Landscapes change over time in response to multiple interacting drivers, including climate,
disturbance, and land-use, which all leave a lasting legacy on ecosystem structure and …

For dryland rivers globally, understanding hydro‐ecological function is fundamental to
informing trade‐offs between consumptive water use and aquatic ecosystem integrity. The …

Ecosystems today are dynamic and complex, leaving conservationists faced with the
paradox of conserving moving targets. New approaches to conservation are now required …

The methods used to plan adaptation to climate change have been heavily influenced by
scientific narratives of gradual change and economic narratives of marginal adjustments to …

The Everglades, the largest Ramsar wetland in the USA, is a spatially complex mosaic of
freshwater habitats heavily impacted by agriculture, urban land use, and efforts to manage …

Hydrodynamic modelling of Australia's lower Murray River demonstrates the response of a
large coastal plain estuary to the mid-Holocene (7,000–6,000 yr BP) sea-level highstand …

Three-dimensional numerical modelling of the marine and fluvial dynamics of the lower
Murray River demonstrate that the mid-Holocene sea-level highstand generated an …

Identifying geographical areas with the greatest representation of the tree of life is an
important goal for the management and conservation of biodiversity. While there are …

Over the first two decades of the 21st century, many wetlands in eastern Australia exhibited
declining water levels, causing concern for communities and environmental managers and …

Despite the great potential of palaeo-environmental information to strengthen natural
resource policy, science and practical outcomes naturally occurring archives of palaeo …