1: Scenario Evaluation

REDD payments as incentive for reducing forest loss

Project reference:

1.1: Scenarios for tropical rivers and coasts: integrating the TRaCK research program

Sandker M, Nyame SK, Förster J, Collier N, Shepherd G, Yeboah D, Ezzine-de Blas D, Machwitz M, Vaatainen S, Garedew E et al.. 2010. REDD payments as incentive for reducing forest loss. Conservation Letters. 3:114-121.

Integrated Science Support for Managing Australia's Tropical Rivers: A Case Study in the Daly River Catchment

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1.4: Knowledge integration and science delivery

SynthProj ID:

SYN01

Pantus FJ, Barton CL, Bradford L, Stroet M. 2011. Integrated Science Support for Managing Australia's Tropical Rivers: A Case Study in the Daly River Catchment.

Daly River Catchment Water Model: Progress Report

Project reference:

1.4: Knowledge integration and science delivery

SynthProj ID:

SYN01

Barton CL, Pantus FJ. 2010. Daly River Catchment Water Model: Progress Report.

TRaCK Metadata Online Technical Summary

Project reference:

1.4: Knowledge integration and science delivery

Devonport C, Pantus F. 2010. TRaCK Metadata Online Technical Summary.

Critical Times Need Practical Measures: Water Resource Planning in Australia (Presentation to NWC)

Project reference:

1.3: Collaborative water planning in northern Australia

Tan PL. 2010. Critical Times Need Practical Measures: Water Resource Planning in Australia (Presentation to NWC).

Collaborative Water Planning: Howard East Water Planning Project Final Report

Project reference:

1.3: Collaborative water planning in northern Australia

Nolan S. 2010. Collaborative Water Planning: Howard East Water Planning Project Final Report.

Collaborative Water Planning: Groundwater Visualisation Tool Guide

Project reference:

1.3: Collaborative water planning in northern Australia

Nolan S, Tan P-L, Cox M. 2010. Collaborative Water Planning: Groundwater Visualisation Tool Guide.

Integrating knowledge to support adaptive management

Project reference:

1.4: Knowledge integration and science delivery

TRaCK, Tropical Rivers & Coastal Knowledge. 2010. Integrating knowledge to support adaptive management.

Using models for landscape planning: scale, complexity and utility

Project reference:

1.1: Scenarios for tropical rivers and coasts: integrating the TRaCK research program

Collier N, Garnett ST. 2009. Using models for landscape planning: scale, complexity and utility. Rimba: Sustainable Forest Livelihoods in Malaysia and Australia. :115.

Water Planning in Australia's Tropical North. Collaborative Water Planning: Summary Report.

Project reference:

1.3: Collaborative water planning in northern Australia

Tan, P-L.. 2010. Water Planning in Australia's Tropical North. Collaborative Water Planning: Summary Report..