There is significant confluence in the literature that leads one to expect groups of haves and
groups of have nots in socio‐economic systems within common spatial contexts. Several …

Wetlands are one of the most threatened ecosystems on earth. Globally, there is growing
demand to develop infrastructure to harvest water resources to support agriculture …

Many rivers in the world are facing changes due to increased development needs, and
these changes impact on a range of values people associate with these rivers. We use a …

This chapter investigates how peripheral areas in the North of developed nations use
international migration as a lever for a range of policy and programs. Australia and Canada …

This paper traces the perceived linkages between sources of water quality deterioration,
impact on human wellbeing and the institutions responsible for dealing with the sources and …

Managers operating in data-poor environments are often required to use data from one
region to draw inferences about another. The quality of decisions made using this …

Executive summary The aquatic ecosystems of the Northern Tropical Rivers catchments are
still relatively intact and, for this reason, represent an internationally significant asset. Whilst …

The Tropical Rivers (TR) region comprises 55 river basins that drain into the Timor Sea and
Gulf of Carpentaria (the green and orange parts of Figure 1). Covering an area of more than …

Using an extensive array of primary and secondary data, this paper constructs, and then
uses water-use-input-output (WIO) models to look at the way in which different types of …

This report provides a review of available knowledge associated with the social and cultural
values, beliefs and Indigenous practices relevant to water across Northern Australia. This …