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Introduction |
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Table of Contents |
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Regular intervention monitoring providing valuable insights into vegetation responses to environmental flows on rivers |
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Pages 1-9 |
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Chris Jones and Freya Thomas
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A long-term temporal evaluation of environmental flow regimes in southern Victoria |
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Pages 10-17 |
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Mark Stacey
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Tactics for stretching a waterbug based monitoring program across a continent |
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Pages 18-24 |
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John Gooderham, Birgita Hansen, Ingrid Garland, Michael Sharman, Deirdre Murphy, Scott Limmer and Patrick Bonney
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Monitoring fish responses to environmental flows across Victoria: a shift towards understanding processes, population dynamics and long-term projections |
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Page 25 |
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Zeb Tonkin, Frank Amtstaetter, Wayne Koster, Matt Jones, Justin O’Connor, Ivor Stuart, Kasey Stamation, Joanne Sharley, Jarod Lyon, Jacqui Brooks, Laura Caffrey and Pam Clunie
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Development of a state-wide map of the extent and location of high value, at-risk groundwater dependent ecosystems |
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Pages 26-32 |
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Yi-Ming Ma
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Sociogeomorphic river recovery: integrating human and physical processes |
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Pages 33-40 |
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Simon Mould, Kirstie Fryirs and Richard Howitt
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Rivers, amenity and art: the geomorphologist’s role in health and liveability |
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Pages 41-45 |
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Sandra Brizga
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Delivering priorities for the Gippsland Lakes through partnerships |
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Pages 46-53 |
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Sean Phillipson
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New ways of collaborating for improved catchment outcomes |
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Pages 54-64 |
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Julie Francis
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ALRS – Key observations and lessons associated with the role out of a state wide flood recovery program |
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Pages 65-71 |
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Julian Martin and Jesse Webster
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Applied Fluvial Geomorphology in the 21st Century: embracing a Waterway Asset Management approach |
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Pages 72-76 |
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Penny Rogers and Leigh Smith
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Dredging up the past: what are the current implications for Victorian rivers from historic gold dredging? |
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Pages 77-85 |
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James Grove, Jodi Turnbull, Susan Lawrence, Peter Davies, Ian Rutherfurd and Ewen Silvester
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Rates of bank erosion under natural and regulated flows in the Upper Murray River system – Khancoban Dam to Jingellic |
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Pages 86-93 |
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Brett Phillips, Andrew Simon, Jennifer Hammond, Kimberly Artita and Elizabeth Pope
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Rates of Bank Erosion under Different and Alternative-Flow Releases along the Mitta Mitta River – Developing Metrics to Limit Erosion Downstream from Dartmouth Dam |
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Pages 94-102 |
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Andrew Simon, Jennifer Hammond, Kimberly Artita and Sarah Commens
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Assessment of channel expansion and contraction using cross-section data from repeated LiDAR acquisitions in the Macquarie Marshes, NSW |
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Pages 103-110 |
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Neda Yousefi, Tim Ralph, Hsing-Chung Chang, Paul Hesse and William Farebrother
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Trialling the use of controlled burning for exotic vegetation management in novel riparian ecosystems |
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Pages 111-118 |
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Rebecca Mabbott and Kirstie Fryirs
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Causes and management of dieback in River Red Gum trees along Malcolm Creek, Craigieburn |
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Pages 119-126 |
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Craig Clifton, Simon Treadwell and Ryan van den Hove
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Oxley Creek Transformation – An overview of waterway issues and restoration strategies |
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Pages 127-136 |
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Ben Pearson, Scott Chaseling, Tony Dickson and Shaun Leinster
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Riparian fencing: can’t we just make them do it? No, and here’s why |
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Pages 137-146 |
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Greg Peters
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Restoring Riparian Resilience in the Mary River catchment – an integrated catchment management approach |
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Pages 147-157 |
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Brad Wedlock, Tanzi Smith, Eva Ford and Sarah Grimish
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When to break the habit: Adapting the FLOWS method for use in the highly modified Lower Broken Creek |
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Pages 158-165 |
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Lisa Duncan, Simon Treadwell and Daniel Lovell
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Lifting our gaze: improved environmental water management requires a landscape-scale approach |
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Pages 166-173 |
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Andrew Sharpe
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Maintaining drought refuge pools in the Wimmera River |
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Pages 174-181 |
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Amanda Shipp and Greg Fletcher
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Detection of long-term change in waterway health due to flow |
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Pages 182-188 |
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Terry Chan, Ashley Sparrow, Nick Bond, Jennifer Hale, Greg Jenkins, Liz Morris and Suzanne Witteveen
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Werribee River Ecohydraulics |
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Pages 189-197 |
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Parvin Zavarei
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Use of catchment carbon offsets to build climate resilience in catchments and help the water sector achieve zero net emissions |
