icolls - Sustainable Tourism CRC
icolls - Sustainable Tourism CRC
icolls - Sustainable Tourism CRC
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ECOLOGY, THREATS AND MANAGEMENT OPTIONS FOR SMALL ESTUARIES AND ICOLLS<br />
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Robert Dalton, W Maher and D<br />
Williams<br />
Daniel Spooner<br />
Kylie Pitt, Klaus Koop and David<br />
Rissik<br />
Darren Akhurst<br />
Jason Everett, Mark Baird, Iain<br />
Suthers<br />
Beth F. Hastie and Stephen D. A.<br />
Smith<br />
Wade Hadwen, Grant Russell and<br />
Angela Arthington<br />
Wrack: a gross source of nutrients in some ICOLLs<br />
Nutrient, organic carbon and suspended solid loadings in<br />
two ICOLLS, New South Wales Australia –<br />
biogeochemical response<br />
Contributions of jellyfish to nutrient regeneration in coastal<br />
lagoons<br />
The application of sediment capping agents on phosphorus<br />
speciation and mobility in Lake Ainsworth sediments,<br />
Northern New South Wales<br />
A numerical model of autotrophic growth in a seagrass<br />
dominated ICOLL – the impact of different opening<br />
regimes.<br />
Benthic Macrofaunal Communities in Intermittent Estuaries<br />
During Extended Closure: the Consequences of Drought in<br />
New South Wales<br />
Feeding ecology of commercially valuable fish species in<br />
two ICOLLs in northern New South Wales, Australia
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