| 2 |
Richard |
Marver |
Ecologically Sustainable Rangelands Management (ESRM) planning, delivering NRM action and direction through collaboration |
| 3 |
Saleena |
Ham |
Social identity in two rural communities; a prison or a path. |
| 4 |
Caroline |
Harris |
Agriculture is Part of the Solution |
| 5 |
John |
Brisbin |
A generative new deal for the outback |
| 6 |
John |
McLaughlin |
The E-Beef Project: Supporting the Grazing Community and the Environment by promoting the adopting of new and emerging technologies. |
| 7 |
Luke |
Hoolihan |
Drones and the future – how emerging tech can help you and the land – now. |
| 8 |
Giselle |
Whish |
Potential impacts of Indian couch invasion on production and enterprise profitability |
| 9 |
Ric |
Silcock |
Soil factors other than phosphorus that affect buffel grass establishment |
| 10 |
Hayley |
McMillan |
How do on-farm improvements affect your environmental stewardship credentials? |
| 11 |
Graham |
Finlayson |
Scaling up regeneration in the rangelands; finding true sustainability and regeneration of the land with long term profitability through reconnecting people back into the landscape. |
| 12 |
Jason |
Barnetson |
Determining antecedent pasture state for climate-resilient grazing across the rangelands of Queensland: An integrated UAV and satellite-based deep-learning method for estimating time-integrated measures of pasture yield and digestibility. |
| 13 |
Zoey |
Durmic |
Evaluating Native Pilbara Plants for Alternative Seed-Use Supplies Whilst Providing Ecosystem Support and Meeting Mine Rehabilitation Targets |
| 14 |
Terry |
Beutel |
How long are those fences? |
| 15 |
Terry |
Beutel |
Testing a new perspective on remotely sensed ground cover |
| 16 |
Terry |
Beutel |
The Queensland land condition monitoring program; up and running. |
| 17 |
Greg |
Leach |
Agcare; natural capital certification for landscape resilience |
| 18 |
Timothy |
Cowan |
The meteorology and forecast potential of the February 2019 northern Queensland floods |
| 19 |
David |
Cobon |
A Drought Hub for Rangelands From Central NSW to the Gulf |
| 20 |
Christa |
Pudmenzky |
Extreme climate forecasting tools for the northern red meat industry |
| 21 |
Robyn |
Cowley |
Do we really need to burn the bushes? 29 years of the Kidman Springs Fire Experiment, NT |
| 22 |
Anna |
Cochrane |
Modern leadership in the Australian pastoral industry |
| 23 |
Luke |
Stacey |
Changes in land management practices have reduced wind erosion on the cropping country of south-western NSW |
| 24 |
Nicole |
Spiegel |
Looking back 30 years: An historical analysis of pasture change at QGraze sites with special emphasis on Indian couch in Queensland’s grazing lands |
| 25 |
Nicole |
Spiegel |
Indian couch vs. native pastures: Quantified production differences using the SWIFTSYND methodology |
| 26 |
Nicole |
Spiegel |
Investigating the spread and impact of Indian couch in Queensland and identifying management options for beef producers |
| 27 |
Craig |
Gillespie |
Bulldozers for conservation; closing redundant pastoral dams to protect threatened mallee birds |
| 28 |
Bob |
Shepherd |
The north Queensland beef industry trifecta |
| 29 |
Tanisha |
Shields |
Improving Tactical Decision Making – an approach to grazing management training in the rangelands |
| 30 |
Rebecca |
Farrell |
Measuring ground cover with satellite data: an overview of products |
| 31 |
Sharmila |
Sur |
Prospects for extending seasonal climate prediction beyond a year |
| 32 |
Paul |
Theakston |
Aboriginal cultural site protection – a three way collaboration |
| 33 |
John |
Leys |
Was 2019/20 the dustiest year since 1944/45 in New South Wales? |
| 34 |
Mitchell |
Plumbe |
Pathways to adoption |
| 35 |
Alison |
Kain |
Quality Graze; Turning Off Beef While Improving Land Condition in Central Australia |
| 36 |
Alex |
Baumber |
Building a social licence for the emerging carbon farming sector in the rangelands |
| 37 |
Tim |
Huggins |
Wet season phosphorus supplementation increases grazing pressure |
| 38 |
Chelsea |
Jarvis |
