Resilience of biodiversity 2016 At a glance Resilience is a key underpinning principle of Australia’s Biodiversity ... and regional biodiversity strategies. The definition of resilience in biodiversity strategies and policies is still relatively ...

Resilience is a key underpinning principle of biodiversity strategies at all levels of government. However, the definition of resilience in most strategies and policies is still relatively ambiguous, and ... success of these strategies can be measured. Overview of resilience of biodiversity Overview of resilience of biodiversity ...

... is a phenomenon that is vitally important to understand. Resilience has stimulated much valuable research that has provided new insights ... persistence and recovery. However, use of the concept of resilience in policy and strategies is often quite ambiguous, and ...

... from species to landscapes, will interact to determine resilience capacity. For example, a species’ sensitivity to environmental ... in response to its environment) are properties that underpin resilience (these are described in more detail in SoE 2011). At the landscape ...

... on biodiversity remains incomplete and a high risk to the resilience of biodiversity Impacts of invasive species have increased in ... processes at both national and state/territory levels. The general consensus is that the impact of invasive species is not diminishing ...

Most management systems aimed at maintaining or enhancing resilience in components of the marine environment focus on reducing the ... environment ( Levin & Möllman 2015 ). Managing for resilience Managing for resilience Great Barrier Reef Marine North Marine ...

... institutional, governance and policy frameworks to build resilience in our built environment. Overview of resilience of the built environment Overview of resilience of the built ...

... natural resources within reasonable limits. Overview of resilience of land Overview of resilience of land Resilient land should be able to recover from changes, ...

The resilience of the coast varies markedly between areas and habitats. Overview of resilience of coasts Overview of resilience of coasts The resilience of the coast varies markedly between ...

Resilience of Australia’s heritage 2016 At a glance The resilience of Australia’s heritage can be considered in relation to both ... heritage values and their susceptibility to change. The resilience of the overall heritage resource is a function of what is protected ...

Resilience of the marine environment 2016 At a glance Resilience can be considered to be the capacity of a system to keep functioning even when disturbed. Current understanding of the resilience of Australia’s marine environment is limited because of the vast ...

Resilience of the built environment 2016 At a glance For the built environment, resilience refers to the capacity of the built environment to retain or recover ... and coordination. Tools such as the Critical Infrastructure Resilience Strategy and the Enhancing Disaster Resilience in the Built ...

Resilience of the land environment 2016 At a glance Australian landscapes ... managers are improving their understanding of how to retain resilience, although in some cases this requires active rehabilitation of ... Australian environment are needed to retain or rebuild the resilience that will be needed to cope with future pressures. The resilience of ...

The resilience of heritage places depends on the nature of their values and the ... niches may be at risk and susceptible. Evidence of past resilience Evidence of past resilience Murray Darling Greater Sydney The resilience of heritage places ...