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Callender G., & Marsh P. (2011).  Scoping study on procurement in desert Australia. DKCRC Research Report. 65,
Campbell D., Stafford Smith D. M., Davies J., Kuipers P., Wakerman J., & McGregor M. J. (2008).  Responding to the Health Impacts of Climate Change in the Australia Desert. Rural and Remote Health. 8,
Campbell D., Burgess C. P., Garnett S. T., & Wakerman J. (2008).  Economic benefits in primary health care savings associated with Aboriginal participation in ‘caring for country’. AIATSIS Native title Conference: Noongar Boodja.
Campbell D., Davies J., & Wakerman J. (2007).  Realising economies in the joint supply of health and environmental services in Aboriginal central Australia. DKCRC Working Paper. 11, 33.
Campbell D. (2011).  A multiplicity of national economic benefits through the actions of Aboriginal people in caring for country. AGLC Lunchtime Seminar Series invitation.
Campbell D., Davies J., & Wakerman J. (2008).  Facilitating complementary inputs and scoping economies in the joint supply of health and environmental services in Aboriginal central Australia. Rural and Remote Health. 8,
Campbell D. (2007).  An Economic Assessment of the Joint Supply of Environmental and Health Services in Central Remote Australia. Public seminar, Centre for Remote Health.
Campbell D. (2011).  Application of an integrated multidisciplinary economic welfare approach to improved wellbeing through Aboriginal caring for country. The Rangeland Journal. 33, 365-372.
Campbell D., Stafford Smith D. M., Davies J., Kuipers P., Wakerman J., & McGregor M. J. (2008).  Responding to health impacts of climate change in the Australian Desert. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Campbell D. (2008).  Scoping and complementary economies in closing the gap in health outcomes for Aboriginal people in the Australian desert. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Campbell D., Burgess C. P., Garnett S. T., & Wakerman J. (2011).  Potential primary health care savings for chronic disease care associated with Australian Aboriginal involvement in land management. Health Policy. 99, 83-89. Abstract
Campbell D., Davies J., & Wakerman J. (2007).  Economies in health and natural environment services to Aboriginal people in central Australia. 38th Public Health Association of Australia Annual Conference. Abstract
Campbell D. (2009).  Cost effective health outcomes in the Australian desert through a wide-angle lens. CRANAplus Annual National Conference.
Carey R., O’Donnell M., Ainsworth G. B., Garnett S. T., Haritos H., & Williams, G (2008).  Review of legislation and regulations relating to feral camel management. DKCRC Research Report. 50, 173.
Carey R., O’Donnell M., Ainsworth G. B., Garnett S. T., Haritos H., Williams G., et al. (2008).  Chapter 6: Review of legislation and regulations relating to feral camel management (summary). (Edwards, GP, McGregor, MJ, Zeng, B, Vaarzon-Morel, P, Saalfeld, WK, Ed.).In Cross-jurisdictional management of feral camels to protect NRM and cultural values.
Carson D., & Carson D. (2011).  Why tourism may not be everybody's business: the challenge of tradition in resource peripheries. The Rangeland Journal. 33, 373-383.
Carson D., & Taylor A. (2006).  Finding the Way: Visitor Patterns and Industrial Organisation around the Red Centre . Way (200-2005).
Carson D., Holyoak N., & Schmallegger D. (2011).  Visualising Relatively Unpredictable Movement (VRUM): the Tourism Flows Modelling Project. DKCRC Research Report. 60,
Carson D., Prideaux B., Coghlan A., & Taylor A. (2009).  Heritage as a motivation for four-wheel-drive tourism in desert Australia. Journal of Heritage Tourism. 4, 217-225.
Carson D., Taylor A., & Campbell S. (2010).  Socioeconomic, demographic and resource flows profile for Alice Springs. DKCRC Working Paper. 63, 23.
Carson D., & Taylor A. (2008).  Sustaining four wheel drive tourism in desert Australia: exploring the evidence from a demand perspective. The Rangeland Journal . 30, 77–83. Abstract
Carson D., & Cartan G. (2011).  Touring Routes - types, successes, and failures: an international review. (Prideaux, B, Carson, D, Ed.).Drive Tourism: Trends and Emerging Markets.
Carson D., Prideaux B., Coghlan A., & Taylor A. (2007).  Heritage as a Motivation for Four Wheel Drive Tourism in Desert Australia. International Council on Monuments and Sites, National Conference.
Carson D., Schmallegger D., Thompson G., Jones R., & Pilgrim A. (2009).  iVisit™: An Information Exchange Tool for Self-drive Tourists in Remote Australia. The International Federation for IT and Travel & Tourism (IFITT), ENTER 2009. Abstract
Carson D., & Taylor A. (2006).  Charge of the Might Brigade. Desert Knowledge Symposium and Business Showcase 2006 - Global Desert Opportunities..
