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Gary Howling

Great Eastern Ranges Initiative

Gary is CEO of the Great Eastern Ranges initiative, with a long involvement in connectivity conservation and wildlife migration ecology in Australasia. He has added to our understanding of the status and significance of Australia’s temperate woodlands, pioneered the development of statutory regional vegetation plans in NSW, and furthered the development of public policy on biodiversity conservation and natural resource management.

Since joining the team implementing the initiative in 2007, Gary has been a leader in providing specialist connectivity conservation advice and was instrumental in initiating a series of large-scale spatial analyses that highlighted the importance of maintaining networks of interconnected habitats that support ecological and human well-being. He continues to enjoy sharing lessons learned along the way with others involved in connectivity conservation in Australia and overseas.

Presentations by Gary Howling
Great Eastern Ranges Initiative  - supporting  the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration
Great Eastern Ranges Initiative - supporting the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration
Tandi Spencer-Smith, Gary Howling
Connecting high-level aspiration and on-ground experience through the Restoration Decade Alliance
Connecting high-level aspiration and on-ground experience through the Restoration Decade Alliance
Gary Howling
Connecting people, Connecting Nature: The role of large landscape conservation initiatives
Connecting people, Connecting Nature: The role of large landscape conservation initiatives
Gary Howling