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Hi Chloe, I really like how succinct the presentation is. You allowed the reader to see the large background image with just enough info on the ecology and climate.

The difficulty I find here is understanding the fire succession graphic on its own. Is there any way to ad some text either in the graphic or with numbers that correspond with a text box to summarise what is presented here?

How different is the regime due to human intervention (if any) when compared between pre and post-colonisation?

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You have really done a great job! All your information is direct, to the point and very informative without writing too much. I am inspired by your poster to do a better job at mine.

Something that you could improve on as a design feature would be to increase the size of the brown boxes and the font size so there is not so much blank empty brown space.

I am interested to know how fires are started since they occur so frequently in this ecosystem. Are humans influencing frequent burning or is it all from lightening?

Overall great job.

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The diagram on the bottom right hand corner very clearly portrays that the fire does not come through every year. in your full version of this poster will you include a small description for people that do not already know what they are looking at?

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The diagram on the bottom right hand corner very clearly portrays that the fire does not come through every year. in your full version of this poster will you include a small description for people that do not already know what they are looking at?

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Great layout, background and space within text. It is calming and inviting to look at.
One suggestion from me would be to slightly increase the text size of the subheadings to help the reader navigate the poster.
Cheers

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- great layout and good space around sections/text
- succession diagram with both characteristic regime and extended return possibility is great

- succession diagram could benefit from some brief text explanation
- background photo could be more representative of chosen ecosystem
- don't need text explaining location as you have the map
- might want to add photos of some key species if space allows

- do you think using common names would make the info more engaging for people who don't know what the Latin names refer to?
- is there a reason you haven't mentioned anthropogenic ignition where you have mentioned lightning?
- do you think we need to explain the adaptations or is stating them enough?
- where did you find the info about 'most taxa possessing evolutionary response' (limiting direct mortality)?

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Hi Chloe, as already mentioned, your layout, imagery and colour scheme of this poster looks great. The text is a good font and size which is easy to read. About the 'characteristic fire regime' visual representation, did you do that yourself? (including the drawing?). If so, how did you do it? It looks great :) Also I see you haven't started on the management section yet so I wouldn't know what you have for it, but I think especially with this particular region of Australia it would be very interesting to include traditional fire management and the big role anthropogenic influences have had and still have. Cheers.

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Hi Chloe, your draft poster looks great. It really pops out at you! Constructive criticism i could think of would be to repeat tropical savannahs instead of TS that way tropical savannahs can get stuck in  your readers minds. How did you blend the background so well?? 

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Hi Chloe, your draft poster looks great. It really pops out at you! Constructive criticism i could think of would be to repeat tropical savannahs instead of TS that way tropical savannahs can get stuck in  your readers minds. How did you blend the background so well?? 