Developing and Using Climate Products for Practice Change |
| 39 |
Shane |
Campbell |
Cereus uruguayanus; a non-opuntioid cactus threatening rangeland environments |
| 40 |
Hanh |
Nguyen |
Evaporative Stress Index: Introducing an index for monitoring rapid transitions into and out of drought |
| 41 |
Andrew |
Craig |
The Influence of Wet Season Rainfall and Wildfire on Aristida Latifolia Frequency |
| 42 |
Paul |
Webb |
Quantifying the outcomes of NRM investment in improved grazing land management |
| 43 |
Paul |
Webb |
Strategic intervention in rangelands riparian health using innovative GIS and public benefit assessment tools |
| 44 |
Alaya |
Spencer |
Non-market valuation of rangelands landscapes; valuing recreation in the Kimberley |
| 45 |
Matthew |
Wheeler |
Introducing some rangeland-relevant prediction products: Northern Rainfall Onset and Rainfall Bursts |
| 46 |
Trudie |
Atkinson |
TACTICAL GRAZING MANAGEMENT – A proven workshop combining science and landholder knowledge |
| 47 |
Susan |
Orgill |
The living skin of the rangelands; co-designed research in the NSW rangelands |
| 48 |
Susan |
Orgill |
Rangelands rehydration; a landscape scale approach to increase ground cover and soil carbon |
| 49 |
Justin |
Macor |
Long-Term Changes in Native Pasture Composition in North Queensland Under Different Grazing Management Strategies |
| 50 |
Trudie |
Atkinson |
Supporting and tracking the development of the Australian goatmeat industry |
| 51 |
Paul |
Jones |
Spelling strategies for recovery of poor land condition |
| 52 |
Paul |
Jones |
Paddock Scale Demonstration of the Key Principles Arising From the Wambiana Grazing Trial |
| 53 |
Paul |
Jones |
Stomping out sediment in the Burdekin |
| 54 |
Peter |
Hutton |
BeefLinks project to improve WA rangeland cattle production |
| 55 |
Linda |
Anderson |
Accelerating change for ecological function and production; a 12 month case study at Basalt River Station |
| 56 |
Gabrielle |
Penna |
Buffel (Cenchrus ciliaris) pasture productivity in Central Queensland |
| 57 |
Brian |
Jenkins |
Building connections between soil science and Indigenous land management in the NSW rangelands |
| 58 |
Maree |
Bowen |
Opportunities to build resilience of beef cattle properties in the Mulga Lands of south west Queensland |
| 59 |
Neil |
Cliffe |
Managing drought in Australian rangelands through applied research and extension: The Drought and Climate Adaptation Program |
| 60 |
Bruce |
Honeywill |
Law on the rangelands |
| 61 |
Robert |
Hassett |
Land condition assessment tool (LCAT); documenting land resources and condition |
| 62 |
Morgan |
Gronold |
The fence that’s saving the outback |
| 63 |
Brad |
Hough |
The effect of fire on the long term dynamics of Carissa ovata (Currant bush) |
| 64 |
Peter |
O’Reagain |
Managing Sustainably and Profitably in a Highly Variable Climate; Results From the Long Term Wambiana Grazing Trial |
| 65 |
George |
Wilson |
Low emission kangaroo to help Australia achieve rangeland meat production targets |
| 66 |
Peta |
Stockwell |
Success in the northern Brigalow Belt: low rainfall, residual pasture and reef regulations in the rangelands |
| 67 |
Jo |
Quinlan |
Grazing Systems – 30 Years of Change in Australia |
| 68 |
Dana |
Kelly |
Glossary of people-focused terms related to rangelands |
| 69 |
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Rangeland Condition in the Desert Channels Region |
| 70 |
David |
Phelps |
Queensland’s sheep and goat industry expansion – implications for rangeland management and RD&E |
| 71 |
Matthew |
Richardson |
Targeting the optimal steer age of turn off in central-western Queensland improves profitability and increases drought resilience |
| 72 |
Phillipa |
Gilmore |
Rangelands of central-western Queensland: Building resilient and diverse livestock production systems |
| 73 |
Leanne |
Ezzy |
Benefits of mosaic burning spinifex in conservation and pastoral areas |
| 74 |
Tim |
Driscoll |
How mental fitness helps on-ground decision making |
| 75 |
Peter |
Day |
Rabbit management; a foundation for healthy rangelands |
