jun 1999)

Australian Animals - Snakes and LizardsAS 164 Snakes in the playground or gardenAS 165 Australian snakes AS 185 First aid for snakebiteAS 186 Snakes posing a threatAS 188 You don't have to tangle with snakes

AS 189 Caring for pythons and tree snakes in captivity

AS 602 Eastern Blue-tongue Lizard

AS 603 Striped Legless Lizard

AT 600 Tortoises as Pets

AT 601 Freshwater Tortoises

AW 402 Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat

AW 420 Wombats

AZ 227 Eltham Copper Butterfly - "The people's choice" (LfW Note no. 21 – Jan 1993)

AZ 284 Frogs of the Mount lofty Ranges

AZ 309 Giant Gippsland Earthworm - Nature's plough (LfW Note no. 11 – Jul 1991)

AZ 387 Giant Gippsland Earthworm - managing a vulnerable species

AZ 437 Worms, worms, worms

BA 180 Farm birds - nature's pest controllers

BA 505 Attracting birds to your garden

BA 506 A guide to Australian waterfowl

BA 511 Bird species and habitats (River Torrens Valley)

BA 527 Birds on farms : ecological management for agricultural sustainability

BA 553 Birdwatching on the Southern Fleurieu

BA 554 The Extinction Debt : the future of birds in the Mount Lofty Ranges

BM 510 The Mallee Fowl

BM 513 The Mallee Fowl - a unique bird

BM 515 International Megapode Symposium - Nhill, Victoria - 6-9th Dec 1997

BM 604 Malleefowl (Murray Mallee LAP)

BO 504 Orange-bellied Parrot - Identification guide

BO 512 The Orange-bellied Parrot

BP 501 Birds causing damage to fruit crops and suggested methods of control

BP 502 Birds hitting windows

BS 441 The Blue-winged Shoveler

BS 500 Cape Barren Goose

BS 507 The Piping Shrike and Magpies

BS 516 How you can help the White-bellied Sea-Eagles on private land (LfW Note no. 37 – Feb 1996)

BS 544 The endangered Mount Lofty Ranges Southern Emu-wren

BS 545 Small, shy emu wren is attracting a lot of attention

BS 546 Stipiturus : newsletter of the MLR Southern Emu-wren Recovery Program - issue 1

BS 547 Stipiturus : newsletter of the MLR Southern Emu-wren Recovery Program - issue 2

BS 548 Key to Black-eared Miners, hybrids and Yellow-throated Miners

BS 592 Stipiturus : newsletter of the MLR Southern Emu-wren Recovery Program - issue 3

CA 286 PISA-fax - rural information access

CA 294 Greening Australia

CA 295 State Tree Centre - Revegetation - Advice, support and promotion

CA 360 Resources (for land managers)

CA 362 Trees for Life

CA 363 Trees for Life : absorbing your car's carbon dioxide

CA 368 Useful contacts

CA 369 Fire prevention officers

CA 423 Trees for Life Bushcare

CA 424 The State Tree Centre

CA 427 Australian Trust for Conservation Volunteers

CA 428 Green Corps : young Australians for the environment

CA 429 Australian Association of Natural Resource Management

CA 430 National Parks and Wildlife SA Community Supporters

CA 475 Protecting our unprotected lands (off-park conservation)

CA 493 Revegetating South Australia - making a difference (State Revegetation Committee)

CA 496 Identifying plants : finding the botanical name of a plant collected in the wild

CA 497 South Australia's Plant Biodiversity Centre

CA 625 Wetlands Care Australia

CC 298 Australia's national reserves system

CC 342 Natural Heritage Trust : a Howard Government initiative

CC 425 The National Vegetation Initiative

CC 426 Australian Natural Heritage Charter

CC 451 The Natural Heritage Trust of South Australia

CC 452 Natural Heritage Trust : guide to community group applications 1997-98

CC 453 Natural Heritage Trust : guide to new applications 2000-2001

CE 370 Courses (useful to land managers)

CE 371 Possum Park - Short courses and workshops

CE 372 DECS Environmental education/Landcare contacts

CE 373 Certificate IV in environmental technology (Western Adelaide TAFE)

CE 374 Certificates in Amenity Horticulture and Natural Resources (Onkaparinga TAFE)

CE 375 Horticulture and Natural Resources : Course Information Booklet (Torrens Valley TAFE)

CF 376 Fencing assistance programs

CH 193 Native vegetation management - Heritage Agreements, what are they?

