Research Projects

Research project into nature conservation organisations in Australia.
Our organisation is part of the research project into nature conservation organisations in Australia: 'private sector conservation enterprises'.

The goal of the research is to achieve an improved understanding of the scope and scale of nature conservation organisations in Australia.
Leader: Professor Jeff Bennett, Professor of Environmental Management, ANU.

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Study on community organisations and tourism.
This research project has been designed to explore community groups attitude towards tourism, and in particular their level of involvement in tourism.
Research Manager: Mr Brent Ritchie, Head of Tourism Research, University of Canberra.

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Statistical Model or Analysis of Habitat/Remnants Linked by Wildlife Corridors at Oolong.
Project Leader: Tony Yan, Research Team, Friends of Oolong.
To view progress on the analysis please click Statistical Model
(Results briefly summarised also under Project 37).

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The Seeds for Survival Project.
The Seeds for Survival Project - funded by the ACT Government and the Australian Government through the Natural Heritage Trust - is a partnership between Environment ACT, Australian National Botanic Gardens (ANBG), CSIRO Plant Industry, Canberra Urban Parks and Places and Greening Australia ACT & SE NSW. (The Friends of Oolong are participating in this project and further details are under Project 16)

Project Manager: Ben Cavuoto, Greening Australia,
phone: 6253 3035 Fax: 02 6253 3145 Mob: 0427270326,
email: bcavuoto@act.greeningaustralia.org.au

You may also wish to visit The Seeds for Survival Project Web page at:
http://www.greeningaustralia.org.au/GA/ACT/WhatsNew/seedsforsurvival.htm