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Use prescribed fire or modifications to burning regime in grassland
Likely to be ineffective or harmful Based on: 3 studies
Use prescribed fire or modifications to burning regime in grassland
Use prescribed fire to control problematic plants
Trade-off between benefit and harms Based on: 6 studies
Use prescribed fire to control problematic plants
Use prescribed fire to maintain or restore disturbance
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 3 studies
Use prescribed fire to maintain or restore disturbance
Use prescribed fire to remove invasive plant species
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Use prescribed fire to remove invasive plant species
Use prescribed fire: effect on understory plants
Trade-off between benefit and harms Based on: 37 studies
Use prescribed fire: effect on understory plants
Use prescribed fire: effects on mature trees
Likely to be ineffective or harmful Based on: 16 studies
Use prescribed fire: effects on mature trees
Use prescribed fire: effects on young trees
Trade-off between benefit and harms Based on: 17 studies
Use prescribed fire: effects on young trees
Use puppets to increase the survival or growth of hand-reared chicks
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 3 studies
Use puppets to increase the survival or growth of hand-reared chicks
Use raptor models to deter birds and so reduce incidental mortality
Unlikely to be beneficial Based on: 1 study
Use raptor models to deter birds and so reduce incidental mortality
Use red lighting rather than other lighting colours
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 3 studies
Use red lighting rather than other lighting colours
Use repellents on baits for predator control
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 2 studies
Use repellents on baits for predator control
Use repellents to deter birds from landing on pools polluted by mining
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Use repellents to deter birds from landing on pools polluted by mining
Use ring-barking (girdling), cutting or silvicides to produce snags
Likely to be beneficial Based on: 5 studies
Use ring-barking (girdling), cutting or silvicides to produce snags
Use rotational grazing to restore oak savannas
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Use rotational grazing to restore oak savannas
Use scaring devices (eg. gas guns) and other deterrents to reduce persecution of native species
Evidence not assessed Based on: 1 study
Use scaring devices (eg. gas guns) and other deterrents to reduce persecution of native species
Use selective harvesting/logging instead of clearcutting
Trade-off between benefit and harms Based on: 7 studies
Use selective harvesting/logging instead of clearcutting
Use selective logging instead of clear-cutting
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 3 studies
Use selective logging instead of clear-cutting
Use selective or reduced impact logging instead of conventional logging
Evidence not assessed Based on: 4 studies
Use selective or reduced impact logging instead of conventional logging
Use selective thinning after restoration planting
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Use selective thinning after restoration planting
Use shading for planted trees
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Use shading for planted trees
Use shark liver oil to reduce seabird bycatch
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 2 studies
Use shark liver oil to reduce seabird bycatch
Use shelter wood cutting instead of clear-cutting
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Use shelter wood cutting instead of clear-cutting
Use shelterwood cutting instead of clearcutting
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Use shelterwood cutting instead of clearcutting
Use shelterwood cutting instead of clearcutting
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Use shelterwood cutting instead of clearcutting
Use shelterwood harvest instead of clearcutting
Likely to be beneficial Based on: 3 studies
Use shelterwood harvest instead of clearcutting
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