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The Cotton Catchment Communities CRC enables best practice cotton enterprises to deliver sustainable ecosystems and reduced impacts on catchments by developing best practice techniques and guidelines to enable industry and catchment bodies to better assess, manage and monitor biodiversity and ecosystem services in cotton catchments
Ecosystems Services Spotlight Articles:
Knowledge of Nature Increases: MANY COTTON GROWERS HAVE BEEN IMPROVING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ON-FARM IN RECENT YEARS AND IN DOING SO HAVE GAINED BENEFITS for PRODUCTION.
Understanding the Full Value of Ecosystem Services A NEW STUDY PROVES THE VALUE OF RIVER RED GUM COMMUNITIES AND NATURAL AREAS TO COTTON FARMS
Finding Vegetation Highly Beneficial: NATURAL PEST CONTROL – IT IS AN ECOSYSTEM SERVICE THAT THE INDUSTRY IS WELL AWARE OF HOWEVER A NAMOI VALLEY GROWER HAS BEEN EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF BENEFICIALS IN INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT FOR FOUR YEARS AND HAS FOUND IT IS NO LONGER ECONOMICALLY WORTHWHILE TO SPRAY INSECTICIDES.
More Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services Information
Natural resource management – an integral part of property management “Wyobie” Case Study August 2006 Revegetation - The do ‘nothing option‘ “Retreat” & “Clearview” Emerald Qld Case Study August 2006 Management practices to enhance ecosystem services Ecosystem Services - Our benefits from the environment (Large File 1.6mb) • A Review of Biodiversity Research in The Australian Cotton Industry - Final Report to The Cotton Research & Development Corporation - December 2003 Biodiversity of Water Storages on Irrigation Farms in the Border Rivers Catchment Information sheet (540K)
Biodiversity Calendar series: Biodiversity 2008 Calendar Birds 2010 Calendar Fish 2011 Calendar The following fact sheets are being produced on a monthly basis to complement the Cotton CRC Biodiversity Calendar . New fact sheets will be added on a monthly schedule during 2008