• detail research that can lead to positive outcomes for Australian rainforest ecosystems, their fauna and flora
  
  
• inform policy and planning frameworks and instruments from Landcare groups to Government, that provide a positive direction for current and future land management in rainforest ecosystems
  
  
• demonstrate on-ground success stories that are leading to positive environmental outcomes for rainforest flora and fauna. 

The program will be made of the following types of presentations:

• Oral presentations (~12 minutes)
• Lightning talks (5 minutes), and 
• Poster presentations. 

• Threatening processes (e.g. climate change, fire, myrtle rust, weeds, pests, diseases) 
• Genetics
• Seedbanking/germplasm conservation 
• Soil health and seed banks
• Rainforest fauna 
• Threatened species
• Partnerships
• Translocation/climate adaptation 
• Technology/Innovation/Genetics
• Restoration monitoring, tools and standards
• Managing climate anxiety
• Restoration ecology 
• Fungi and soils
• Soil health and seed banks
• Community-led projects
• Restoration monitoring, tools and standards
• Other  
  
  

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