| 76 |
Heather |
Neilly |
Converting rangelands to reserves; small mammal and reptile responses 24 years after domestic livestock grazing removal |
| 77 |
Megan |
Willis |
Extension with direction; an extension model for the Burdekin Catchment |
| 78 |
James L |
Walker |
Periodic Business Models in the Rangelands and supporting Ag Tech |
| 79 |
Jodie |
Ward |
Historical trends in FutureBeef website use 2012 – 2020 |
| 80 |
Jodie |
Ward |
Clicked or dismissed? How to write a well-read e-newsletter article |
| 81 |
Christopher |
Kiernan |
Sustainable road corridor land management in Central Western Queensland |
| 82 |
Leanne |
Hardwick |
Hopping on the impacts of grasshoppers across central and north-west Queensland |
| 83 |
Lachlan |
Godson |
Addressing Phosphorus Deficiency in Northern Australian Beef Production |
| 84 |
Fran |
Lyons |
Grazing to Grow More Grass “A Practical Guide to Using Livestock to Improve Land Condition and Why It Works” |
| 85 |
David |
Phelps |
The History of Longreach seep and wool production |
| 86 |
Grant |
Stone |
MyFORAGE: an interactive map tool to customise property information |
| 87 |
Grant |
Stone |
A narrative-driven animation to increase understanding of terciles for knowledge of seasonal conditions and land management decision-making |
| 88 |
Mark |
Trotter |
Digitally marketing the rangelands: can sensor technologies be applied to provide consumers with an engaging narrative around livestock products? |
| 89 |
Mark |
Trotter |
Spatial landscape utilisation by sheep and goats in rangeland environments |
| 90 |
Jane |
Tincknell |
Pots of Hope: Assessing Landscape Recovery Potential Through Soil Seed Bank Viability Testing |
| 91 |
Stuart |
Buck |
Is there a link between dieback in Mitchell grass across central-west Queensland and sown-pastures through eastern Queensland? |
| 92 |
Dana |
Kelly |
International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists _ planning session NOTE:This session would ideally be a interactive workshop and could include a short film international films. An official launch of the IYRP could be planned as well. |
| 93 |
Barry |
Traill |
The benefits for graziers of maintaining Dingoes |
| 94 |
Riley |
Rocco |
Landholder led conservation in the rangelands |
| 95 |
Kate |
Brown |
Stocktake GLM – the App for Grazing Land Management |
| 96 |
Fiona |
Garland |
Still hopping towards better kangaroo management |
| 97 |
Anne |
Alison |
E-Beef Smart Farming in Northern Queensland – trialing agtech to assist producers in making timely management decisions |
| 98 |
Chelsea |
Webster |
How nutrient water technology for livestock can assist with the sustainability of rangeland grazing systems |
| 99 |
Wendy |
Williams |
Machine learning and smart phone images to quantify beneficial biocrusts and their recovery after fire and grazing |
| 100 |
Michael |
Pratt |
Managing cattle, sheep and goats during drought in central-western Queensland |
| 101 |
Wendy |
Williams |
Biocrust hotspots for grazing management and biodiversity in northern Australia |
| 102 |
Renee |
Rossini |
Conservation and cattle; creating tools to streamline the way we can work together to create and measure natural capital |
| 103 |
Renee |
Rossini |
Building a sustainable business model using the Land Restoration Fund |
| 104 |
Dionne |
Walsh |
How deep are the pockets of the north Australian environmental capital bank? |
| 105 |
Angus |
Whyte |
Drought Management – A Southern Rangeland Perspective & Why I consider Conservative set stocking (considered to be the best management system) a myth |
| 106 |
 Ross |
 Garnaut |
Renewables rangelands renaissance |
| 107 |
Dalene |
 Wray |
Are Clean Green Rangelands Enough?  Page 2 |
| 108 |
David |
Phelps |
 PaTraditional and western knowledge systems are critical and complementary in research |
| 109 |
Josh |
Nicholls |
Adoption of Technology in NRM – NQ Dry Tropics |
| 110 |
Robyn |
Cowley |
Practising what we preach -– implementing our fire recommendations at a commercial scale on Victoria River Research Station |
