Ten unrefereed papers are currently available. Papers are arranged in alphabetical order. Please click on the links to access the abstracts and full papers.

Finding the links between regional NRM planning and sustainable agriculture - Gordon Brown and Phil McCullough -
Landcare Section, Department of Natural Resources and Mines.  Link to abstract        Link to full paper

Landscape management in this millenium: securing more enduring relationships between community and country through more inclusive conversations, more innovative choices and more collaborative action - P C Davey¹, P S Cornish¹ and R Muston² - Landscape and Ecosystems Management, University of Western Sydney (Hawkesbury)¹ and Quality Environmental Management² Link to abstract    Link to full paper

Emerging Environmental Relationships: The Clan’s Totem, Ngirrwat, and Place. - Linda Ford - Rak Mak Mak Marranunggu - Northern Territory University.  Link to abstract        Link to full paper

Waste management or soil management - Gerry Gillespie - Canberra and South East Region Environment Centre Link to abstract        Link to full paper

Sustainable Grazing, Southern Gulf Catchments - Richard J. Makim - Southern Gulf Catchments.  Link to abstract        Link to full paper

Regulation of Agricultural Chemicals into the Future - Dr RJ Smith - National Registration Authority for Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (NRA).   Link to abstract        Link to full paper

Locust Control in Australia: A case study in third party environmental management - Paul Story - Australian Plague Locust Commission.   Link to abstract        Link to full paper

Natural resource management in Australa: Learning from experience - Ian Thompson - Natural Resource Management, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry-Australia. Link to abstract        Link to full paper

Farming as if Nature Mattered - Corey Watts - Australian Conservation Foundation.  Link to abstract        Link to full paper

Controlled Traffic Farming – farming systems for the Australian Environment - D F Yule and R S Cannon - CTF Australia.  Link to abstract        Link to full paper