CH 341 Outline of the Heritage Agreement Scheme

CH 366 Native vegetation conservation - Heritage Agreements

CH 458 Heritage agreements

CH 459 The Heritage Agreement Grant Scheme

CH 460 Fencing for Heritage Agreement areas

CH 568 Native vegetation Heritage Agreements (Native Veg. Council Information Sheet 2)

CH 619 Sanctuaries and Heritage Agreements : individuals saving SA's wildlife (DEH)

CL 174 Landcare and you

CL 292 Landcare - Changing Australia - Preliminary conference notice for 16 -19 September 1997

CL 293 Landcare in our hands : caring communities saving our land and water

CL 357 Including wildlife in Landcare actions : general principles

CN 192 Native vegetation management - The Native Vegetation Act

CN 367 Native vegetation conservation - Protection of native vegetation

CN 431 News from the Native Vegetation Council – No. 1 (winter 1998)

CN 438 Protection and clearance of Native Vegetation (in South Australia)

CN 566 A guide to the exemptions under the Native Vegetation Act 1991 (May 1999)

CN 567 Applying to clear native vegetation in SA (Native Veg. Council Information Sheet 1)

CN 569 Clearance of native vegetation associated with fire prevention around dwellings and other buildings

CR 336 The Australian Rangelands : a draft National Strategy

CR 358 Future change in Australian rangelands

CS 296 An Environment Guide to Leigh Creek

CS 299 Murray Mallee of SA, Vic and NSW

CS 361 Summary of voluntary groups pertinent to land management

in the near Adelaide region

CS 364 Mount Lofty Ranges Catchment Program

CS 365 Murray Plains District Soil Conservation Board

CS 432 Bookmark Biosphere Reserve

CS 433 Visitors’ environment guide to Leigh Creek

CS 498 Adelaide Hills Face Bushcare : a program to help landholders protect and restore

CS 499 Silky Tea-tree and Cutting Grass Wetland Rehabilitation Project : protecting habitat ..in the Lower SE

CS 549 Wildcare SA Rangelands : wildlife management in the South Australian rangelands

CS 550 Regional Biodiversity Planning Program for Agricultural Lands of South Australia

CS 614 SA Urban Forest Biodiversity Program

CS 615 Murray Mallee Land & Water Management Plan

CT 140 Tax and farm trees

CT 359 Landcare taxation arrangements : a guide to section 75D

EA 154 The mallard - a threat to the Pacific Black Duck

EA 213 Feral animals in Australia

EA 219 Introduced wild animals in Australia

EA 246 Native vegetation management - Why control exotic animals in native vegetation

EA 255 Masterly marauders - the cat and the fox

EA 256 Killers at large - the case against the cat and the fox

EA 258 Beating the pests with the pill

EA 275 Introduced fish in the River Murray

EA 297 European wasp

EA 335 Feral animals and other introduced vertebrate pests

EA 399 Contraceptions (ways of reducing pest animal numbers)

EA 434 From setback to bounceback : ecological recovery in the Flinders Ranges

EA 591 Population dynamics, diet and aspects of the biology of feral cats and foxes in arid SA

EC 175 Catwatch

EC 220 Protect your cat - protect your wildlife

EC 229 Cats and wildlife - how you can protect both (LfW Note no. 25 – Aug 1993)

EC 250 Native vegetation management and Cats

EC 251 Groundtruth - Feral cat control

EC 252 Cats and wildlife: a problem close to home

EC 253 Cats in Australia

EC 254 Extract from Cat working party report 1992

EC 257 There goes that lovin' feline

EC 380 Control of feral cats for nature conservation : field test of four baiting mehods

EC 381 Humane trapping instructions (Feral Cat Coalition - US)EC 382 Field evaluation of olfactory lures for feral cats in Central Australia

EF 214 Notes on fox baiting

EF 228 Foxes - options for control in wildlife habitat (Land for Wildlife Note no. 24 – Jun 1993)

EF 249 Native vegetation management and Foxes

EF 340 The fox (Vulpes vulpes)

EF 347 Foxes (WHSG Information sheet 1)

EF 436 Foxoff – effectively reducing fox damage in rural areas

EF 472 Instructions for the use of 1080 baits for fox control

EF 473 Foxes and control

EF 474 Eastern shield? (experiments in controlling foxes and cats)

