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Doolan G., NPYWC, O'Loughlin G., Walsh F., Merne Altyerr-ipenhe(Food from the Creation time) Reference Group, & Main G. (2009).  Australian harvest: installation display on bush food processes and products from central Australia, National Symbols of Australia gallery, Feeding the Nation exhibition. 2 metre x 2 metre: Text, art and object installation on display from 2006-2009.
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
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 8: Riberry. 1.
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 6: Bush potato. 1.
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 5: Wild limes. 1.
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 3: Bush banana. 1.
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 1: Bush tomato. 1.
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 15: Old Man Saltbush. 1.
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 14: Wattleseed. 1.
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 13: Quandong. 1.
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 12: Conkerberry. 1.
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 11: Muntries. 1.
Vincent A. (2009).  Australian Bush Foods: Information Sheet 10: Warrigal spinach. 1.
Webb N. P., McGowan H. A., Phinn S. R., & McTainsh G. H. (2006).  AUSLEM (AUStralian Land Erodibility Model): A tool for identifying wind erosion hazard in Australia. Geomorphology. 78, 179–200.
Haslam McKenzie F. (2011).  Attracting and retaining skilled and professional staff in remote locations of Australia. The Rangeland Journal. 33, 353-363.
McKenzie F. H. (2007).  Attracting and retaining skilled and professional staff in remote locations. DKCRC Research Report. 21, 97.
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.
Wright A., & Elvin R. (2011).  Assessing Shared Responsibility in Ali Curung. DKCRC Working Paper. 82,
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!?.
Webb N. P., & McGowan H. A. (2009).  Approaches to modelling land erodibility by wind. Progress in Physical Geography. 33, 587-613.
Rea N., Jordon L., & Scrutton T. (2006).  An approach for culture rich communities of the Australia desert to achieve protection of Indigenous laws and rights to water.. International Geographical Union Congress.
Davies J., Rea N., Gipey C., Campbell A., & Mulkatana R. (2007).  Applying traditional knowledge for sustainable livelihoods in environmental management. 12th Annual Conference of Parliamentary Public Works and Environment Committees.
Gipey C., & Davies J. (2007).  Applying traditional knowledge for sustainable livelihoods in environmental management.
Davies J., White J., Wright A., Maru Y. T., & LaFlamme M. (2008).  Applying the sustainable livelihoods approach in Australian desert Aboriginal development. The Rangeland Journal. 30, 55–65. Abstract
Rosenberg K., Tiver F., Boland J., & Watson I. (2005).  Application of Vandermeer-Moloney algorithm for determination of category-size to Australian native plants. MODSIM 05: Internation Conference on modelling and Simulation.
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.
Lovell J., Flynn M., & Gory A. (2008).  Apmeraltye Ingkerreke: People of one land, All together. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Desert Knowledge CRC (2009).  Apmeraltye Ingkerreke: People of one land, All together. Community report of the art at the heart Regional Arts Australia Conference 2008.
Dobson V., Walsh F., from the Group M. A. I.(F. C. T.) R., & Douglas J. (2008).  Anperrentye: Relationships between Bush foods, Creation, Laws, People, Country and All things, illustrated by three plant species. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Dobson V., & Walsh F. (2009).  Anpernirrentye: Relationships between bush foods, creation laws, people, country and all things, illustrated by three plants (short version). 6'12".
Dobson V., & Walsh F. (2008).  Anpernirrentye: Relationships between bush foods, creation laws, people, country and all things, illustrated by three plants. 13'22".
Dobson V., Walsh F., & Douglas J. (2009).  Anpernirrentye (Relationships between people, plants, laws and all things): Arrernte values in landscapes and iconic bush food species. Society for Ecological Restoration International (SERI) World Conference on Ecological Restoration. Abstract
Sanders W. (2009).  Anmatjere through the Census: Profiling an arid zone region. DKCRC Working Paper. 64, 16.
Alyawarr speakers from Ampilatwatja, Walsh F., & Douglas J. (2009).  Angka Akatyerr-akert: A Desert raisin report. Community report.
Rola-Rubzen M. F. (2011).  The Anatomy of the Australian Entrepreneur: Understanding micro, small and medium business entrepreneurs in Australia.
Ireland M., & Rola-Rubzen M. F. (2007).  Analysing the sustainability of freight and transport logistics in Desert Australia. ERE Conference . 33.
Ireland M., & Rola-Rubzen M. F. (2007).  Analysing the sustainability of freight and transport logistics in Desert Australia. ERE Conference, 11th Annual Environmental Research Event.
Ganter E. (2010).  An Ambivalent Hospitality: Aboriginal senior public servants and the representation of others in Australia’s self-governing Northern Territory. College of Arts and Social Sciences, School of History. PhD,
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
Abolhasan M., & Wysocki T. A. (2005).  Ad Hoc Networks: A flexible and robust data communication . (Wu, J, Ed.).Handbook on Theoretical and Algorithmic Aspects of Sensor, Ad Hoc Wireless and Peer-to-Peer Networks. 267-281.
Bastin G. N., Watson I. W., Dellatorre B., Grant R., & Karfs B. (2005).  ACRIS: Reporting change in the rangeland. DKCRC Research Report. 04, 156.
Ingamells A., Buultjens J., & Cairncross G. (2010).  Achieving Full Employment in Remote Settlements: subsidiarity and path dependence . Journal of Economic and Social Policy. 13, Article 9.
Holcombe S., & Sanders W. (2007).  Accommodating Difference? The Socio-Politics of an Aboriginal Fringe Camp in a Small Northern Territory Town. The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. 2, 339-348.
Desert Knowledge CRC (2007).  Access and Benefit Sharing With Aboriginal People.
Hart Q. (2011).  ABSTRACT: The Australian Feral Camel Management Project. (Saunders, G, Lane, C, Ed.).15th Australasian Vertebrate Pest Conference.
Edwards G. P. (2011).  ABSTRACT: Overview of the Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre Camel Research Project. (Saunders, G, Lane, C, Ed.).15th Australasian Vertebrate Pest Conference.
Lethbridge M., & Souter N. (2011).  ABSTRACT: Optimising control strategies for camels using a Bayesian Belief Network and simulation models. (Saunders, G, Lane, C, Ed.).15th Australasian Vertebrate Pest Conference.
McLeod S. R., & Pople A. R. (2011).  ABSTRACT: Modelling the distribution and relative abundance of feral camels in arid Australia. (Saunders, G, Lane, C, Ed.).15th Australasian Vertebrate Pest Conference.
Brisbane L. (2011).  ABSTRACT: Australian Camel Industry. (Saunders, G, Lane, C, Ed.).15th Australasian Vertebrate Pest Conference.
Rose K., Martin G., Gavin J., Agnew D., & Woolnough A. (2011).  ABSTRACT: Assessment of a market based instrument approach to removing large feral herbivores from the landscape in Western Australia. (Saunders, G, Lane, C, Ed.).15th Australasian Vertebrate Pest Conference.