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Desert Graduates

Four Desert Knowledge CRC candidates will finish in the next 6 months.

Profiling students for desert employment
The Desert Knowledge CRC has a long term commitment to the Commonwealth for 5 Desert Knowledge CRC graduates to be employed in desert Australia.

The development of a print, CD and web-based compendium of DK-CRC students has commenced. Currently the Desert Knowledge CRC is designing the template for information capture to distribute to students. Completed students will be entered into a web register with CVs, contacts and employment aspirations.

 

Graduate theses

DateAuthorDetails
2006-NovD SevertsonBioconversion of waste paper by termites: a landfill of opportunity [pdf 1.1 Mb] [Abstract]
2007-MarA NicholasCharacteristics and dynamics of the mulga-spinifex boundaries at Mt Denison Station in Central Australia [pdf 3.2 Mb] [Abstract]
2007-JanK MacleanCreating spaces for negotiation at the environmental management and community development interface in Australia_Front matter Abstract Ch 1 [pdf 1.4 Mb] [Abstract]
2006-SepR PalisettyEffects of sheep, kangaroos and rabbits on the regeneration of trees and shrubs in the Chenopod shrublands, South Australia [pdf 1.2 Mb] [Abstract]
2008-MayB Anderson SmithExploring engagement between Indigenous communities and government: lessons for Country management [pdf 629.0 kb] [Abstract]
2006-OctH HuenekeTo climb or not to climb? The sacred deed done at Australia's mighty heart [pdf 3.1 Mb] [Abstract]
NDA DennettUnderground structures and mycorrhizal associations of Solanum centrale (the Australian bush tomato) [pdf 2.2 Mb] [Abstract]

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