Publications

Our team has published over 300 peer-reviewed articles in leading Q1 scientific journals, contributing groundbreaking research on nature-based solutions, coastal wetlands, ecosystem restoration, greenhouse gases, blue carbon, and more.

These publications showcase field and lab data, spatial modelling, comprehensive literature reviews, and horizon scans, reflecting our commitment to advancing knowledge and driving impactful environmental solutions.

The transformative potential of citizen science

While educational programs can boost knowledge, immersive hands-on experiences are more likely to inspire sustainable action and lasting behavioural change.

Lock out livestock, lock down emissions

This study explores using livestock exclusion to enhance water quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in farm dams, benefiting both agriculture and the environment.

Charting tidal barriers

Using LiDAR data and geospatial techniques, this study identified 90% of known and 118 new tidal restrictions, providing a scalable approach to support blue carbon ecosystem restoration in Victoria, Australia.
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Reports and Online Tools

Cover page of "Effect of floating wetlands on greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater lagoons"
Report

Effects of floating wetlands on greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater lagoons

Cover page of Regenerating Our Coasts
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Regenerating our Coasts

Coastal Wetland Vegetation Guide front cover
Field Guide

Coastal Wetland Vegetation ID Guide

Coastal wetland restoration handbook front cover
Report

Victorian Coastal Wetland Restoration Handbook


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