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The article offers information on the Biodiversity conservation in Australia has focused on both threatened species and ecological communities, along with conservation towards a representative set of ecosystems in the reserve network and mitigating threatening processes. In contrast, ecological restoration. It also highlights that Australia needs coordinated restoration that is integrated with conservation that includes all stakeholders to overcome any disconnect between.

The article informs that funding with the NSW Environmental Trust for the new Healthy Seeds Project which commenced in September 2019. It mentions that the project aims to deliver an evidence-based roadmap to secure a reliable, native seed supply in NSW for restoration. It further informs that undertaking a long-overdue update of the Florabank Guidelines for best practice native seed collection and use as well as an audit and investigation into past and current Seed Production Areas.

The article presents a speech by Linda Broadhurst, president of the organization Australian Network for Plant Conservation (ANPC) at the annual general meeting which was held in Australia on November 29, 2017. Topics included participation of botanists, ecologists and conservation managers to discuss biosecurity, myrtle rust and plant pathogens. Also the cultural significance of recovering flora, threatened species and vegetation in Australia.

The article presents reports from the president of Australian Network for Plant Conservation (ANPC) providing updates to the nonprofit organisation. Topics mentioned include ANPC's 25th annual general meeting held on November 15, 2016 which focused on its submission to the proposed Biodiversity Conservation Act Bill 2016 and Local Land Services Amendment Bill 2016 on New South Wales, ANPC's 11th Australasian Plant Conservation Conference held in Melbourne, and workshops, projects and outreach.

The article focuses on the climate-ready revegetation project designed to guide the natural resource managers in Australia. Topics included an overview of the climate-ready revegetation project, the regional climate projections, the plant species sustainability, the provenance strategies of local population sustainability, and some updates to the guide.