Insect Conservation and Australias Grasslands

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The book explores the significant ecological changes in Australia's grasslands since European settlement, emphasizing the urgent need for conservation due to ongoing human pressures. It highlights the importance of protecting native biodiversity, particularly endemic insects, and the challenges posed by incomplete documentation of these species. Drawing on international examples, it outlines strategies for managing grasslands that balance conservation with agricultural and recreational needs, while also addressing restoration efforts across different scales.