The aim of bush regeneration, also known as 'natural area restoration', is to restore and maintain ecosystem health by facilitating the natural regeneration of indigenous flora, this is usually achieved by selectively reducing the competitive interaction with invasive species,[REF] or mitigation of negative influences such as weeds or erosion [REF].
Invasive plant species are often the greatest threat to remnant vegetation,[REF] and therefore bush regeneration is closely associated with weed abatement activities.