Conservation management of seed-eating birds in the tropical savannas

稀树草原生物多样性的丧失表明不可持续的管理。这项研究将提高我们有效管理澳大利亚热带稀树草原的能力，并为几个州和地区、联邦和国际义务做出贡献，以维持生物多样性。了解当前衰退背后的过程也将使未来管理或环境变化的影响更容易预测。保留受威胁物种可以通过旅游业和通过实施这项研究将制定的管理方案所需的额外就业，使偏远和区域社区受益。

Biodiversity loss in the savannas indicates unsustainable management. This research will enhance our abilities to effectively manage Australia's tropical savannas, as well as contributing to several State and Territory, Commonwealth and international obligations to maintain biodiversity. Understanding the processes underlying current declines will also make the effects of future management or environment changes easier to predict. Retaining threatened species can benefit remote and regional communities through tourism, and also through the extra employment required to implement the management prescriptions that will be developed from this research.