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The Bradley Method of Bush Regeneration
Bringing Back the Bush outlines the basic principles and rules that underscore the Bradley method, and it provides the practical techniques required to put them into practice.
In 1971, when the Bradley method was first advocated, it attracted a keen following including the well known environmentalist Milo Dunphy; Dr L.A.S. Johnson, former Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens and Doug Benson, botanist at the National Herbarium of New South Wales. With its official adoption by the National Trust of Australia (NSW), which trains teams of bush regenerators to work for local councils, the practice acquired a wider acceptance. Thirty-five years after its original trials, the method remains effective and continues to evolve.
Product Details:
ISBN: 187633489 4
111 pages
Author:
Joan Bradley
Publisher:
New Holland Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd
Price: $19.95
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