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Bammer G. (2007).  Research integration in the Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre. DKCRC Working Paper. 08, 38.
Bastin G. N., Watson I. W., Dellatorre B., Grant R., & Karfs B. (2005).  ACRIS: Reporting change in the rangeland. DKCRC Research Report. 04, 156.
Bastin G. N., & ACRIS Management Committee Rangelands (2008).  Taking the Pulse.
Bastin G. N., Stafford Smith D. M., Watson I. W., & Fisher A. (2009).  The Australian Collaborative Rangelands Information System: preparing for a climate of change. The Rangeland Journal. 31, 111-125. Abstract
Boggs G. S., Bowman D. M. J. S., Prior L. D., Franklin D., & Nicolas A. (2007).  Arid zone forests in a sea of fire - how can this last!?.
Bowman D. M. J. S., Boggs G. S., Prior L. D., & Krull E. S. (2007).  Dynamics of Acacia aneura--Triodia boundaries using carbon (14C and {delta} 13C) and nitrogen ({delta}15N) signatures in soil organic matter in central Australia. The Holocene. 17, 311-318. Abstract
Bowman D. M. J. S., Boggs G. S., & Prior L. D. (2008).  Fire maintains an Acacia aneura shrubland – Triodia grassland mosaic in central Australia. Journal of Arid Environments. 72, 34–47. Abstract
Boyle A. (2007).  Learning for life and livelihoods: Demand-responsive education and training services for desert Aboriginal pepole, Keynote Presentation. Institute of Public Administration Australia Conference.
Boyle A., Wallace R., Curry C., Richardson F., Nou G., Beattie T., et al. (2008).  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people using technology for expanding options and showcasing strengths in educational contexts. Territory Fair – How do we get there?. Abstract
Boyle A. (2008).  Using technology for expanding options in desert education contexts. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Boyle A., & Wallace R. (2009).  Indigenous people and e-nabling technologies: An analysis of recent experiences in northern and central Australia. Conference Proceedings of the 5th National Indigenous Education Conference.
Boyle A., & Holcombe S. (2007).  A framework for collaborative research with desert Aboriginal People. NCVER No Frills Conference.
Boyle A., & Wallace R. (2008).  The role of e-learning in 'holistic' approaches to VET in remote Australian Indigenous contexts. AVETRA Conference.
Boyle A. (2007).  Learning for life and livelihoods: Demand-responsive education and training services for desert Aboriginal people. IPAA Conference.
Boyle A., & Wallace R. (2008).  Telling true stories in VET Research Contexts. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Boyle A. (2008).  Desert Education and Training Networks: A Model for Success. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Boyle A. (2009).  E-nabling e-portfolios for skills recognition of Aboriginal artworkers in central Australia. AVETRA 12th Annual Conference.
Bradley M. (2004).  Glenn Edwards and Grant Allan interviewed by Michael Bradley about Desert Fire. The Sydney Morning Herald.
Braham K. (2008).  Creating Livelihoods Through Indigenous Protected Areas: The Nantawarrina Experience, unpublished community report.
Braham K. (2007).  Creating livelihoods through Indigenous Protected Areas: the Nantawarrina experience. School of Geography, Population and Environmental Management. Bachelors in Environmental Management (Honours),
Brim-Box J., Guest T., Barker P., Jambrecina M., Moran S., & Kulitja, R (2010).  Camel usage and impacts at a permanent spring in central Australia: a case study. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 55-62. Abstract
Brisbane L. (2011).  ABSTRACT: Australian Camel Industry. (Saunders, G, Lane, C, Ed.).15th Australasian Vertebrate Pest Conference.
Brown D., Taylor J., & Bell M. (2006).  Understanding the demography of desert Australia: issues, results and opportunities. International Geographical Union Congress.
Brown D., Taylor J., & Bell M. (2008).  The demography of desert Australia. The Rangeland Journal. 30, 29–43. Abstract
Bryceson K. P. (2008).  Value Chain Analysis of Bush Tomato and Wattle Seed Products. DKCRC Research Report. 40, 24.
Bubb A. J., James C., Ashley M. R. C., & Bastin G. N. (2008).  Information technologies for rangeland managers. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Bubb A. J., Driver T. K., & James C. D. (2010).  CASE STUDY - Redefining the Cowboy: Precision Pastoral Decision Making from Remote Monitoring and Control of Cattle. Remote Monitoring & Control Technologies Conference.
Bubb A. J. (2008).  21st Century Pastoralism. Western Catchment Management Authority Landcare Forum.
Bubb A. J., & Ferguson J. (2010).  21st Century Pastoralism: Building knowledge and increasing the use of remote management technologies in the desert. ASAP 28th Biennial Conference - Livestock production in a changing environment. Abstract
Bubb A. J. (2009).  WaterSmart: Remote management innovations for sustainability in arid rangeland pastoral production. Desert Knowledge Australia: Virtual Meeting Place - Water Sustainability in Regional Australia. Meeting 52.
Bubb A. J., James A., & James C. (2008).  WaterSmart: Remote management innovations for sustainability in arid rangeland pastoral production. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Bubb A. J. (2009).  Tackling the boom and bust - Desert Pastoralism. Dialogue: the Journal of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia. 28, 40-46.
Bubb A. J. (2007).  DKCRC Fact Sheet 2301: 21st Century Pastoralism.
Buckskin P., Malin M., Warrior E., Wyld F., & Meagher S. (2011).  Engagement, focus and hope for the future: the Port Augusta Partnerships for Success program. DKCRC Research Report. 66,
Buultjens J., & White N. (2008).  Indigenous Tourism: The Possibilities into the Future. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.