The IVMP Project
IVMP stands for Integrated Vegetation Management Project and is a 3-year research project to identify the most appropriate practices for vegetation management issues facing modern asset managers in Australia. The focus is mown vegetation.
Current vegetation management practices, while responsive to needs, are costly and unsustainable. Some of the key issues include:
Mowing is costly, dangerous, time consuming, needs to be repeated frequently, and often leads to weed dispersal problems. Public and operator safety is of primary concern.
Resources and budgets are limited with continually rising costs, eg fuel, labour and equipment.
Heightened public expectations regarding presentation of public open spaces adds further pressures to management issues.
Environmental impact needs to be minimised
IVMP is a collaborative research project.Join the discussion. Help us define the focus of our research. We invite you to share your vegetation management issues.
Current vegetation management practices, while responsive to needs, are costly and unsustainable. Some of the key issues include:
Mowing is costly, dangerous, time consuming, needs to be repeated frequently, and often leads to weed dispersal problems. Public and operator safety is of primary concern.
Resources and budgets are limited with continually rising costs, eg fuel, labour and equipment.
Heightened public expectations regarding presentation of public open spaces adds further pressures to management issues.
Environmental impact needs to be minimised
IVMP is a collaborative research project.Join the discussion. Help us define the focus of our research. We invite you to share your vegetation management issues.
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