为期20年的恢复恢复恢复了退化的塔斯马尼亚湿地,使拉姆萨尔湿地恢复健康,支持野生生物、水质和可持续农业。 A 20-year restoration revived a degraded Tasmanian wetland, returning a Ramsar site to health and supporting wildlife, water quality, and sustainable farming.

一个为期20年的恢复项目恢复了塔斯马尼亚绵羊农场退化的湿地,使拉姆萨尔列入清单的生态系统在耕作数十年破坏之后恢复健康。 A 20-year restoration project has revived a degraded wetland on a Tasmanian sheep farm, returning a Ramsar-listed ecosystem to health after decades of damage from farming. 这项工作由NRM South牵头,包括清除入侵物种,通过拆除一个百年之久的河堤恢复自然水流,以及重新种植本地植被。 Led by NRM South, the effort included removing invasive species, restoring natural water flow by dismantling a century-old levee, and replanting native vegetation. 曾经被塔斯马尼亚土著人使用的65公顷土地现在支持受到威胁的野生生物、移栖鸟类和鲨鱼避难所,同时改善水质和防洪。 The 65-hectare site, once used by Tasmanian Aboriginal people, now supports threatened wildlife, migratory birds, and a shark refuge, while improving water quality and flood control. 农民、科学家和第一民族社区之间的合作突显了可持续土地使用和生态恢复的模式,特别是在澳大利亚继续丧失湿地的情况下。 The collaboration between farmers, scientists, and First Nations communities highlights a model for sustainable land use and ecological recovery, especially as Australia continues to lose wetlands.