Ian D. Lunt

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies(69), Rangeland and Wildlife Management(40), Pasture and Agricultural Systems(22), Wildlife Ecology and Conservation(18), Fire effects on ecosystems(16)

Publications98 total

Conserving Temperate Grasslands in Australia: Historical Constraints, Future Possibilities
UKnowledge (University of Kentucky)·2021Open Access
Ecological control of exotic annuals in native C3 grass swards
Austral Ecology·2018· 7 cited
What does it take to do successful adaptive management? A case study highlighting Coastal Grassy Woodland restoration at Yanakie Isthmus
Ecological Management & Restoration·2018· 10 cited
The importance of small urban reserves for plant conservation
Biological Conservation·2017· 67 cited
Led up the garden path? Weeds, conservation rhetoric, and environmental management
Australasian Journal of Environmental Management·2017· 3 citedOpen Access
Establishment of native grasses and their impact on exotic annuals in degraded box gum woodlands
Austral Ecology·2017· 18 cited
Did early logging or changes in disturbance regimes promote high tree densities in river red gum forests?
Australian Journal of Botany·2016· 17 cited
Integrating plant‐ and animal‐based perspectives for more effective restoration of biodiversity
Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment·2016· 164 citedOpen Access
A plant traits approach to managing legacy species during restoration transitions in temperate eucalypt woodlands
Restoration Ecology·2016· 5 cited
Nutrient versus seed bank depletion approaches to controlling exotic annuals in threatened Box Gum woodlands
Austral Ecology·2015· 17 cited
Forgotten woodlands, 'future landscapes'
Park Watch·2015
Keynote address: Communicating science. Does social media carve a gap between young and old readers?
Australasian Plant Conservation journal of the Australian Network for Plant Conservation·2015Open Access
Can severe drought reverse woody plant encroachment in a temperate <scp>A</scp>ustralian woodland?
Journal of Vegetation Science·2014· 11 cited
Framing the plains and packaging remnants
Park Watch·2014
Regrowth provides complementary habitat for woodland birds of conservation concern in a regenerating agricultural landscape
Landscape and Urban Planning·2014· 19 cited
Climate change and tree dieback
Park Watch·2013
From the matrix to roadsides and beyond: the role of isolated paddock trees as dispersal points for invasion
Diversity and Distributions·2013· 16 citedOpen Access
Demographic patterns of a widespread long‐lived tree are associated with rainfall and disturbances along rainfall gradients in <scp>SE</scp> Australia
Ecology and Evolution·2013· 9 citedOpen Access
Our national parks must be more than playgrounds or paddocks
2013· 2 cited
Using assisted colonisation to conserve biodiversity and restore ecosystem function under climate change
Biological Conservation·2012· 146 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Suzanne M. Prober(8), Peter G. Spooner(8), John W. Morgan(7), Kevin R. Thiele(5), Terry Koen(2), David J. Eldridge(2), Ralph Mac Nally(2), Andrew F. Bennett(2), Richard J. Hobbs(2), Tara G. Martin(2), Wayne Robinson(2), J. E. Williams(2), Sue Briggs(2), Lisa Smallbone(2), Amy Jansen(2), Doug Binns(2), Ross A. Bradstock(2), Nicholas Klomp(1), Bradd Witt(1), Clive McAlpine(1)