Abstract The Great Barrier Reef (GBR) is an iconic coral reef system extending over 2000 km
along the north‐east coast of Australia. Global recognition of its Outstanding Universal Value …

Understanding the factors that influence temporal variability in water quality is critical for
designing water quality management strategies. In this study, we explore the key factors that …

To protect and improve water quality in the Great Barrier Reef, the Queensland
Government's Reef 2050 Water Quality Improvement Plan targets that 90% of sugarcane …

We explore sustainable land sector opportunities for Australia's 1.2 million km2 northern
savanna rangelands where extensive beef cattle pastoralism is the predominant …

In recent decades the declining health of the Great Barrier Reef has led to a number of
government policies being implemented to reduce pollutant loads from the adjacent …

The declining health of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) from poor water quality has increased
the urgency for pollutant reductions at the same time that available financial resources and …

Producer reliance on drought subsidies instead of proactive planning and timely destocking
in low rainfall years has prompted Queensland government investment in promoting …

This chapter explores sustainable, economically viable opportunities for land sector
development across North Australia. Currently, the cattle industry is the dominant land use …

Using economic analysis to prioritise improvements in environmental conditions is
particularly difficult when multiple benefits are involved. This includes 'bundling'issues in …

Matching animal demand to forage availability is a core principle in sustainable rangeland
management. We evaluated the use of interannual flexibility in stocking rates compared with …