ER 215 Rabbit control

ER 216 Rabbits - life and habits

ER 217 Rabbits to ruin (Anti-Rabbit Research Foundation)

ER 218 Stop rabbits destroying the green

ER 248 Native vegetation management and Rabbits

ER 334 Rabbits bite

ER 346 Rabit Calicivirus update - June 19996

ER 378 Australia and New Zealand Rabbit Calicivirus disease program

information for the general public

ER 379 Rabbit control in wildlife habitat

ER 396 Fewer rabbits, fewer birds – Strzelecki survey

ER 397 RCD : a unique opportunity for rabbit control

ER 398 Calicivirus proves effective but fickle

ER 618 Rabbits ruin revegetation, remnant vegetation, roadside vegetation

HA 136 Edges - their effect on vegetation and wildlife

HA 137 Mistletoe & wildlife - positive view of a parasite

HA 191 Native vegetation management - Why conserve native vegetation?

HA 198 Native vegetation conservation - Roadside vegetation

HA 199 Native vegetation management : Recreational activities in native vegetation

HA 230 Native vegetation management : House sites in native vegetation

HA 231 Native vegetation management : Earthworks in native vegetation

HA 233 Moss rock collecting

HA 302 Creating habitat corridors for wildlife (Land for Wildlife Note no. 3 – Jun 1990)

HA 303 Wildlife management considerations on private land (LfW Note no. 4 – Jun 1990)

HA 305 Wildlife needs natural tree hollows (Land for Wildlife Note no. 6 – Dec 1990)

HA 318 Old trees for wildlife (Land for Wildlife Note no. 18 – Sep 1992)

HA 319 Wattles for wildlife (Land for Wildlife Note no. 17 – Aug 1992)

HA 320 Shelterbelts and wildlife (Land for Wildlife Note no. 20 – Jan 1993)

HA 321 Woodlots and wildlife (Land for Wildlife Note no. 19 – Jan 1993

HA 324 Land for wildlife update, May 1993

HA 385 The value of dead wood to wildlife and agriculture (LfW Note no. 38 – Feb 1996)

HA 457 Habitat and wildlife management in South Australia

HA 589 Too good to lose - an introduction of habitat management

HA 621 Priority setting for wildlife conservation

HB 588 Biodiversity

HB 606 Biodiversity in the Murray Mallee (Murray Mallee LAP)

HB 620 Biodiversity - what is it?

HB 622 MLR Regional biodiversity planning - Introduction

HB 623 MLR Regional biodiversity planning - Biological assets of the Mount Lofty Ranges

HB 624 MLR Regional biodiversity planning - Issues affecting biodiversity

HC 450 50 ways to care for our coast

HD 200 Farm dams for wildlife and stock

HD 238 Native vegetation conservation - Dam construction

HD 240 Farm dams for stock, wildlife and improved water quality

HD 313 Wildlife on farm dams (Land for Wildlife Note no. 15 – Feb 1992)

HD 449 Biograze : water points and wildlife

HD 508 Islands for wildlife in dams and swamps

HD 509 Floating islands for waterbirds

HD 514 Improving your farm dam

HF 197 Native vegetation conservation - Fire

HF 349 Native vegetation conservation and Fire and fire prevention

HF 377 So you want to burn the bush

HF 454 Wildfire regulations : can I, can’t I?

HF 455 Wildfire : plan now to stay or go

HM 196 Native vegetation management - Monitoring

HM 323 How healthy is your bushland

HM 338 Photopoint monitoring

HM 562 Sand pads – using tracks to monitor fauna (Wildlife Note no. 10 Dec 2001)

HM 564 Photographic monitoring of vegetation (Wildlife Note no. 9 July 2001)

HM 599 Photographic monitoring of vegetation (Land for Wildlife Note no. 43 March 2002)

HN 163 Instructions for erecting nest boxes for ducks

HN 181 Nestbox project

HN 182 Nest boxes for native animals

HN 312 Nest boxes for wildlife (Land for Wildlife Note no. 14 – Oct 1991)

