David Lindenmayer

Australian National University — Australia

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

6h-index123citations49works3.92yr avg
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Research Topics

Wildlife Ecology and Conservation(9), Forest Management and Policy(9), Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies(5), Fire effects on ecosystems(5), Forest ecology and management(5)

Publications49 total

New species discoveries redefine global biodiversity patterns
2025Open Access
Investigation of key spatio-temporal trends in research on scattered paddock trees and biodiversity in semi-cleared agricultural landscapes
Landscape Ecology·2025Open Access
Religious temples are long-term refuges for old trees in human-dominated landscapes in China
Current Biology·2025· 11 citedOpen Access
Declining trajectories characterise arboreal marsupial assemblages in eastern Australia
Biological Conservation·2025· 2 citedOpen Access
Maintaining robust terrestrial ecological monitoring amid technological advancements
Trends in Ecology & Evolution·2025· 8 cited
Policy decisions matter: Cessation of logging benefits 34 threatened species in Victoria, Australia
PLoS ONE·2025· 2 citedOpen Access
Indirect and direct drivers of floristic condition in a threatened temperate woodland
The Science of The Total Environment·2024· 4 citedOpen Access
We can’t just walk away after the logging stops in Victoria’s native forests. Here’s what must happen next
2023
After the chainsaws, the quiet: Victoria’s rapid exit from native forest logging is welcome – and long overdue
2023· 1 cited
4 reasons why the Morrison government’s forestry cash splash is bad policy
2022
High species turnover shapes anuran community composition in ponds along an urban-rural gradient
Urban Ecosystems·2021· 17 cited
Logging is due to start in fire-ravaged forests this week. It’s the last thing our wildlife needs
2020
Logging must stop in Melbourne’s biggest water supply catchment
2018Open Access
Turning threatened species around: celebrating what we have done well
CSIRO Publishing eBooks·2018
Summary: monitoring and adaptive management of threatened biodiversity
SPIE eBooks·2018
The plan to protect wildlife displaced by the Hume Highway has failed
2017Open Access
The Forest and its plants
CSIRO Publishing eBooks·2015
The 2009 Black Saturday Fires
CSIRO Publishing eBooks·2015
Chapter 10 Managing a Post-Fire Forest Landscape
SPIE eBooks·2015
General Introduction
CSIRO Publishing eBooks·2015
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Frequent Co-authors

Lachlan McBurney(7), David Blair(6), Sam C. Banks(6), Emma Burns(5), Philip Gibbons(4), Nicole Thurgate(4), Elle Bowd(3), Andrew J. Lowe(3), Benjamin C. Scheele(2), Maldwyn J. Evans(2), Chris R. Dickman(2), John C. Z. Woinarski(2), Heather Keith(2), Chris Taylor(2), Donna Hazell(1), Will Osborne(1), Sue Briggs(1), Danielle Murphy(1), Chris McElhinny(1), Matthew Brookhouse(1)