Coexistence Conservation Lab
We are a research group specialising in conservation in the context of rewilding, genetics, translocations, and coexistence.
Led by Professor Adrian Manning, we are part of the Fenner School of Environment and Society at ANU.
01/10/2026
🌿 What does it take to bring an ecosystem back to life?
Rebuilding an Ecosystem: Integrating Applied Research and Restoration tells the remarkable story of the long-running Mulligans Flat – Goorooyarroo Woodland Experiment, sharing 20 years of insights from researchers, conservation practitioners, land managers and policymakers working together to restore ecosystems.
At a time when biodiversity loss and environmental degradation are major global challenges, this book offers valuable lessons on how science, collaboration and long-term commitment can create real conservation outcomes. It explores both the successes and challenges of ecological restoration, making it an inspiring and practical resource for anyone interested in the future of nature recovery.
Whether you're involved in conservation, education, environmental policy, or simply care about protecting the natural world, this book provides a powerful reminder that restoring ecosystems is possible when research and action work hand in hand.
📖 Find out more: https://www.coexistenceconservationlab.org/publications
12/08/2026
Our lab is thrilled to announce the release of our new book! 📕🌿
What can 20 years of ecological restoration teach us about bringing research, policy and practice together?
This book explores the Mulligans Flat–Goorooyarroo Woodland Experiment, drawing on two decades of collaboration between researchers, government decision-makers and conservation practitioners to share the challenges, successes and lessons learned along the way.
From establishing long-term restoration projects with multiple partners to translating ecological research into teaching and practice, the book offers practical insights for researchers, policymakers and restoration practitioners alike. As well as featuring reflections from land managers and perspectives on the future of ecological restoration.
Explore twenty years of research, collaboration and restoration, and the lessons that can help shape the next generation of ecological restoration 🌳
📖 Rebuilding an Ecosystem: Integrating Applied Research and Restoration releases 20th August!
Find out more here: https://tinyurl.com/y6hapjnp 🔗
Our lab is thrilled to be collaborating with Phillip Island Nature Parks on this pioneering research-led reintroduction. Congratulations to our PhD candidate Paula Wasiak, Senior Scientist Duncan Sutherland and the rest of the team for a fantastic release! 🪶
06/05/2026
Our lab has been hard at work behind the scenes, with five new publications in 2026 so far! 🗞️
From conservation detection dogs, rewilding, translocation science, and conservation genetics, these papers offer a snapshot of the diverse work we do.
Read the full articles via the publications page on our website: https://www.coexistenceconservationlab.org/
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