NESP Project
Valuing Indigenous cultural connections
Across the Northern Territory, our projects are working to improve our understanding of remote, data-poor environments. Our research focuses on the Daly River catchment, greater Darwin region, Kakadu National Park and the Gulf of Carpentaria (read more about Kakadu and the Gulf). Logistical challenges and safety hazards are constant considerations for environmental science in the Top End, so our research is seeking improve survey and monitoring methods through the use of environmental DNA and other novel techniques and technologies. Tropical invasive weeds and fire are also key research priorities. Other Hub research across northern Australia, on topics such as Indigenous land management, threatened species and carbon, is also generating information to support the management of environmental resources in the Top End.
You may also be interested in our projects conducting research across the entire northern Hub region.
Completed project
Valuing Indigenous cultural connections
Environmental water needs for the Daly River
Kakadu National Park’s threatened species
Fire and weeds in the Top End
Research synthesis of gamba grass
Managing savanna riparian zones
Developing eDNA methods to detect Top End animals
Rehabilitated mine sites and Top End animals
Research priorities for Indigenous Protected Areas across northern Australia
Investigating feral cats in small mammal decline
Indigenous NRM in Kakadu National Park
Developing eDNA methods for tropical waters
Fish movement and sensitivity to contaminated mine water
Investing in Indigenous cultural and natural resource managers
Monitoring terrestrial animals in Kakadu
Tree water use and sensitivity to contaminated mine water
Ecogenomic approaches to monitor Kakadu estuaries
Aquatic biodiversity conservation and management
Catchment to coast planning
Feral cat management on Indigenous lands
Biodiversity values and Indigenous livelihoods
Managing threats to floodplain biodiversity and Indigenous values
Improving the efficiency of biodiversity investment
Gamba grass effects on savanna carbon and fire
Remote sensing to map & monitor coastal habitats and water quality
Terrestrial biodiversity monitoring
River and wetland health framework
Indigenous values and river flows
Knowledge integration and science delivery
Nutrients in rivers
Sediment and nutrient loads
Sediment and waterholes
Sustainable economies: Arnhem Land case study
Water quality monitoring
Healthy estuaries
Estuarine fish
Research product or tool
June 2025 | Open Access
Kakadu Research Strategy
Cooper, V., Calma, B., Nayinggul C., Rawlinson, M., Dobbs, R., Rossiter-Rachor, N. and Douglas, M. 2024. Kakadu Research Strategy 2025-2035. Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Canberra. CC BY 4.0.
Scientific Paper
November 2023 | Open Access
Monsoonal wet season influences the migration tendency of a catadromous fish (barramundi Lates calcarifer)
Roberts BH, Morrongiello JR, Morgan DL, King AJ, Saunders TM, Banks SC and Crook DA (2023) 'Monsoonal wet season influences the migration tendency of a catadromous fish (barramundi Lates calcarifer)', Journal of Animal Ecology, 00:1–12, doi:10.1111/1365-2656.14019.
Scientific Paper
August 2023 | Open Access
Accounting for Indigenous cultural connections to land: insights from two Indigenous groups of Australia (scientific paper)
Finau G, Jarvis D, Stoeckl N, Larson S, Grainger D, Douglas M, Ewamian Aboriginal Corporation, Barrowei R, Coleman B, Groves D, Hunter J, Lee M and Markham M (2023) 'Accounting for Indigenous cultural connections to land: insights from two Indigenous groups of Australia', Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, 36(9):370–389, doi:10.1108/AAAJ-08-2022-5971.
Report
May 2023
Environmental DNA (eDNA) survey of largetooth sawfish in south-central Arnhem Land (report)
Villacorta-Rath C, Cooper M and Burrows D (2020) Environmental DNA (eDNA) survey of largetooth sawfish in south-central Arnhem Land, James Cook University, Townsville.
Report
May 2023
Tilapia eDNA survey along the Walsh, Mitchell and Wild river catchments (report)
Villacorta-Rath C and Burrows D (2020) Tilapia eDNA survey along the Walsh, Mitchell and Wild river catchments, James Cook University, Townsville.
Report
May 2023
Environmental DNA (eDNA) survey of sawfish in Groote Eylandt (report)
Villacorta-Rath C, Cooper M and Burrows D (2020) Environmental DNA (eDNA) survey of sawfish in Groote Eylandt, James Cook University, Townsville.
