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aboriginal land management
Davies J., Campbell D., Campbell M., Douglas J., Hueneke H., LaFlamme M., et al. (2010).  Livelihoods inLand: promoting health and wellbeing outcomes from desert Aboriginal land management. DKCRC Research Report. 78,
Aboriginal people
Davies J., LaFlamme M., & Campbell D. (2008).  Health of people and land through sustainable Aboriginal livelihoods in rangeland Australia. (Organising Committee of IGC/IRC Congress,, Ed.).In Multifunction Grasslands In a Changing World. 2, 1034. Abstract
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.
behaviour
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.
benefit
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.
climate change
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,
Closing the gap
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., 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
community-based conservation
Campbell D. (2011).  A multiplicity of national economic benefits through the actions of Aboriginal people in caring for country. AGLC Lunchtime Seminar Series invitation.
Davies J., Campbell D., Campbell M., Douglas J., Hueneke H., LaFlamme M., et al. (2011).  Attention to four key principles can promote health outcomes from desert Aboriginal land management. The Rangeland Journal. 33, 395-416.
desert
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.
Desert Knowledge Symposium
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.
DKCRC Working Paper
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.
economic multipliers
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,
environment
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
environmental certification
Campbell D. (2011).  A multiplicity of national economic benefits through the actions of Aboriginal people in caring for country. AGLC Lunchtime Seminar Series invitation.
Davies J., Campbell D., Campbell M., Douglas J., Hueneke H., LaFlamme M., et al. (2011).  Attention to four key principles can promote health outcomes from desert Aboriginal land management. The Rangeland Journal. 33, 395-416.
environmental outcomes
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.
environmental services
Davies J., LaFlamme M., & Campbell D. (2008).  Health of people and land through sustainable Aboriginal livelihoods in rangeland Australia. (Organising Committee of IGC/IRC Congress,, Ed.).In Multifunction Grasslands In a Changing World. 2, 1034. Abstract
Health
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,
Davies J., LaFlamme M., & Campbell D. (2008).  Health of people and land through sustainable Aboriginal livelihoods in rangeland Australia. (Organising Committee of IGC/IRC Congress,, Ed.).In Multifunction Grasslands In a Changing World. 2, 1034. Abstract
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,
Davies J., Campbell D., Campbell M., Douglas J., Hueneke H., LaFlamme M., et al. (2010).  Livelihoods inLand: promoting health and wellbeing outcomes from desert Aboriginal land management. DKCRC Research Report. 78,
incentives
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.
indicators
Davies J., LaFlamme M., & Campbell D. (2008).  Health of people and land through sustainable Aboriginal livelihoods in rangeland Australia. (Organising Committee of IGC/IRC Congress,, Ed.).In Multifunction Grasslands In a Changing World. 2, 1034. Abstract
Indigenous development
Campbell D. (2011).  A multiplicity of national economic benefits through the actions of Aboriginal people in caring for country. AGLC Lunchtime Seminar Series invitation.
Davies J., Campbell D., Campbell M., Douglas J., Hueneke H., LaFlamme M., et al. (2011).  Attention to four key principles can promote health outcomes from desert Aboriginal land management. The Rangeland Journal. 33, 395-416.
land management
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,
livelihoods
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,
looking after country
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.
natural resource management
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,
Davies J., Campbell D., Campbell M., Douglas J., Hueneke H., LaFlamme M., et al. (2011).  Attention to four key principles can promote health outcomes from desert Aboriginal land management. The Rangeland Journal. 33, 395-416.
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.
policy
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.
scoping economies
Campbell D. (2011).  A multiplicity of national economic benefits through the actions of Aboriginal people in caring for country. AGLC Lunchtime Seminar Series invitation.
Davies J., Campbell D., Campbell M., Douglas J., Hueneke H., LaFlamme M., et al. (2011).  Attention to four key principles can promote health outcomes from desert Aboriginal land management. The Rangeland Journal. 33, 395-416.
service delivery
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,
social determinants
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. (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., 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.
Traditional practice
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
wellbeing
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.
Davies J., Campbell D., Campbell M., Douglas J., Hueneke H., LaFlamme M., et al. (2010).  Livelihoods inLand: promoting health and wellbeing outcomes from desert Aboriginal land management. DKCRC Research Report. 78,