Part 4
Helping it along
The things worth doing, in the order they are worth doing them: deal with the threats first, add habitat only where it is genuinely missing, and plant last.
Once you know what country you have and what is coming back by itself, you can decide where your effort is best spent. Weeds and pest animals come first, because controlling them is what the research most consistently finds makes a difference after fire, and the window to act is short. Hollows and nest boxes come next, but only where they are genuinely missing. Thinning and replanting come last: they are the most expensive, the hardest to undo, and often not needed at all.