Scientific Paper
January 2023 | Open Access
Evaluation and refinement of a fish movement model for a tropical Australian stream subject to mine contaminant egress (scientific paper)
Crook DA, Wedd D, Adair BJ, Mooney TJ, Harford AJ, Humphrey CL, Morrongielo JR and King AJ (2023) ‘Evaluation and refinement of a fish movement model for a tropical Australian stream subject to mine contaminant egress’, Environmental Biology of Fishes, https://doi.org/10.1007/s10641-022-01381-y
Scientific Paper
January 2023 | Open Access
Piecemeal stewardship activities miss numerous social and environmental benefits associated with culturally appropriate ways of caring for Country (scientific paper)
Larson S, Jarvis D, Stoeckl N, Barrowei R, Coleman B, Groves D, Hunter J, Lee M, Markham M, Larson A, Finau G and Douglas M (2023) 'Piecemeal stewardship activities miss numerous social and environmental benefits associated with culturally appropriate ways of caring for Country', Journal of Environmental Management 326(B): 116750, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2022.116750.
Scientific Paper
December 2022 | Open Access
Co-production mechanisms to weave Indigenous knowledge, artificial intelligence and technical data to enable Indigenous-led adaptive decision-making: lessons from Australia’s joint-managed Kakadu National Park (scientific paper)
Robinson CJ, Macdonald J, Perry J, Bangalang N, Nayinggul A, Nadji J, Nayinggul A, Dempsey S, Nadji S, McCartney S, Taylor A, Hunter F, May K, Cooper D, Moyle F, Drummond A, Borovac C, van Bodegraven S, Gilfedder M, Setterfield S and Douglas MM (2022) ‘Coproduction mechanisms to weave Indigenous knowledge, artificial intelligence, and technical data to enable Indigenous-led adaptive decision making: lessons from Australia’s joint managed Kakadu National Park’, Ecology & Society 27(4):36, https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-13747-270436.
Scientific Paper
October 2022 | Open Access
Identifying drivers of tropical riverine larval fish abundance and diversity (scientific paper)
Tyler K, Wedd D, Crook D, Kennard M & King A. (2022) 'Identifying drivers of tropical riverine larval fish abundance and diversity', Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 10.1139/cjfas-2021-0233.
Report
July 2022
Valuing Indigenous cultural connections (final report)
Jarvis D, Stoeckl N, Douglas M, Grainger D, Larson S, Finau G, LarsonA , Ewamian Aboriginal Corporation, Barrowei R, Coleman B, Groves D, Hunter J, Lee M and Markham M (2022) Valuing Indigenous cultural connections. James Cook University, Cairns.
Scientific Paper
July 2022 | Open Access
Influence of life history variation and habitat on mercury bioaccumulation in a high-order predatory fish in tropical Australia (scientific paper)
Butler ECV, Harries SJ, McAllister KA, Windsor JO, Logan M, Crook DA, Roberts BH, Grubert MA, Saunders TM. Influence of life history variation and habitat on mercury bioaccumulation in a high-order predatory fish in tropical Australia. Environ Res. 2022 Sep;212(Pt A):113152. doi: 10.1016/j.envres.2022.113152. Epub 2022 Mar 25.
Report
July 2022
Northern Hub Final Report 2021
Northern Australia Environmental Resources Hub. 2021. Northern Australia Environmental Resources Hub Final Report. Charles Darwin University, Darwin.
