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Potential Environmental Impacts From Farming Rainbow Trout Using Inland Saline Water in Western Australia
2003
Australasian Journal of Environmental Management
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S econdary salinisation, caused by rising water tables as a result of land clearing, has led to large areas of unproductive agricultural land in Australia. ...
The regulation of environmental impacts in inland saline aquaculture is complicated by the diversity of government agencies involved and by the small scale of the industry. ...
Acknowledgements Financial support for this study was provided by the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation . of Australia. ...
doi:10.1080/14486563.2003.10648569
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Aquatic ecosystems in inland Australia: tourism and recreational significance, ecological impacts and imperatives for management
2012
Marine and Freshwater Research
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We surveyed protected-area managers, 19 local governments and tour operators (river and general) to determine how aquatic 20 systems are used in inland Australia for tourism and recreation and the perceived ...
Inland waterbodies were reported by all respondent groups to 22 2 groups and the paradox of inappropriate visitor behaviour despite visitors' apparent 33 environmental awareness. 34 35 ...
aquatic sites in inland Australia. ...
doi:10.1071/mf11198
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Page 5 of The Journal of Applied Ecology Vol. 35, Issue 1
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1998
The Journal of Applied Ecology
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By objective measures, the overall quality of EIA and monitoring for tourism development in Australia dur¬ ing the past 15 years has not been high. ...
Most developments monitored water quality; none monitored terrestrial fauna or flora; and only the four reef projects and a ski resort in New South Wales monitored aquatic biota. ...
Page 350 of The Journal of Applied Ecology Vol. 36, Issue 3
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1999
The Journal of Applied Ecology
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Badman, F.J. (1987) Boredrains and the Birds of Inland South Australia. Nature Conservation Society of South Australia. Adelaide, Australia.
Bertram. ...
J. (1993) Waterfowl and recreational disturbance on inland waters. British Wildlife, 4, 221-229.
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1999 British Ecological Society. ...
Page 354 of Austral Ecology Vol. 6, Issue 3
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1981
Austral Ecology
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Chapter 19 on ‘Biological monitoring’ (W. D. Williams) might more logically have followed Chapter 17 since both deal with living organisims as indicators of environmental conditions in inland waters. ...
The general topic and some Australian examples are outlined and the future for biological monitoring in Australia is discussed in terms of four basic areas in which further work is required. ...
Implementation of a Satellite Based Inland Water Algal Bloom Alerting System Using Analysis Ready Data
2019
Remote Sensing
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Water managers need tools to assist in the management of ever increasing algal bloom problems over wide spatial areas to complement sparse and declining in situ monitoring networks. ...
Exploiting Landsat ARD integrated into the Digital Earth Australia data cube, we developed a prototype algal bloom alerting tool for the state of New South Wales, Australia. ...
Acknowledgments: Highly constructive discussions and feedback from John Brayan, Mustak Shaikh and Lee Bowling of the NSW Department of Industry, Lands and Water Division, were highly valuable in the creation ...
doi:10.3390/rs11242954
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Community participation in conserving and managing inland waters
2002
Aquatic conservation
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of conservation bodies; and, through voluntary actions, to monitor, restore and rehabilitate inland water-bodies. 2. ...
Many international and national bodies have stressed the need for community participation in the conservation and management of inland waters. ...
Advisory Board), vice-chairman (ILEC Scientific Committee), director (Wetland Care Australia, National Parks Foundation of South Australia), or in other ways (AusAid project). ...
doi:10.1002/aqc.510
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Book reviews
1981
Austral ecology (Print)
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Chapter 19 on ‘Biological monitoring’ (W. D. Williams) might more logically have followed Chapter 17 since both deal with living organisims as indicators of environmental conditions in inland waters. ...
Freshwater resources are not abundant in Australia and in recent years they have been increasingly threatened by problems of quality. Professor W. D. ...
doi:10.1111/j.1442-9993.1981.tb01583.x
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Salinity Monitoring in Western Australia using Remotely Sensed and Other Spatial Data
2010
Journal of Environmental Quality
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and biodiversity, and reduction in water quality. ...
have been produced operationally in the “Land Monitor’ project. ...
doi:10.2134/jeq2009.0036
pmid:20048290
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Case Study-Australia
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2011
The Retirement Plan Solution
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Toxic Blue-green algal blooms are one of the major environmental problems in Australian inland water ways causing substantial adverse impact on domestic, livestock and recreational use of water resources ...
An integrated research program is on going to investigate water quality, hydrology, aquatic ecology, catchment characteristics and land management and sediment-nutrient interactions in order to develop ...
of the major water-quality problems in inland waterways of Australia and in water supplies of country towns. ...
doi:10.1002/9781118266878.ch12
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Classification of Australian Waterbodies across a Wide Range of Optical Water Types
2020
Remote Sensing
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Baseline determination and operational continental scale monitoring of water quality are required for reporting on marine and inland water progress to Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). ...
The resulting OWTs were used to classify Sentinel-2 MSI surface reflectance observations extracted over relatively permanent water bodies in three drainage regions in Eastern Australia. ...
Introduction Operational continental scale monitoring and baseline determination of water quality are fundamental for reporting on marine and inland water Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). ...
doi:10.3390/rs12183018
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Earth Observation Techniques to Assess Water Quality Monitoring in the Murray Darling Basin of Australia
2021
Trends Journal of Sciences Research
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spatial variability of water quality relative to the entire water body. ...
The Murray Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) currently has been using a discrete field sampling technique for water quality monitoring that is expensive, time consuming and may not adequately represent the ...
The views expressed in this paper are the authors' and not necessarily the views of their organisation. ...
doi:10.31586/wjgg.2021.010102
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Coastal Reservoir Strategy and Its Applications
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2013
Water Resources Planning, Development and Management
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Water stress causes deterioration of fresh water resources in terms of quantity (aquifer over-exploitation, dry rivers, etc.) and quality (eutrophication, organic matter pollution, saline intrusion, etc ...
According to WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme ( JMP) (2012 Update), 780 million people lack access to an improved water source; approximately one in nine people [2] . ...
Acknowledgements The research presented in this paper has been supported by the University of Wollongong ...
doi:10.5772/52315
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Dust and Endosulfan Deposition in a Cotton-Growing Area of Northern New South Wales, Australia
1999
Journal of Environmental Quality
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Leys, New South Wales Dep. of Land and Water Conservation, Gunnedah Research Centre, P.O. Box 462, Gunnedah NSW 2380, Australia; J.F. Miiller, Natl. ...
, 1995), its role in transport of agricul- tural pesticides has not been investigated in Australia. ...
doi:10.2134/jeq1999.00472425002800020038x
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Continental-scale decreases in shorebird populations in Australia
2016
Emu (Print)
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Decreases in inland resident shorebirds were related to changes in water availability at non-36 tidal wetlands, suggesting that degradation of wetlands in Australia's interior is playing a role in 37 these ...
First, 79 for shorebird species that stay in Australia year-round (hereafter 'resident' species), the loss or 80 degradation of inland wetlands in Australia (Finlayson et al. 2013; Nielsen et al. 2013) ...
in population change for (a) areas for any shorebird species 1201 where unfavourable water quality was believed to be a local shorebird threat; (b) for inland resident 1202 shorebirds where loss of foraging ...
doi:10.1071/mu15056
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