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Maintain habitat corridors in areas of energy production or mining

Legally protect plant species affected by gathering

Place signs to deter gathering of shrubland species

Reduce the frequency of prescribed burning

Maintain habitat corridors over or under roads and other transportation corridors

Create buffer zones beside roads and other transportation corridors

Use signs and access restrictions to reduce disturbance

Plant spiny shrubs to act as barriers to people

Use prescribed burning to mimic natural fire cycle

Use prescribed burning to reduce potential for large wild fires

Cut strips of shrubland vegetation to reduce the spread of fire

Cut/mow shrubland to control trees

Cut trees and increase livestock numbers

Cut and burn bracken

Use herbicide and sow seed of shrubland plants to control bracken

Increase livestock numbers to control bracken

Use herbicide and grazing to control bracken

Use biological control to reduce the number of problematic invertebrates

Plant vegetation to act as a buffer to exclude pollution

Reduce pesticide use on nearby agricultural/forestry land

Reduce herbicide use on nearby agricultural/forestry land

Reduce fertilizer use on nearby agricultural/forestry land

Add lime to shrubland to reduce the impacts of sulphur dioxide pollution

Restore habitat in area predicted to have suitable climate for shrubland species in the future

Improve connectivity between areas of shrubland to allow species movements and habitat shifts in response to climate change