A brief history of agri-environment policy in Australia: From community-based NRM to market-based instruments

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Australia’s agri-environment policy began in the 1980s. Early measures focused on community-based NRM, increasing awareness, and building social capital through Landcare. • The perceived success of these early efforts enabled a ramping up of government investment through the Natural Heritage Trust and successive programs. • There have been repeated failures to demonstrate measurable outcomes from this increased investment. • This has led to a greater focus on targeted, strategic, and accountable programs. • The capacities required to effectively deliver these programs have been inadequately addressed. 91

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Salt, D. (2016). A brief history of agri-environment policy in Australia: From community-based NRM to market-based instruments. In Learning from agri-environment schemes in Australia: Investing in biodiversity and other ecosystem services on farms. ANU Press. https://doi.org/10.22459/lfaesa.05.2016.07

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