HN 337 Nestboxes for natives

HN 410 Cement and saw dust bat box

HR 408 Native vegetation management : Reintroduction of native animals to remnant

native vegetation

HS 247 Native vegetation management and Domestic stock

HT 232 Native vegetation management and Trespass

HU 179 The understorey

HU 384 The value of understorey vegetation

HW 183 Managing wetlands

HW 237 Native vegetation conservation - Wetlands conservation

HW 239 Watercourse management

HW 241 Native plants of watercourses

HW 242 Total catchment management - Its potential

HW 243 A nutrient management strategy for the Murray-Darling basin

HW 244 How much salt in a jerry can (20L) of ...(various water sources)

HW 245 Piccadilly Valley and its effect on Adelaide water quality

HW 307 Principles of river and stream improvement for wildlife

HW 325 Management of shallow freshwater wetlands for wildlife

HW 326 Riparian land management guide

HW 327 Salinity and the River Murray

HW 328 Recreation and the River Murray

HW 329 Introduced plants and animals and the River Murray

HW 330 River operations and the River Murray

HW 331 Wetland cycles and the River Murray

HW 332 Lower lakes of the River Murray

HW 394 The Fleurieu Peninsula swamps

HW 462 Blue-green algal blooms

HW 478 Managing stormwater in an urban park

HW 479 Stormwater management – an alternative strategy for managing urban stormwater

HW 480 Stormwater as a community resource – The Paddocks

HW 481 Greenfields Wetlands – a project of the city of Salisbury

HW 482 Greenfields Wetlands

HW 483 Greenfields Wetlands 1992

HW 484 Greenfields Wetlands 1993

HW 485 Para Hills Paddocks

HW 486 The storm-watered landscape – using stormwater in the urban landscape

HW 487 Swanport wetlands

HW 488 Ecosystems – rivers, lakes and wetlands

HW 719 Filter strips

HW 727 Simple structures to help prevent erosion along stream banks

HW 593 Fleurieu Peninsula Swamps - a threatened ecosystem

HW 594 How the viticulture industry can help save the Fleurieu Peninsula Swamps and the MLR Southern Emu-wren

HW 626 Are there plants in your wetland? - Revegetating wetlands

LA 194 Native vegetation management - Developing a management plan

LA 195 Native vegetation management - An example management plan

LA 308 What your property can do for you

LA 477 Conservation planning and higher production

LC 234 Land capability in the Mount Lofty Ranges

LC 235 A land capability system

LC 236 Land capability assessment methodology

LC 494 Matching land use to land type in the Murray Mallee

LF 171 Fencing wildlife habitat

LF 351 A sheep-proof kangaroo access gate

LP 291 Pesticides – environmental effects

LP 463 Pesticides – using them safely

LP 464 Pesticides – read the label

LP 465 Pesticides and the environment

LP 466 Pesticides and your health

LP 467 Pesticides – disposing of containers and leftovers

LP 468 Pesticides – how to store them

LP 469 Pesticides – transporting them safely

LP 470 Preparing farm chemical containers for safe disposal

LP 476 Safe management of farm chemicals

LS 711 Sustainable land use

LT 716 Stubble retention - how to make it work

LT 723 Direct drilling confirms its value

LT 724 Conservation tillage for crop production

LW 301 22 ways to integrate wildlife conservation with farm management (LfW Note no. 2, Jun 1990)

LW 317 How wildlife habitats can benefit your property (LfW Note no. 10 – Sep 1992)

LW 322 Farm planning and wildlife (Land for Wildlife Note no. 22 – Jan 1993)

LW 616 Renaissance on Lanark (a rehabilitation success story)

RB 300 General reference list (books for identification of plants and animals)

RB 353 Bibliography and references (of use to land manageers)

RB 354 Publications available from State Information 1995

RB 355 Fact sheets available (from various agencies)

RN 356 Animal identification (list of references)

RV 283 Native plant recognition - learning package

RV 343 Books useful for native plant identification in South Australia

RV 392 Plant identification field day

SC 542 Soil conservation on sandhills in south-western New South Wales

SC 707 Assessing soils - what to look forSC 708 Soils of the Mount Lofty Ranges

SC 709 Soil structure is important

SC 710 Water-repellent sands

SC 726 Nature of movement of soil by action of water in water erosion

SC 733 Soil care action

SC 742 Soil landscapes developed on strongly metamorphosed sedimentary rocks

of the Kanmantoo group

SC 743 Termites - Building soil fertility for increased pasture production

SC 744 Nitrogen cycling: how it all works

SC 745 Soil imaging for better soil management

SC 747 Research combats cost of abrasive soils

SC 748 How water moves in the soil

SC 752 Nitrates in soil and water

SC 753 Textural properties of mineral soil

SE 539 Wind erosion – what you can do

SE 540 Vegetation – key to wind erosion control

SE 541 Control of wind erosion on sandy soils

SE 712 Wind erosion - its causes and controlSE 713 Wind erosionSE 714 Dealing with erosion in the highlandsSE 715 Emergency tillage to control driftSE 717 Conservation farming for erosion controlSE 718 Soil conservation districts

