Socio-Economic Activity and Water Use in Australia's Tropical Rivers: a case study in the Mitchell and Daly River catchments: final report for The Tropical Rivers and Coastal Knowledge Research Consortium

Authors

Natalie Stoeckl, James Cook University
Michelle Esparon, James Cook University
Owen Stanley, Charles Darwin University
Marina Farr, James Cook University
Aurelie Delisle, University of WollongongFollow
Zulgerel Altai, James Cook University

RIS ID

104567

Publication Details

Stoeckl, N., Esparon, M., Stanley, O., Farr, M., Delisle, A. & Altai, Z. (2011). Socio-Economic Activity and Water Use in Australia's Tropical Rivers: a case study in the Mitchell and Daly River catchments: final report for The Tropical Rivers and Coastal Knowledge Research Consortium. Darwin: Charles Darwin University.

Abstract

Tropical Rivers and Coastal Knowledge (TRaCK) is a research hub that was established in 2007 under the Commonwealth Environment Research Facilities Program. Its aim is to provide the science and other knowledge that governments, communities and industries need for the sustainable use and management of Australia’s tropical rivers and estuaries.