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Seasonal Herbaceous Wetlands on Farms - Seed Banks and Restoration,…

- - - - Burning
      - Scalping
      - Seed mixes
      - Managed grazing
- - - - Restoration can include many types of interventions
        
        Passive vegetation restoration - changing site management
        
        Hydrological restoration - e.g. blocking drains
        
        Grazing management
        
        Avoid grazing during seed set
        
        Aids recruitment of desirable species, helps maintain species diversity
        
        BUT... relies on plants already existing or seed /propagule bank
        
        2 more items...
        
        biomass management
        
        Active species reintroductions
        
        Seed
        
        Tubestock
        
        Can we reintroduce indicator species to degraded, grazed sites?
        
        And still graze those sites?
        
        Build understanding of grazing sensitivity
- - - - But we don't know which are more/less impactful to ecosystem/speices
      - List of species that indicate less disturbed sites - expert opinion
        
        Dont know exactly what they are sensitive to
        
        Grazing itself, or activities associated with grazing?
        
        Pasture renovation
        
        Fertiliser
        
        Drainage
        
        Farm wetland restoration context - need to understand this
        
        Are there patterns of functional group and indicator species abundance across an agriculture/grazing intensity gradient?
        
        Do certain groups depend on others?
        
        What are indicator species indicating?
        
        Habitat heterogeneity, competition, facilitation