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Pages 198-205 |
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Craig Clifton, Kristin Moss, Kate Brunt, Chris Pitfield and Julie Rissman
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Are trade-offs acceptable or just accepting defeat? |
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Pages 206-212 |
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Glenn Browning
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Collaborative water management in the Ringarooma River catchment Tasmania, Australia |
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Pages 213-222 |
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Chris Cleary, Scott Hardie, Brigid Morrison and Andrew Aldridge
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Imagine the Yarra: how community, legislation and land use planning is shaping the future of an iconic waterway |
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Pages 223-231 |
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Karen White and Hannah Pexton
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What happens to the stream when the coal mine closes – A cautionary tale for legislation, licencing and best practice |
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Pages 232-239 |
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Ian Wright, Peter Davies and Phillip Lorenzelli
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Bank-stabilising rock fillets increase diversity and abundance of macro invertebrate and meiofaunal communities in the Kalang estuary, NSW |
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Pages 240-247 |
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Sam Lewis, Sarah Mika, Ben Vincent, Darren Ryder and John Schmidt
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Understanding the evolution of floodplain channels by avulsion: An investigation on the floodplain of Murray River |
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Pages 248-255 |
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Abdullah Baky, Ian Rutherfurd and Philip Marren
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Channel erosion risk assessment of south east Queensland |
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Pages 256-264 |
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Misko Ivezich and Danielle Udy
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Managing erosion from vessel wash on a reach of the Murray River |
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Pages 265-271 |
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Hugo Bowman and Kade Small
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Mid-King Cooperative Avulsion Management |
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Pages 272-277 |
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Andrew Briggs
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Rehabilitation of the Nimmie-Caira |
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Pages 278-285 |
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Ross Hardie
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Seed germination traits of two common floodplain eucalypts: optimum germination temperatures and influence of leaf litter |
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Pages 286-293 |
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Ben Vincent, Rhiannon Smith, Megan Good and Peter Clarke
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From planting willows to pulling them out: The past, present and future of riparian management in Victoria |
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Pages 294-304 |
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Peter Vollebergh and Jo Slijkerman
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Development of the stream rehabilitation guidelines for Queensland |
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Pages 305-308 |
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Luke McPhail, Michael Cheetham, Andrew Markham, Julian Martin, Andrew Brooks, Geoff Vietz, Ben Pearson, Jim Tait and Tim Pietsch
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Is my river health intervention project working? Results and lessons learned from 10 years of riparian works monitoring in the Melbourne region |
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Pages 309-316 |
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Apanie Wood, James Kaye, Monica Tewman and Bridie Velik-Lord
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Evaluation and redirection of a long term broad scale river health monitoring program in Tasmania Australia |
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Pages 317-324 |
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Scott Hardie, Christopher Bobbi and Adam Uytendaal
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Tracking platypus populations through genetic fingerprints |
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Pages 325-335 |
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Josh Griffiths, Anthony van Rooyen, Jean-Michel Benier, Rhys Coleman and Andrew Weeks
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What Landholder is That? Tailoring Your Engagement Approach |
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Pages 336-341 |
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Lori Gould
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Georges River Aboriginal Riverkeeper Team: a model for successful engagement of Aboriginal communities in natural resource management of urban areas |
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Pages 342-349 |
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Tony Wales and Vanessa Cavanagh
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What’s in it for me – an evidence based approach to improve landholder adoption of riparian works |
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Pages 350-357 |
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Rob Richards and Peter Vollebergh
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When Perception and Evidence Based Practice Collide – Floodplain and Waterway Management in the aftermath of the 2016 Floods at St Marys, Tasmania |
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Pages 358-365 |
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Julian Skipworth
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Returning native fish to an urban creek in Logan |
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Pages 366-370 |
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Barnaby Resch and Matt Moore
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Using concreted stormwater channels for determining ‘worse case scenarios’ when assigning grades of relative condition to urban waterways |
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Pages 371-379 |
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David Reid and Carl Tippler
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Concrete Stormwater Channels: Urban Stream Wasteland or Supercharged Ecosystems? |
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Pages 380-385 |
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Carl Tippler and David Reid
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Setting Appropriate Goals for Urban Stream Restoration: A Case Study from Blacktown City Council |
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Pages 386-394 |
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Carl Tippler, David Reid, Craig Bush, Michael Dean, Phillip Birtles and Nakia Belmer
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Fish Passage Considerations for Retrofit of Base Flow Weir Gauges |
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Pages 395-405 |
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Megan Holcomb and Matt Curtis
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Groundwater the known unknown in floodplain management |
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Pages 406-413 |
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Andrew Telfer, Alison Charles and Whendee Young
