Ecosystem Services & Biodiversity Research

Improving the assessment, management and monitoring of biodiversity and ecosystem service resources in cotton growing catchments

Highlighting Cotton Catchment Communities Research

All Catchment Projects

All | Fitzroy | Condamine | Border Rivers Maranoa Balonne | Gwydir | Western | Centra West | Lachlan | Murrumbidgee | Namoi | NSW | Qld | Many | 2.01

Program	Project Number	ProjectName	Researcher	Project State	Final Report
Catchment	2.04.02	Postgraduate: Ecologically-Based Pest Management for Macquarie Region Cotton Production	David Perovic	Finalised
Catchment	2.04.04	Postgraduate: Valuation of Ecosystem Services Relevant to Cotton Production at the Catchment and Farm Scale	Francis Karanja	Finalised
Catchment	2.04.07	POSTGRADUATE:An Investigation of the Importance of Native and Non-Crop Vegetation to Beneficial Generalist Predators in Australian Cotton Agroecosystems	Ingrid Rencken	Finalised
Catchment	2.04.08	Insectivorous Bats, Irrigated Cotton, Indigenous Vegetation Remnants and Intensive Production Landscapes	Leah Mackinnon	Finalised
Catchment	2.04.09	Healthy Cotton Catchments: Integrating Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services & Landscape Pattern for Sustainable Production.	Alan House	Finalised
Catchment	2.04.10	POSTGRADUATE: The Ecosystem Service Value of Native Vegetation on Cotton Farms of the Namoi Floodplain	Rhiannon Smith	Finalised
Catchment	2.04.11	Capturing the Ecosystem Service of Pest Control from Native Vegetation	Dr Felix Bianchi	Finalised
Catchment	2.04.12	Identifying Habitat Requirements for Birds on Cotton Farms in the Lower Namoi.	Evan Cleland	Finalised
Catchment	2.04.13	Postgraduate Healthy Cotton Catchments: Integrating Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services and landscape Pattern for Sustainable Production (This project is continuing with CRDC)	Buckley, Yvonne/ Oliver Robertson	Current
Catchment	2.04.19	POSTGRADUATE: Managing Invasive Native Scrub in the Endangered Ecological Community of Coolibah-Black Box Woodland of the Northern Riverine Plains in the Darling Riverine Plains and Brigalow Belt South Bioregions	Megan Goode	Current
Catchment	2.04.19.01	POSTGRADUATE: A Study of Plant Community Patterns and Population Dynamics of Coolibah Woodlands.	Megan Good	Finalised
Catchment	2.04.20	Landscape-level changes in pest suppression as a result of large scale planting of Bt cotton	Michael Meissle	Finalised
Catchment	2.04.21	HONOURS- Ant Colonisation of Dryland Annual Crops: Cotton and Sorghum	Belinda Walters	Finalised

Cotton CRC Catchments sub programProjects Listed: 13

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