The case for maintenance of a healthy environment that supports sustainable economic activity and offers economic, social and environmental benefits, has been well argued.

Determining whole-of-system water use efficiency for NSW river valleys What are real or unreal water savingsΓ

Newsletter from the National Program for Irrigation Research and Development program.

Current knowledge concerning the potential use of GA technology in optimising irrigation water order scheduling is limited to research findings from Project UAD14.

The National River Contaminants Program is a significant research and development program jointly funded by Land & Water Australia and the Murray-Darling Basin Commission.

Program and plenary

Newsletter from the National Program for Irrigation Research and Development program.

Discusses irrigation in Australia in the context of global food security, decreasing water resources and the contribution of research and development to innovation

Catchment condition is ultimately a judgement that depends on biophysical attributes in the context of social and economic values. These value judgements can be made at local to regional scales.

This report describes a project undertaken to examine human perception of native vegetation.

Australia's inland rivers occur across the vast, predominantly arid regions of the continent, comprising 70% of its land area.

There is a close relationship between how land is managed and the impact phosphorus may have on in-stream health.

Recent research suggests that another factor that affects bloom formation is the management of flows in both rivers and water storage areas. Rivers rarely experience algal bloom outbreaks during periods of high flow.

This prospectus outlines a new Land & Water Australia program that focuses irrigation research on critical natural resource management issues.

Cotton is a mycotrophic plant in which growth and nutrient uptake is usually, increased by mycorrhizal colonisation (Nehl et al. 1998).

This factsheet is the master list of the CVAP series published in mid-1999 and updated in May/June 2002. There are four factsheets in the general CVAP Program category (G).

In this issue In this issue .... Guest Spot, Ocean reflections; achievements of CVAP 1997-2002; Next generation forecasts; Managing climate risks; Top 12 El Niños

The Annual Operational Plan (AOP) - provides a detailed account of the specific developments and activities (including the budget) planned for the forthcoming year

How does riparian vegetation affect floodsΓ; Shade, temperature, large woody debris and river models; Experimental reintroduction of woody debris into rivers; Going with the flow: Cooper Creek floodplain; Stock manage