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Predicting opening duration of intermittently open/closed estuaries in victoria |
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Pages 414-422 |
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Sarah McSweeney, Justin Stout, Ian Rutherfurd and David Kennedy
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When one model just isn’t enough |
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Pages 423-427 |
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Danielle Udy
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Which on-ground projects will give me the best environmental return? |
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Pages 428-435 |
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Nick Marsh, Tory Grice, Adam Northey, Mark Silburn, Melanie Shaw, Grant Fraser and Dan Rattray
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“Does anyone here speak water-ish?” – How the benefits of environmental flows get lost in translation |
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Pages 436-444 |
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Sarina Loo
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Flows, habitat, connectivity and cooperation: recovering native fish in northern Victoria |
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Pages 445-452 |
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Phil Slessar
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Environmental response of reconnecting billabongs along the Yarra River |
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Pages 453-460 |
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Sarah Heard, Simon Treadwell and Sarah Gaskill
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Warrego Hydrology: what is, what was and what might have been |
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Pages 461-468 |
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Paul Frazier, Mark Southwell and Andrew Herron
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Toorale environmental water delivery project: A case study in loaves and fishes |
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Pages 469-476 |
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Ross Hardie and Amanda Shipp
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The Presence of Illicit Compounds in the Hawkesbury-Nepean River System |
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Pages 477-483 |
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Jason Reynolds, Bianca Russom and Michelle Ryan
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Heavy metal contamination of water column from a coal mine waste water discharge resulting in mobilisation of metal contaminants to riparian vegetation. Wollangambe River, Blue Mountains Australia. |
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Pages 484-492 |
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Nakia Belmer and Ian Wright
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A web-based interface to visualize and model spatio-temporal variability of stream water quality |
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Pages 493-501 |
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Danlu Guo, Anna Lintern, James Webb, Dongryeol Ryu, Shuci Liu, Ulrike Bende-Michl, Paul Leahy, David Waters, Malcolm Watson, Paul Wilson and Andrew Western
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Data versus desktop: an assessment of the severity of cold water pollution in the Swampy Plains and Murray Rivers below Khancoban Dam |
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Pages 502-508 |
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Elizabeth Pope and Andrew Nolan
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Planning for future wastewater discharges to streams in urban-growth areas, Tasmania |
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Pages 509-514 |
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Bonnie Bonneville, Royce Aldred and Jo Oliver
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Benefits and challenges of incorporating spatially-explicit quantitative modelling and action prioritisation in Melbourne Water’s Healthy Waterways Strategy |
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Pages 515-522 |
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Rhys Coleman, Yung En Chee and Christopher Walsh
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Multi site environmental water planning in South Australia using ewater source |
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Pages 523-530 |
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Claire Sims, Matt Gibbs, Rebecca Turner, Tracey Steggles and Adrienne Rumbelow
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Using Aquatic Habitat Mapping to prioritise on-ground investment |
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Pages 531-537 |
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Bruce Christie, Clayton Miller, Mick Callan and Rod Price
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Urban Streamflow Evaluation and Amelioration Method: A New Approach for Waterway Protection and Rehabilitation |
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Pages 538-545 |
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Geoff Vietz, Carl Tippler and Kathy Russell
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Prioritising Kayak Access on the Yarra River |
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Pages 546-553 |
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Chris Dwyer and Dan Green
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Innovative solutions to alluvial gully remediation: a case study from the Great Barrier Reef catchments |
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Pages 554-566 |
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Lynise Wearne, Damon Telfer, Delwyn Windridge and Sunny Behzadnia
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A comparison of methods for measuring water quality improvements from gully rehabilitation in Great Barrier Reef catchments |
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Pages 567-574 |
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Andrew Brooks, John Spencer, Nicholas Doriean, Tim Pietsch and Jorg Hacker
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Addressing gully erosion in the Great Barrier Reef catchments: priorities and progress |
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Pages 575-582 |
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Scott Wilkinson, Peter Hairsine and Aaron Hawdon
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Costs of achieving the water quality targets for the Great Barrier Reef |
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Pages 583-588 |
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Steve Skull, Tony Weber, Jim Binney and Mark Stacey
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Hope for the best, plan for the worst: Managing sediment input in the upper catchment whilst preparing for avulsion at the mouth. |
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Pages 589-596 |
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Michael Cheetham and Julian Martin
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Local scale interventions accelerate recovery at the tail of a bedload pulse |
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Pages 597-606 |
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Alex Sims and Ian Rutherfurd
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Looking through Goggles – The Murray River from a different perspective – A short film |
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Page 607 |
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Ben Berry and Robert Nugent
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Urban streams and sediments: informing better management through recent findings |
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Pages 608-614 |
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Kathryn Russell, Geoff Vietz and Tim Fletcher
