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approach to restoring Grassy Box Woodlands -- 5. Scattered paddock trees: the living dead or lifeline to the future? -- 6. The normal, the novel and the natural: the contribution of emerging production systems to the management of woodland remnants in agricultural landscapes -- Part B, Research: by state -- 7. Ecology and restoration of fragmented woodlands: a Western Australian perspective -- 8. The eucalypt woodlands of Western Australia: lessons from the birds -- 9. The wheatbelt woodlands of Western Australia: lessons from the invertebrates -- 10. Managing the woodlands of the Mt Lofty Region, South Australia -- 11. Conserving grassy woodland in Tasmania -- 12. Lessons in woodland management from northern and central Victoria -- 13. Landscape perspectives on wildlife conservation in woodlands -- 14. Managing an over-abundant native bird: the Noisy Miner (Manorina melanocephala) -- 15. Tipping the scales: thoughts on improving management for woodland reptiles -- 16. Conservation of microbats in temperate woodlands -- 17. The role of farm production systems in determining vegetation patterns and options for broad-scale conservation in temperate woodlands -- 18. The role of linear strips and small patches of woodland in conserving endangered mammal fauna -- 19. From pattern to process: towards understanding drivers of diversity in temperate woodlands -- 20. Eight steps to conserve diverse understoreys in grassy woodlands -- 21. Conservation of woodland vertebrate biota in the temperate woodlands of southern New South Wales -- 22. The road to conserving woodlands: re-affirming some past prescriptions and developing the new -- 23. Woodland biodiversity conservation: basket-case or battleground? Insights from the mallee -- 24. Fragmentation responses of birds, insects, spiders and genes: diverse lessons for woodland conservation -- 25. How can we reverse the loss of our woodland birds? -- 26. The conservation of reptiles in the temperate woodlands of southern New South Wales -- 27. Temperate woodlands: learning from the north -- 28. Landscape and regional perspectives from eastern Australia -- 29. Retaining and restoring wildlife values of woodlands -- 30. Grazing away our woodland bird diversity -- Part C Policy: national -- 31. Towards a national framework for describing and mapping vegetation condition: observations from temperate woodlands -- 32. Woodlands conservation: some lessons from managing research and observing policy --33. From pattern and process to people, policy and pragmatism: insights on temperate woodland conservation and management -- 34. A carbon vision for the restoration of eucalypt woodlands -- 35. Using markets for woodland conservation on private land: lessons from the policy-research interface -- Part D Policy: by state -- 36. Putting woodlands in their place -- 37. Conservation management principles for Tasmania's lowland woodlands -- 38. Experiences in planning and implementing woodland conservation projects in northern Victoria -- 39. Working with landholders to protect woodland birds: an 18-year lesson from northern Victoria -- 40. Knowledge, regulation and incentives in protecting temperate grassy woodlands: six lessons from New South Wales -- 41. Seven lessons from southern Queensland woodlands -- Part E Conclusion -- 42. How far have we come? Perspectives on ecology, management and conservation of Australia's temperate woodlands.