Info Sheet
September 2021
Fauna monitoring in Kakadu National Park (wrap-up factsheet)
Scientific Paper
September 2021 | Open Access
Indigenous-led responsible innovation: lessons from co-developed protocols to guide the use of drones to monitor a biocultural landscape in Kakadu National Park, Australia (scientific paper)
Macdonald, J.M., Robinson, C.J., Perry, J., Lee, M., Barrowei, R., Coleman, B., Markham, J., Barrowei, A., Markham, B., Ford, H., Douglas, J., Hunter, J., Gayoso, E., Ahwon, T., Cooper, D., May, K., Setterfield, S.A & Douglas., M.M. 2021. Indigenous-led responsible innovation: lessons from co-developed protocols to guide the use of drones to monitor a biocultural landscape in Kakadu National Park, Australia, Journal of Responsible Innovation, DOI: 10.1080/23299460.2021.1964321
Info Sheet
September 2021
Guiding non-government investment in Indigenous cultural and natural resource management enterprises (policy brief)
Video
August 2021
NESP Northern Hub wrap-up video
Report
August 2021
eDNA detection of snakehead in the Barron River (report)
Scientific Paper
August 2021 | Open Access
Hydrology drives variation in spawning phenologies and diversity of larval assemblages of Australian wet–dry tropical fish (scientific paper)
Tyler, K. J., Wedd, D., Crook, D. A., Kennard, M. J., & King, A. J. (2021). Hydrology drives variation in spawning phenologies and diversity of larval assemblages of Australian wet–dry tropical fish. Freshwater Biology, 00, 1– 19. https://doi.org/10.1111/fwb.13802
Impact Storie
May 2021
Strengthening and sharing knowledge for land and sea management (impact story 2020)
Impact Storie
May 2021
Engagement is a two-way street: Creating symbols for science communication (impact story 2020)
Other
April 2021
eDNA game website
This website describes the eDNA approach and features a game for kids to test their knowledge of Gouldian Finch eDNA. Developed in partnership with Inspired NT.
Scientific Paper
March 2021
Use of radiotelemetry to quantify diel habitat preferences and minimum environmental flow requirements of a tropical riverine fish (Sooty grunter Hephaestus fuliginosus) (scientific paper)
Crook, D.A., Keller, K., Adair, B.J., Luiz, O.J., Waugh, P.S., Schult, J., Dostine, P.L., Townsend, S.A., & King, A.J. 2021. Use of radiotelemetry to quantify diel habitat preferences and minimum environmental flow requirements of a tropical riverine fish (Sooty grunter Hephaestus fuliginosus). Ecohydrology. 2021;e2290. https://doi.org/10.1002/eco.2290
Other
March 2021
More Than Words (CSIRO Double Helix article Jan 2021)
Other
February 2021
Machine learning helps to map gamba grass from space (poster)
Scientific Paper
February 2021
Unravelling the taxonomy and identification of a problematic group of benthic fishes from tropical rivers (Gobiidae: Glossogobius) (scientific paper)
Hammer, M.P., Taillebois, L., King, A.J., Crook, D.A., Wedd, D., Adams, M., Unmack, P.J., Hoese, D.F. and Bertozzi, T. (2021), Unravelling the taxonomy and identification of a problematic group of benthic fishes from tropical rivers (Gobiidae: Glossogobius). J Fish Biol. Accepted Author Manuscript. https://doi.org/10.1111/jfb.14701
Info Sheet
January 2021
Small mammal declines in the Top End: Feral cats, dingoes, feral herbivores and habitat complexity (science summary January 2021)
Other
January 2021
Shaun Levick ABC Darwin Interview (radio interview)
Info Sheet
January 2021
Research synthesis of gamba grass (start-up factsheet)
Other
October 2020
Oolloo Dolostone Aquifer Water Allocation Plan 2019–2029
See Hub research used to help inform the water plan on pages 49–51, 55.
Other
October 2020
Katherine Tindall Limestone Aquifer Water Allocation Plan 2019–2024
See Hub research used to help inform the water plan on pages 24, 33, 36 & 37.
Scientific Paper
August 2020 | Open Access
Leveraging high-resolution satellite imagery and gradient boosting for invasive weed mapping (scientific paper)
Shendryk, Y., Rossiter-Rachor. N.A.,Setterfield. S.A., & Levick. S.R. 2020. Leveraging high-resolution satellite imagery and gradient boosting for invasive weed mapping. IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing. DOI https://doi.org/10.1109/JSTARS.2020.3013663
Other
August 2020
The mystery of the Top End’s vanishing wildlife, and the unexpected culprits (article)
Video
July 2020
Launch of Our Knowledge Our Way: Indigenous-led best practice guidelines
Other
July 2020
Our Knowledge Our Way in caring for Country: Summary
Video
July 2020
Cats, fire, buffaloes, dingoes and mammals in Northern Australia (video)
Impact Storie
July 2020
Finding finches – using eDNA to track endangered birds (impact story)
Video
July 2020
Finding finches – using eDNA to track endangered birds (video July 2020)
Video
July 2020
Fire and weeds in the Top End (video July 2020)
Other
July 2020
Our Knowledge Our Way in caring for Country: Indigenous-led approaches to strengthening and sharing our knowledge for land and sea management
Info Sheet
May 2020
Tree water use and sensitivity to contaminated mine water (project update April 2020)
Report
February 2020
Monitoring for invasive Cabomba caroliniana in two Darwin River billabongs (report)
Scientific Paper
February 2020 | Open Access
Effect of elevated magnesium sulfate on two riparian tree species potentially impacted by mine site contamination (scientific paper)
Canham, C.A., Cavalieri, O.Y., Setterfield, S.A. et al. Effect of elevated magnesium sulfate on two riparian tree species potentially impacted by mine site contamination. Sci Rep 10, 2880 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-59390-9
Scientific Paper
February 2020
Effect of elevated magnesium sulfate on two riparian tree species potentially impacted by mine site contamination (scientific paper dataset)
Canham, C. (Creator), Cavalieri, O. Y. (Creator), Setterfield, S. (Creator), Freestone, F. (Creator) & Hutley, L. B. (Creator). (19 Feb 2020). Effect of elevated magnesium sulfate on two riparian tree species potentially impacted by mine site contamination. The University of Western Australia. https://doi.org/10.26182/5e61d3ad6a460
Report
January 2020
Standard operating procedures for collecting and extracting Gouldian Finch eDNA (report)
Report
January 2020
Development of an eDNA assay for fanwort (Cabomba caroliniana) (report)
Scientific Paper
November 2019 | Open Access
Tracking the resource pulse: Movement responses of fish to dynamic floodplain habitat in a tropical river (scientific paper)
Crook, D.A., Buckle, D.J., Morrongiello, J.R., Allsop, Q.A., Baldwin, W., Saunders, T.M. & Douglas, M.M. (2019), Tracking the resource pulse: Movement responses of fish to dynamic floodplain habitat in a tropical river. J Anim Ecol. Accepted Author Manuscript. doi:10.1111/1365-2656.13146
Info Sheet
November 2019
Developing eDNA methods to detect Top End animals (project update October 2019)
Scientific Paper
November 2019 | Open Access
Development and validation of an environmental DNA test for the endangered Gouldian finch (scientific paper)
Day K, Campbell H, Fisher A, Gibb K, Hill B, Rose A & Jarman SN. (2019). Development and validation of an environmental DNA test for the endangered Gouldian finch. Endangered Species Research 40:171-182. https://doi.org/10.3354/esr00987
Info Sheet
September 2019
Recommended standards for fauna recovery at rehabilitated mine sites (wrap-up factsheet Aug 2019)
Other
September 2019
No baby barra in Daly River after poor wet season (radio interview 2019)
Info Sheet
September 2019
Fish movement and sensitivity to contaminated mine water (project update August 2019)
Report
August 2019
Recommended faunal standards for the rehabilitation of Ranger uranium mine (final report)
Report
August 2019
Invertebrate assemblages at Ranger uranium mine’s trial revegetation sites compared with natural reference sites (report)
Report
August 2019
Rehabilitation of vertebrate assemblages at Ranger uranium mine: Assessment standards and monitoring methodology (report)
Info Sheet
July 2019
Monitoring terrestrial animals in Kakadu (start-up factsheet)
Impact Storie
June 2019
Telling our stories face to face (impact story)
Scientific Paper
May 2019
Flow-mediated predator–prey dynamics influence fish populations in a tropical river (scientific paper)
Turschwell, M.P., Stewart-Koster, B., King, A.J. Pusey, B., Crook, D., Boone, E., Douglas, M.M, Allsop, Q., Jackson S. & Kennard, M.J. (2019). Flow-mediated predator–prey dynamics influence fish populations in a tropical river. Freshwater Biology. https://doi.org/10.1111/fwb.13318
Scientific Paper
May 2019
Preliminary evidence of spawning phenologies of freshwater fish in a wet–dry tropical river: the importance of both wet and dry seasons (scientific paper)
King, A.J., Doidge, C., Buckle, D. and Tyler, K.J. (2019). Preliminary evidence of spawning phenologies of freshwater fish in a wet–dry tropical river: the importance of both wet and dry seasons. Marine and Freshwater Research https://doi.org/10.1071/MF18458
Info Sheet
May 2019
Freshwater customary harvesting practices and climate change adaptation in the Alligator Rivers region, NT (science summary)
Video
May 2019
NESP 2019 Canberra Forum summary (Feb 2019 video)
Video
April 2019
Supporting fire management through carbon farming – Garry Cook (video Feb 2019)
Scientific Paper
April 2019 | Open Access
Dry season habitat use of fishes in an Australian tropical river (scientific paper)
Keller, K., Allsop, Q., Brim Box, J., Buckle, D., Crook, D., Douglas, M.M., Jackson, S., Kennard, M., Luiz, O., Pusey, B., Townsend, S. & King, A. (2019). Dry season habitat use of fishes in an Australian tropical river. Scientific Reports. 9. 5677.
