ABSTRACT: Shaw Nature Reserve has been tinkering with landscape-scale woodland management for biodiversity since the 1980s, using local manager-based institutional knowledge as well as site-specific scientific studies to back up their methods. We present insights and findings from management of woodlands and savannas, with a focus on the combination of 1) invasive species control, 2) prescribed fire, and 3) native herbaceous species re-introductions using locally-sourced seed.