SE 720 Building and maintaining contour banks

SE 721 Farm waterways in erosion control

SE 722 Reclaiming erosion gullies

SE 725 Protecting your farm from erosion

(Controlling water erosion on small farms in the Mt. Lofty Ranges)

SE 728 Protecting farm tracks from erosion

SE 751 Tunnel erosion

SP 734 Soil acidification

SP 735 Soil pH

SP 736 Soil acidity: gauging the effects of agriculture

SP 737 Action on acidification

SP 738 Soil acidity

SP 739 Lime, pastures and wheat

SP 740(A-D) Farming acid soils (set of 4)

SP 741 Some properties of commonly used fertilisers

SP 749 Soil pH

SS 565 The Mallee recharge story

SS 729 Drainage of saline and waterlogged soils

SS 730 Dryland salinity

SS 731 Sources of salting

SS 732 How do sodic soils behave?

SS 754 Dryland salinity : an informal discussion guide

SW 746 Earthworms hold key to pasture productivity

SW 750 Another role for earthworms

VA 121 Some furniture & craft timbers for South Australia

VA 123 Firewood species list

VA 124 Firewood facts

VA 125 Growing firewood

VA 126 Productive use of trees on farms

VA 127 Growing high value timber in Mount Lofty Ranges

VA 134 Pinus radiata

VA 141 (Native) broombush for brush fencing

VA 440 Environmental guidelines for forestry (including farm forestry)

VC 281 How to describe plant communities

VC 352 Current status of threatened species and communities

VD 107 Direct seeding of native plants

VD 135 Direct seeding of native vegetation

VD 139 Red-legged earth mite & direct seeded native trees and shrubs

VD 148 Hand direct seeding of native plants

VD 170 Direct seeding : a cost effective way of broadacre revegetation

VD 581 Hand direct seeding of native plants (PIRSA Fact Sheet)

VD 582 What is direct seeding? (PIRSA Rural Solutions)

VG 151 Native grass species of South Australia

VG 282 Register of native grasses

VG 339 Life and death in the grass : our native temperate grasslands

VG 388 Grow your own patch : Autumn - C₃ species establishment time

VG 447 Understanding C₃ and C₄ native grass species

VG 519 Kangaroo Grass (Themeda triandra) : species information sheet

VG 520 Weeping Rice Grass (Microlaena stipoides) : species information sheet

VG 521 Native Grasslands

VG 522 Temperate Native Grasslands in South Australia

VG 523 Grasslands are not just plants

VG 524 Common grasses (and close relatives) of Native Grasslands

VG 525 Towards better management of grasslands : a landholder’s guide

VG 526 Native grasses for sustainable land management

VG 555 Grasslands are home to many birds/some typical wildflowers

VG 617 Basic Identikit of native grasses (Native Grasses Steering Committee)

Vegetation – Herbarium specimensVH 152 Making your own plant collection VH 168 Notes on the collection and preservation of plant specimens

Vegetation – Native Orchids VJ 571 Lowly greenhood Pterostylis despectans (Threatened Flora of SA) VJ 572 White beauty spider-orchid Caladenia argocalla (Threatened Flora of SA)

VJ 573 Woolcock’s spider-orchid Caladenia woolcockiorum (Threatened Flora of SA)

VJ 574 Pink-lipped spider-orchid Caladenia behrii (Threatened Flora of SA)

VJ 575 Bayonet spider-orchid Caladenia gladiolata (Threatened Flora of SA)

VJ 576 Large-club spider-orchid Caladenia macroclavia (Threatened Flora of SA)

VJ 577 Halbury’s greenhood Pterostylis "Halbury" (Threatened Flora of SA)

VJ 578 Hindmarsh Valley greenhood Pterostylis bryophila (Threatened Flora of SA)

