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The Landscape Ecology and Conservation Laboratory

Based at the Monash University Indonesia and the University of Nottingham Malaysia, we conduct applied landscape ecology research for conservation planning and environmental management. The aim of our research is to support on the ground environmental actions using evidence-based decision-making tools and by developing spatially explicit socio-ecological data. We work with non-government environment organizations, local and regional government, and private industry. The research we conduct is primarily based on spatial analysis including remote sensing, spatially explicit ecological modelling, and participatory GIS, however, we also conduct social research.

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Our Research

Research in Indonesia and Malaysia

Spatial conservation and land use planning

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Oil Palm land use and land cover change

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Connectivity Modelling Assessment of the Central Forest Spine (CFS)

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Remote sensing land cover assessment with Google Earth Engine (GEE)

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Conservation and tourism planning on Tioman Island

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Ecoregional assessment of freshwater and terrestrial systems

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Urban sustainability

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Urban ecosystem services modelling using InVest

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Public Participatory GIS assessment of urban landscape values and development preferences

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Drivers of human-nature relationships in urban green spaces

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Nature-based solutions

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Global Research

Biodiversity and China's Belt and Road Initiative

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Geographic information systems (GIS) assessment of socio-environmental

mining impact

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Remote sensing of environmental impacts

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Wildlife connectivity modelling at regional scales in urban and agricultural regions in Australia

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Urban sustainability in developing countries in South East and East Asia

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Our Project Sites

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