This booklet is one of a series published by Land and Water Australia about regional rangeland community planning processes.

Sources of beneficial insects colonizing cotton fields

The National Program for Irrigation R&D is the only national body to coordinate irrigation research activity in Australia. At present it is in its third 3-year funding phase, which is due to finish in June 2002.

Information on Project ANU11 Using citizens' Juries for Making Decisions in Natural resource Management

The National Program for Irrigation R&D is the only national body to coordinate irrigation research activity in Australia. At present it is in its third 3-year funding phase, which is due to finish in June 2002.

Background, Key findings of Research project number SYN1 of the Social and Institutional Research Program of Land & Water Australia.

This document is an overview of the practical results from 11 research projects examining the social and institutional dimensions of NRM, from the Social and Institutional Research Program (SIRP), which is managed by

Information on Project ADF5 The potential for private sector nature Conservation in Australia

The Australian Native Vegetation Assessment 2001 details Australia-wide activities undertaken to implement a national vegetation data management and information provision system.

As we enter the 21st Century, the cotton industry and its research base are riding the “third wave” – a period of new challenges which must be tackled cooperatively.

ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL LAND AND WATER RESOURCES AUDIT 2000 - 2001

In this issue : Theme: River Contaminants L&WA's Rivers Forum; Salinity processes in Australian rivers; Getting a Grip; Muddy waters and sand slugs: sediment transport; Nutrient sources, transport and cycling

Australian Agriculture Assessment 2001 reports on landscape processes, soil, nutrient and water movement and serves as a key input towards improved land and water resources management.

Australian Agriculture Assessment 2001 reports on landscape processes, soil, nutrient and water movement and serves as a key input towards improved land and water resources management.

This booklet is one of a series published by Land & Water Australia about regional rangeland community planning processes.

The Central Highlands Regional Resource Use Planning Project was an experiment studying regional planning process as well as a real-world planning exercise aimed at establishing a negotiated and integrated approach to

Final report on Project MIL1 : Objectives 1. To develop a practical set of hydraulic performance indicators for a gravity fed irrigation system which could be applied nationally and internationally; 2.

This study indicates the relative significance of issues associated with landscape health and biodiversity status for each subregion of Australia's bioregions.

This report concentrates on specifying guidelines for assessing, monitoring and reporting on Australia's rangelands.

Problems for stream health from human pressures and strategies and solutions to ameloriate these problems in Northe east Queensland Streams