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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., 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.
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.
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.
Cunningham A. B., Garnett S. T., & Gorman J. (2006).  Best laid plans and Australian policy lessons: eco-enterprises and Terminalia ferdinandiana. Desert Knowledge Symposium and Business Showcase 2006 - Global Desert Opportunities..
Cunningham A. B., Garnett S. T., Gorman J., Courtenay K., & Boehme D. (2008).  Eco-Enterprises and Terminalia ferdinandiana: “Best Laid Plans” and Australian Policy Lessons. Economic Botany. 63, 16-28.
Cunningham A. B., Garnett S. T., & Gorman J. (2009).  Policy lessons from practice: Australian bush products for commercial markets. GeoJournal. 74, 429-440. Abstract
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Garnett S. T., Williams G., Ainsworth G. B., & O'Donnell, M (2010).  Who owns feral camels? Implications for managers of land and resources in central Australia. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 87-93.