Soil Temperature and Awareness of Non-glyphosate tolerant crops.

Awareness of non glyphosate tolerant crops

This evaluation has not been designed to quantitatively measure the extent of the impact of the project and its range of activities on NRM awareness, collaboration and practice change.

When it comes to restoring the natural values of our agricultural landscapes, revegetation with native plants would have to be one of the more common approaches employed.

Irrigation Australia Limited (IAL), the National Program for Sustainable Irrigation (NPSI) and the Cooperative Research Centre for Irrigation Futures (CRCIF) see the need for a paradigm shift in irrigation innovation.

Market-based instruments for achieving conservation outcomes are being implemented by Australian governments and regional natural resource management organisations with increasing regularity.

This fact sheet outlines six projects on market-based instruments commissioned by Land & Water Australia, and explains why it is an important area for ongoing research and investment.

This fact sheet written by John Woinarski and Brydie Hill presents the key findings from the Land & Water Australia managed project: Defining successional patterns and biodiversity values of north Australian eucal

This fact sheet presents the key findings and recommendations from the Land & Water Australia managed project: Restoring landscapes with confidence an evaluation of the science, the methods and their on-ground app

Research has found that there are millions of "workers" contributing towards soil health waiting to be unearthed and acknowledged.

This booklet is part of a series that describes the status of data and information relevant to national indicators agreed under the National Natural Resource Management Monitoring and Evaluation Framework.

In this issue: Five yearly report card on the state of Australia's Forests; Agro-ecology: ecological diversity by design; AgroForestry and natural resource management - lessons from the Joint Venture Agroforestry

The Brigalow Belt is a national biodiversity hotspot, and its extensive forests and woodlands are potentially significant refugia for fragmentation-sensitive birds.

This fact sheet outlines a Land & Water Australia project titled 'A bioeconomic analysis of the duration of conservation contracts'.

This booklet is part of a series that describes the status of soil information to enable reporting on change in soil condition, a matter for target identified under the National Natural Resource Management Monitoring

The non-urban areas within 150 kilometres of Australia metropolitan centres are undergoing rapid change and fragmentation, and in many cases, intense conflict.

The Annual Report is prepared by the Land & Water Australia Board of Directors to meet the requirements of Section 9 of the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997 in accordance with the Report of Operatio

IRMS now available; Planting considerations; Last chance for free overhead systemchecks!

The National Land & Water Resources Audit (the Audit) and Bureau of Rural Sciences worked with state and territory governments to develop a national baseline of native vegetation extent for the year 2004-2005.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people own or control approximately 20 per cent of the Australian continent (150 million hectares), and manage substantial land, freshwater and marine resources.