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Were load-based stormwater objectives a necessary mistake to progress water sensitive urban design? |
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Pages 615-621 |
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Andrew O’Neill, Glenn Browning and Tony Weber
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Managing urban streams: change the channel or change the flow? |
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Pages 622-629 |
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Desmond Anim, Geoff Vietz, Tim Fletcher, Gregory Pasternack and Matthew Burns
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Did it work? Do the landholders value and manage it? Is it still there? Setting the standard for follow-up riparian inspections and landholder engagement |
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Pages 630-638 |
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Bron Gwyther, Peter Vollebergh and Jon Leevers
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Georges Riverkeeper – 40 years in the making |
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Pages 639-648 |
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Beth Salt, David Reid, Tony Wales and Lisa Smith
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Supporting and connecting community through restoration- Why the Rivers of Carbon model works for Landcare |
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Pages 649-652 |
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Mary Bonet
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Benefits of the Mary River catchment Waterwatch Program for integrated stream management and monitoring outcomes |
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Pages 653-663 |
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Jess Dean
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Derivation of site-specific water quality objectives within a highly disturbed Tasmanian catchment |
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Pages 664-672 |
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Marie Bigot and Ross Smith
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Is geochemical contamination from urban development contributing to weed invasions in high conservation value wetlands |
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Pages 673-680 |
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Rani Carroll, Ian Wright and Jason Reynolds
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Community triggers EPA action to address river water pollution caused by inflow of coal mine waste water |
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Pages 681-688 |
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Benjamin Green, Nakia Belmer, Rani Carroll, Katherine Morrison and Ian Wright
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A five-year investigation of water pollution in a small stream due to stream channel fracturing that was triggered by subsidence from underground coal mining |
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Pages 689-690 |
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Katherine Morrison, Ian Wright and Jason Reynold
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It’s a good news story! Tracking geomorphic recovery of rivers in eastern New South Wales as part of process-based river management |
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Pages 691-704 |
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Kirstie Fryirs, Gary Brierley, Fergus Hancock, Tim Cohen, Andrew Brooks, Ivars Reinfelds, Nick Cook and Allan Raine
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Towards identifying geomorphic rarity and vulnerability use of River Styles in high ecological value aquatic ecosystems |
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Pages 705-712 |
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Fergus Hancock and Kirstie Fryirs
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Maribyrnong river erosion control project floating boom trial |
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Pages 713-720 |
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Zoe Samson and Michael Bain
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Gully erosion control activities in the Mary River catchment |
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Pages 721-726 |
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Shaun Fisher, Bec Watson, Belinda Wedlock and Brad Wedlock
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Maintenance of WSUD Assets – “The good, The bad and The ugly” |
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Pages 727-738 |
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Niloo Tara
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The Challenges Faced in Naturalising Channelised/Urbanised Waterways Extend Far Beyond the Physical Design of a Functioning Waterway |
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Pages 739-743 |
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Chris Dwyer, Sarah Watkins, Aaron Broadway and Adam Hall
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Habitat improvement and creation for threatened dwarf galaxias (Galaxiella pusilla) along the Dandenong Creek corridor in the south eastern suburbs of Melbourne |
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Pages 744-751 |
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Rhys Coleman, Jenny Butcher, Jonathon Mclean, Amanda Shipp and Andrew Weeks
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Water quality and ecological recovery of a mountain stream after 60 years of receiving sewage effluent |
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Pages 752-761 |
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Ian Wright, Katherine Morrison and Michelle Ryan
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Reflection on the achievements of River Health Incentives Program: 22 years of partnering with community to improve waterway health |
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Pages 762-770 |
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Lizzie Younger and Anna Zsoldos
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Design Your Creek Week – Community co-design to for a 1.6 km waterway naturalisation project. |
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Pages 771-778 |
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Alan Hoban, Amalie Wright, Ben Walker and Geoff Vietz
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What to do when your data doesn’t tell the whole picture..? |
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Pages 779-782 |
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Simon Laird
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Wodonga regional waterway action plan: a community led waterway action plan |
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Pages 783-789 |
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Tom Atkin, Julian Martin and James Kaye
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Ecosystem productivity of a wet-dry tropics wetland system: Establishing a baseline understanding for conservation |
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Pages 790-797 |
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Danelle Agnew, Kirstie Fryirs, Tim Ralph and Tsuyoshi Kobayashi
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The Importance of Swampy Meadows |
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Pages 798-801 |
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Mick Callan
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Challenges of improving the connectivity of an abandoned Yarra River water course |
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Pages 802-810 |
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Ashley Roberts
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Using redundant drainage infrastructure to protect vulnerable wetlands |
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Pages 811-818 |
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Steve Wickson and Elizabeth Johnston
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