Transforming invasive plant management in northern Australia

该项目旨在调查澳大利亚北方快速的社会生态转型如何重新配置入侵植物管理，并评估有助于其有效性的社会和文化因素以及发展背景。通过创新的定性研究，该项目将产生新的知识，植物引进，新兴的人群和做法，促进或破坏变化，以及土著人民处理土地使用变化的后果。预期成果包括通过确定更有效地管理入侵植物的机会，以及更公平和可持续地分享其带来的惠益，提高澳大利亚的环境管理能力。

This project aims to investigate how rapid socio-ecological transformation in northern Australia is reconfiguring invasive plant management, and evaluate the social and cultural factors and development context that contributes to its effectiveness. Through innovative qualitative research, the project will generate new knowledge of plant introductions, the emerging assemblages of people and practices that are facilitating or disrupting change, and the consequences for Indigenous people dealing with land-use change. Expected outcomes include enhancing Australia's environmental management capacity by identifying opportunities for more effective invasive plant management, and more equitable and sustainable sharing of the benefits it brings.