Carson D., Schmallegger D., Thompson G., Jones R., & Pilgrim A. (2009).  iVisit: An Information Exchange Tool for Self-drive Tourists in Remote Australia. (Carlsen, J, Hughes, M, Holmes, K, Jones, R, Ed.).'See Change: Tourism and Hospitality in a Dynamic World': Proceedings of the 18th CAUTHE Tourism and Hospitality, Education and Research Conference. 20.
Carson D., & Taylor A. (2010).  On Track: Four wheel drive tourism in desert Australia. DKCRC Research Report. 44, 80.
Carson D. (2008).  Self-drive tourism futures for desert Australia: Changing patterns of visitor flows. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Cartan G., & Carson D. (2009).  Local engagement in economic development and industrial collaboration around Australia's Gunbarrel Highway. Tourism Geographies. 11, 169-186.
Cartan G. (2008).  4wd Tourism on the Oodnadatta Track. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Carter A., & Burritt R. L. (2009).  A contingent taxonomy of sustainable business. DKCRC Working Paper. 37, 16. Abstract
Catlin J., Jones R., Pilgrim A., & Thompson G. (2011).  iOutback(TM): Evaluating the need for an in-vehicle, location-based, two-way information exchange system for travellers in regional and remote areas. DKCRC Working paper. 77,
Centre for Remote Health - a joint centre of Flinders University and Charles Darwin University, & in conjunction with Tangentyere Council (2011).  Aboriginal population mobility in Alice Springs: Analysis of public housing. DKCRC Research Report. 57,
Chan Y. C., McTainsh G. H., Leys J. F., McGowan H. A., & Tews E. K. (2005).  Influence of the 23 October 2002 dust storm on the air quality of four Australian cities. Water, Air and Soil Pollution. 164, 329-348.
Charles Darwin University (2009).  Surviving the desert Track. School for Social and Policy Research newsletter: Research and Policy. 7,
Charles Darwin University (2008).  Research and Policy. School for Social Research and Policy Newsletter. 4,
Chewings V. H., Maru Y. T., Friedel M. H., & James C. D. (2005).  Towards a Central Australian information hub. Spatial Intelligence, Innovation and Praxis : the national biennial Conference of the Spatial Sciences Institute. 744–50.
Chewings V. H., Carson D., Box P., Breen J., Taylor A., & Friedel M. H. (2007).  Modelling self-drive tourist flows across desert Australia using VRUM™. Spatial Science Institute Biennial International Conference. Abstract
Childs J. (2009).  Review of contractible NRM activities within the Northern Territory Department of Natural Resources, Environment, the Arts and Sport. DKCRC Working Paper. 47, 29.
Clarke K., Brandle R., Lewis M., & Ostendorf B. (2011).  Non-detection errors in a survey of persistent, highly detectable vegetation species. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment.
Clarke K. (2007).  Limitations of vegetation surveys: characterising plant species richness.
Clarke K. (2008).  Landscape scale measurement and monitoring of biodiversity in the Australian rangelands. Doctorate of Philosophy,
Clarke K., Lewis M., & Ostendorf B. (2006).  Limitations of vegetation surveys in characterising arid plant species richness. (Erkelenz, P, Ed.).Australian Rangeland Society's 14th Biennial Conference .
Clarke K., Lewis M., & Ostendorf B. (2008).  Remotely sensed surrogates of biodiversity stress. Australasian Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Conference.
Clarke K., Lewis M., & Ostendorf B. (2011).  Additive partitioning of rarefaction curves: removing the influence of sampling on species-diversity in vegetation surveys.. Ecological Indicators. 11, 132-139. Abstract
Cleary J., & Brown R. (2009).  The first ARC Traditional Knowledge project. Indigenous Economic Development Workshop.
Cleary J., Ferguson J., Furber H., & McGuire A. (2008).  International Networking: Local Knowledge Global Benefit. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Cleary J., Grey-Gardner R., & Josif P. (2009).  Hands Across the Desert: Linking desert Aboriginal Australians to each other and to the bush foods industry.. Report to Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry by Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre.
Cleary J., McGregor M. J., Bryceson K. P., & James C. D. (2008).  Development of a value-driven bush foods industry chain that rewards Aboriginal people. XXI International Grassland Congress and VIII International Rangeland Congress. Abstract
Cleary J. (2009).  Information = Power: Value Chain Walkthrough to Empower Indigenous Desert Business. Report to NRM Board (NT) by Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre.