OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Ecological Management & Restoration is 7. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
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Potential of Mussel Habitat Enhancement to Alleviate Eutrophication in Nutrient‐Enriched Estuaries	29
Abundant post‐fire recruitment and rapid seedling maturity emphasise regular burning is beneficial for conserving the Vulnerable Purple‐flowered Wattle (Acacia purpureopetala)	27
Lessons learned from the use of rotenone to eradicate feral fish in two irrigation lakes in Western Australia	22
Germinable soil seed bank of pasture, revegetation and remnant Cumberland Plain Woodland	21
Right fire for right Country: Integrating First Nations knowledge and Western science in land management	19
Advances in aerial survey methods for macropods in New South Wales and Queensland	18
Getting our Act together to improve Indigenous leadership and recognition in biodiversity management	17
Structural and functional indicators in freshwater ecosystem monitoring programs	17
Learning together: developing collaborative monitoring of intertidal invertebrates in the Karajarri IPA, north‐western Australia	17
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Lessons learned from small‐scale coral outplanting intervention at a restoration site on the Great Barrier Reef	15
The business of biodiversity – What is needed for biodiversity markets to work	15
Implementing a novel process for solving contentious conservation problems: The genetic status of K'gari wongari (Fraser Island Dingoes) as a case study	14
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Overabundant native herbivore impacts on native plant communities in south‐eastern Australia	14
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Looking to the future, building on the past	14
Species and functional diversity of direct‐seeded vegetation declines over 25 years	13
To Breed or Not to Breed? An Examination of Reproductive Success of Translocated Eastern Quolls	13
Dry biomass and carbon sequestration in environmental plantings in the Midlands of Tasmania	13
Australia's biodiversity crisis and the need for the Biodiversity Council	12
What the Turtles Taught Us: Improving Migratory Outcomes for Eastern Long‐Necked Turtles Across Conservation Fences	12
Tasmanian Midlands: A case study of increasing sophistication in conservation planning and action over four decades	12

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Lessons learned implementing mineral accretion and coral gardening at Agincourt Reef, Great Barrier Reef	10
Evaluating remnant vegetation management practices adjacent to apple orchards to support native bee pollinators	10
Coarse pine bark mulch as open surface cover fails to improve establishment of sown native grasslands	10
Does the NSW vegetation integrity assessment underestimate the conservation values of derived native grasslands?	10
Investigating constraints on direct seeding for native revegetation in the Tasmanian Midlands	10
What’s the Best Way to Store Toxic 1080 Baits?	9
How many macropods?A manager’s guide to small‐scale population surveys of kangaroos and wallabies	9
Recruitment and demographic structure of floodplain tree species in the Queensland Murray‐Darling basin, Australia	9
Monitoring and evaluation of Indigenous Land and Sea Management: An Indigenous‐led approach in the Arafura Swamp, northern Australia	9
Options and rationale for regional property‐based kangaroo production	8
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Seasonal breeding of the Eastern Grey Kangaroo provides opportunities for improved animal welfare in kangaroo management	8
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The Need for New Ideas and Innovations for the Ongoing Management of Tensions Between Humans and Flying‐fox Roosts	7
Practitioners' Perspectives on the Effectiveness of Restoration Methods for Southern Australia's Arid Ecosystems	7
Fertility control for managing macropods – Current approaches and future prospects	7
Fire, herbivores and the management of temperate Eucalyptus savanna in Tasmania: Introducing the Beaufront fire – mammalian herbivore field experiment	7
Returning Fire to Degraded Temperate Grassy Woodland Fragments Requires Fine‐Scale Management Interventions to Promote Trees: Insights From the Beaufront Experiment	7
From little things, big things grow: Building connections through place‐based education in the Tasmanian Midlands biodiversity hotspot	7
New approaches for revegetating agricultural landscapes to provide connectivity for wildlife: The example of the Tasmanian Midlands, Australia	7
Macropod management is critical for recovery of Sheoak Grassy Woodlands on Eyre Peninsula, South Australia	7
Perspectives on research protocols on Indigenous conservation lands: Outcomes from a talking circle	7