Other
March 2019
Why we must act on Gamba Grass now (WA DPI AgMemo Jun 2018)
Presentation
February 2019
Supporting savanna fire management via carbon farming (presentation Feb 2019)
Presentation
February 2019
Prioritising threatened species in northern Australia (presentation Feb 2019)
Presentation
February 2019
Multiple benefits of ILSMPs (presentation Feb 2019)
Presentation
February 2019
Knowledge brokering for Indigenous land & water management (presentation Feb 2019)
Info Sheet
February 2019
Supporting savanna fire management through carbon farming (wrap-up factsheet)
Report
February 2019
Evaluation of satellite remote sensing pathways for mapping and monitoring of gamba grass for the Savanna Fire Management Methodology (report)
Video
January 2019
Stable Isotopes, Fatty Acids and Compound Specific Stable Isotopes of Fatty Acids as biomarkers (video Dec 2018)
Video
January 2019
Use of otolith chemistry to trace life history variability in barramundi (video Dec 2018)
Presentation
January 2019
Use of otolith chemistry to trace life history variability in barramundi (presentation Dec 2018)
Video
January 2019
Terrestrial eDNA project update (Nov 2018)
Info Sheet
October 2018
Prioritising threatened species in northern Australia (project update Oct 2018)
Other
October 2018
NESP Indigenous collaboration (brochure)
Other
October 2018
Indigenous science partnerships (brochure)
Impact Storie
October 2018
Wiltma Nargun Lahan – Walking on Wagiman Land (impact story)
Impact Storie
October 2018
Remote environmental monitoring in northern Australia (impact story)
Impact Storie
October 2018
Identifying lessons for fire management (impact story)
Report
October 2018
Northern Hub Annual Report 2017
Info Sheet
September 2018
Applying knowledge of river flow–ecology links (start-up factsheet)
Report
September 2018
Feral cat management on Indigenous lands (final report)
Info Sheet
August 2018
Developing eDNA methods to detect Top End animals (start-up factsheet)
Scientific Paper
August 2018
Rapid increase of Australian tropical savanna reptile abundance following exclusion of feral cats (scientific paper)
Stokeld D, Fisher A, Gentles T, Hill BM, Woinarski JCZ, Young S & Gillespie GR. 2018. Rapid increase of Australian tropical savanna reptile abundance following exclusion of feral cats. Biological Conservation 225: 213-221. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biocon.2018.06.025.
Info Sheet
July 2018
Rehabilitated mine sites and Top End animals (start-up factsheet)
Scientific Paper
April 2018 | Open Access
Exotic grass invasion alters microsite conditions limiting woody recruitment potential in an Australian savanna (scientific paper)
Setterfield, S., Clifton, P., Hutley, L., Rossiter-Rachor, N., & Douglas, M. (2018). Exotic grass invasion alters microsite conditions limiting woody recruitment potential in an Australian savanna. Scientific Reports, 8(1), Scientific Reports, 12/2018, Vol.8(1).
Presentation
April 2018
e-Flows synthesis project (presentation)
Scientific Paper
March 2018
Using multiple methods to understand the nature of relationships in social networks (journal article)
Adams VM, Moon K, Álvarez-Romero JG, Bodin Ö, Spencer M & Blackman D. 2018. Using multiple methods to understand the nature of relationships in social networks. Society & Natural Resources, DOI: 10.1080/08941920.2018.1425514
Presentation
September 2017
The role of communities and Indigenous knowledge for stewardship across scales (presentation)
Other
May 2017
Top End research overview (brochure Jun 2018)
Report
April 2017
Economic values and Indigenous Protected Areas across northern Australia (final report)
Report
April 2017
Integrated models, frameworks and decision support tools to guide management and planning in Northern Australia (stand-alone summary)
Report
April 2017
Integrated models, frameworks and decision support tools to guide management and planning in Northern Australia (final report)
Info Sheet
April 2017
Tools and models to support sustainable development decisions in northern Australia (wrap-up factsheet)
Report
March 2017
Experimental evaluation of the role of feral cat predation in the decline of small mammals in Kakadu National Park (final report)
Report
March 2017
Experimental evaluation of the role of feral cat predation in the decline of small mammals in Kakadu National Park (final report)
Info Sheet
January 2017
Identifying high-priority areas in northern Australia for threat abatement and species recovery (wrap-up factsheet)
Info Sheet
November 2016
Prioritising threatened species in northern Australia (start-up factsheet)
Info Sheet
November 2016
Managing savanna riparian zones (start-up factsheet)
Info Sheet
November 2016
Fire and weeds in the Top End (start-up factsheet)
Presentation
October 2016
Appendix 3: Reporting back – NT discussions (Nov 2015)
Info Sheet
September 2016
Savanna carbon sequestration method (start-up factsheet)
Info Sheet
September 2016
Indigenous NRM in Kakadu National Park (start-up factsheet)
Info Sheet
August 2016
Research priorities for Indigenous Protected Areas across northern Australia (4-page project summary)
Info Sheet
August 2016
Environmental water needs for the Daly River (start-up factsheet)
Scientific Paper
July 2016
Multiple cameras required to reliably detect feral cats in northern Australia tropical savanna: an evaluation of sampling design when using camera traps (scientific paper)
Stokeld, Danielle, Frank, Anke S. K, Hill, Brydie, Choy, Jenni Low, Mahney, Terry, Stevens, Alys, . . . Gillespie, Graeme R. (2015). Multiple cameras required to reliably detect feral cats in northern Australian tropical savanna: An evaluation of sampling design when using camera traps. Wildlife Research, 42(8), 642-649.
Presentation
June 2016
Emerging remote environmental monitoring techniques (presentation)
Presentation
June 2016
RPAS for environmental monitoring in northern Australia (presentation)
Presentation
June 2016
Camera traps for terrestrial biodiversity monitoring in northern Australia (presentation May 2016)
Report
March 2015
Hydrodynamic modelling of tidal inundation from sea level rise in Kakadu National Park
Scientific Paper
March 2015
Dynamics of plant communities and the impact of saltwater intrusion on the floodplains of Kakadu National Park (journal article)
Report
March 2015
Hydrodynamic modelling of saline inundation from sea level rise in Kakadu National Park
Scientific Paper
March 2015
Assessing sea level-rise risks to coastal floodplains in the Kakadu Region, northern Australia, using a tidally driven hydrodynamic model (journal article)
Scientific Paper
March 2015
Seasonal habitats, decadal trends in abundance and cultural values of magpie geese (Anseranus semipalmata) on coastal floodplains in the Kakadu Region, northern Australia (journal article)
Other
March 2015
Alligator Power (RipRap article)
Other
April 2010
Sediment Sources near the Extreme Ends of Catchment Continuum and Topographic Dependence of Denudation in a Global Context (thesis)
Nawaz, M. (2010). Sediment Sources near the Extreme Ends of Catchment Continuum and Topographic Dependence of Denudation in a Global Context. PhD thesis, submitted. Charles Darwin University. https://espace.cdu.edu.au/eserv/cdu:13230/Thesis_CDU_13230_Nawaz_M.pdf
Scientific Paper
April 2010
Sediment sources and channel dynamics, Daly River, Northern Australia (scientific paper)
Wasson, R., Furlonger, L., Parry, D., Pietsch, T., Valentine, E., & Williams, D. (2010). Sediment sources and channel dynamics, Daly River, Northern Australia. Geomorphology, 114(3), 161–174. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.geomorph.2009.06.022
Report
January 2010
Daly River Catchment Water Model: Progress Report (Report)
Info Sheet
June 2009
A water quality monitoring framework for the Katherine and Daly river catchment
