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Ground cover - humus, is it litter or bare-ground?

In some highly productive systems, forests and woodlands with dense sclerophyll understorey for example, you may come across a highly...

The Lerp damage indicator in the BCM method has presented some difficulties of interpretation in the field. Originally designed to pick up...

Regeneration in the BCM method refers to natural regeneration from the existing seedbank. Therefore seedlings or juveniles that are...

Sometimes a 30m x 30m quadrat is not sufficient to cover the variation and patchiness inside an area of bushland. The more open the...

Using cover estimation as a measure of abundance or the "amount of x" is often seen as the Achilles' heel of BCM, with groups of...

We are currently updating the BCM database, with the help of Brian Knill, a long time member of the NCS and author of numerous...

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