VK 190 Tree decline - a cause for concern

VK 389 Dieback lessons : learning how to manage sustainably

VK 435 Phytophthora Root Fungus

VK 440 A field guide to Mundulla Yellows

VK 490 Phytophthora root disease : the plant killer that threatens wildlife habitat

VK 492 Phytophthora Newsletter – Feb 2001

VK 590 Stop Phytophthora spreading (Phytophthora seminar - May 2001)

VK 613 Phytophthora Newsletter – Feb 2002

VL 102 Trees for the South-East

VL 103 Trees for Kangaroo Island

VL 128 Species of Aust native plants suitable for Port Pirie

VL 129 Plant list for Eyre Peninsula

VL 130 Yorke Peninsula species list

VL 142 Plant species of the Mid-North

VL 143 Plant species of Yorke and Eyre Peninsula

VL 144 Plant species of the Murray Mallee

VL 145 Plant species of Kangaroo Island

VL 146 Plant species of the pastoral region

VL 172 Trees for the Murray Mallee

VL 173 Trees for the Mt Lofty Ranges/Fleurieu Peninsula

VL 495 Common plants of the Blackplains Silver Banksia and Silky Tea-Tree Wetlands, Lower SE of SA

VN 104 Natural regeneration (Rural Tree Guide No. 1)

VN 149 Natural regeneration

VN 276 Pitting to regenerate pastoral country

VN 311 Natural regeneration - principles and practices

VN 314 Natural regeneration - case studies on the farm

VN 383 Natural regeneration -case studies in bushland

VN 580 Natural regeneration of native vegetation (PIRSA Fact Sheet)

VO 701 Soil types - Brown solonized soils

VO 702 Soil types - Black earths

VO 703 Soil types - Mallee soils

VO 704 Soil types - Podzolic and skeletal

VO 705 Soil types - Red Brown Earths

VO 706 Soil types - Terra Rossa

VP 207 Propagation guidelines

VP 393 How to germinate native tree and shrub seed enjoyably

VQ 100 Growing Quandongs (from seed)

VQ 159 Quandongs

VR 113 Species list 150-200mm average annual rainfall

VR 114 Plant list for low rainfall areas

VR 115 Species list 250-350mm average annual rainfall

VR 116 Species list 350-450mm average annual rainfall

VR 117 Species list 450-550mm average annual rainfall

VR 118 Species list over 500mm average annual rainfall

VS 150 Collecting native plant seed

VS 167 Seed dormancy

VS 178 How to collect native tree seed easily

VS 203 Australian suppliers of tree seed

VS 584 Collecting native plant seed (PIRSA Fact Sheet FS 32/97)

VS 585 Seed pre-treatment for native understorey species (PIRSA Fact Sheet)

VS 586 Seed collection for native understorey species (PIRSA Fact Sheet)

VT 109 Plants for coastal areas

VT 110 Plants for limestone soils

VT 111 Salinity and tree planting

VT 210 Species selection

VT 278 Establishment and management of salt-tolerant grasses

VT 279 Native trees and saltbushes for saline areas

VT 280 Trees for saltland

VU 112 Windbreaks and shelter belts

VU 119 Callitris Preissii cultural hints

VU 122 Fire resistance of trees and shrubs

VU 153 Windbreaks for Yorke Peninsula

VU 158 Windbreaks for Eyre Peninsula

VU 208 Screening plants

VV 101 Growing local plants

VV 108 Broadacre establishment techniques

VV 131 Arid zone planting technique

VV 138 Tree protection guide

VV 162 Advantages of growing local plants

VV 205 Woods and Forests planting guide

VV 206 Problems, pests and precautions

VV 277 Revegetation of watercourses

VV 489 Seed balls : a new tool for revegetation

VV 551 Creative revegetation : enhancing biodiversity by design

VV 579 Growing local plants (PIRSA Fact Sheet FS 43/97)

VV 583 Revegetation kit (for Adelaide Hills/Fleurieu & Barossa) (PIRSA Rural Solutions)

VV 607 Revegetation Fact Sheet - Protect Remnants (Murray Mallee LAP)

VV 608 Revegetation Fact Sheet - Enhancing Remnants (Murray Mallee LAP)

VV 609 Revegetation Fact Sheet - Shelterbelts (Murray Mallee LAP)

