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Australian Collaborative Rangelands Information System Biodiversity Monitoring Trial – Bimbowrie Conservation Park
The State Herbarium of South Australia
One million and counting (2012 version)
Why are new species described?
Waterbirds of the Coorong, Lower Lakes & Murray Mouth
Condition Monitoring: Waterbirds 2014
Cryptic and Colonialnesting Waterbirds: Distribution, Abundance and Habitat Associations 2015
Hiltaba Nature Reserve and Gawler Ranges National Park SA 2012: a Bush Blitz survey report
A Review of the Evidence for the Management of South Australia's Free-ranging Koala populations
Modelling spatial patterns in koala density on Kangaroo Island, South Australia, to inform sterilisation targets for population control

A Review of the Evidence for the Management of South Australia's Free-ranging Koala populations (0.4 MB PDF file)

Australian Collaborative Rangelands Information System Biodiversity Monitoring Trial – Bimbowrie Conservation Park (0.9 MB PDF file)

Condition Monitoring: Waterbirds 2014 (1.7 MB PDF file)

Cryptic and Colonialnesting Waterbirds: Distribution, Abundance and Habitat Associations 2015 (1.1 MB PDF file)

Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)

Hiltaba Nature Reserve and Gawler Ranges National Park SA 2012: a Bush Blitz survey report (5.7 MB PDF file)

Modelling spatial patterns in koala density on Kangaroo Island, South Australia, to inform sterilisation targets for population control (10.4 MB PDF file)

One million and counting (2012 version) (0.5 MB PDF file)

Plans for managing natural resources

The State Herbarium of South Australia (0.7 MB PDF file)

Waterbirds of the Coorong, Lower Lakes & Murray Mouth (0.6 MB PDF file)

Why are new species described? (2.3 MB PDF file)

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Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)
Plans for managing natural resources

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