VV 610 Revegetation Fact Sheet - Local native species : wildlife corridors and buffer zones (Murray Mallee LAP)

VV 611 Revegetation Fact Sheet - Fodder : Saltbush and tagasaste (Murray Mallee LAP)

VV 612 Revegetation Fact Sheet - Wood & Products : woodlots, product blocks & timberbelts (Murray Mallee LAP)

VZ 120 Aboriginal plant use in southern South Australia

VZ 201 Species of S.A. native plants suitable for gardens

VZ 202 Low maintenance gardens

VZ 204 Twenty native plants for beginners

VZ 209 Planning a native garden

VZ 211 History of Department Nurseries 1875-1985

WC 105 Save the bush from these weeds

WC 106 Weed control for native plants

WC 147 Weed management guidelines for management of remnant native vegetation

WC 160 Herbicides for bushland weed control

WC 176 Garden plants are going bush

WC 221 Are these plants costing you money ?

WC 259 Native vegetation management - Why control weeds in native vegetation?

WC 260 Native vegetation management : Environmental weeds

WC 261 Native vegetation management : Garden and agriculture escapes

WC 262 Native vegetation management : Techniques in weed control

WC 263 Native vegetation management : Where to go for assistance in weed control

WC 264 Save the bush from weeds - Why must I control proclaimed plants?

WC 390 Creating an environmental weed strategy (Land for Wildlife Note No. 39)

WC 391 Environmental weeds - the little known curse

WC 448 Weeds that threaten agriculture and the natural environment : identification brochure

WC 491 Undesirable deep rooted perennial plants

WC 528 CRC for Weed Management Systems – Program Overview

WC 529 CRC for Weed Management Systems – Program 1 : Annual Cropping Systems

WC 530 Weedbuster Week

WC 531 A Weed Strategy for South Australia : summary

WC 532 Environmental weeds in Australia

WC 587 Weeds that threaten native bush, watercourses and farming land in the Mt Lofty Ranges

Weed Control - by Rivers, streams and WatercoursesWR 273 Woody weed control along watercourses

WR 274 Exotic trees along watercourses

WR 333 Willows and the River Murray

WS 222 Save the bush from weeds - Blackberry

WS 223 Save the bush from weeds - Boneseed

WS 224 Save the bush from weeds - Gorse and Broom

WS 225 Save the bush from weeds - Olives

WS 226 Save the bush from weeds - African Boxthorn

WS 265 Save the bush from weeds - Briars and hawthorns

WS 266 Save the bush from weeds - Bridal creeper

WS 267 Save the bush from weeds - Bulb weeds

WS 268 Save the bush from weeds - Myrtleleaf milkwort or polygala

WS 269 Pest plant notes - Horehound

WS 270 Pest plant notes - Artichoke thistle

WS 271 Monadenia - a weedy alien orchid

WS 350 Salvation Jane (Echium plantagineum)

WS 461 Help protect your industry from these parasitic weeds – Branched Broomrape/Golden Dodder

WS 552 Bridal Creeper : best practice management guide 6

WS 556 Broom : best practice management guide 2

WS 557 Bitou bush : best practice management guide 3

WS 558 Boneseed : best practice management guide 4

WS 559 Blackberry : best practice management guide 5

WS 560 St John’s Wort : best practice management guide 7

WS 561 Horehound : best practice management guide 8

WS 570 Weed orchid eradication program (Monadenia)

WS 595 Weed Identification Notes - Broomrapes

WS 596 Understanding branched broomrape - the plant & its threat to Australian agriculture

WS 597 Keep your markets safe - watch out for broomrapes

WS 598 Branched broomrape containment area - map

WT 132 Killing Poplars and other unwanted trees

WT 133 Aleppo Pine - friend or foe ?

WT 456 Draft code of practice to minimise the spread of olives into native vegetation

WW 272 Fire for woody weed control

WW 348 Feral goats licking woody weed problem

ZA 344 Minimum impact code for wilderness use in South Australia

ZA 422 SANPWS – The Parks Agenda

ZC 287 Climate change scenarios for the Australian region

ZC 288 Greenhouse effect - The implications of climate change for South Australia

ZC 289 The greenhouse strategy for South Australia - Summary

ZC 290 Predicting the El Niño - southern oscillation

ZC 345 GAIA (New Scientist Fact Sheet 48)