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Craig I. P. (2008).  Loss of storage water through evaporation with particular reference to arid and semi-arid zone pastoralism in Australia. DKCRC Working Paper, The WaterSmart Pastoralism™ Literature Reviews . 19, 60.
Elvin R. (2009).  Local government reform in the Northern Territory: reforming the governance of service delivery and the view from the Barkly. DKCRC Working Paper. 41, 19. Abstract
Rola-Rubzen M. F., & Gabunada F. (2011).  Local government initiatives to support business and employment in desert regions. DKCRC Research Report. 75,
Cartan G., & Carson D. (2009).  Local engagement in economic development and industrial collaboration around Australia's Gunbarrel Highway. Tourism Geographies. 11, 169-186.
Ingamells A., Holcombe S., & Buultjens J. (2009).  Local economic development and remote desert settlements. Building Community Centred Economies: Dialogue for Action.
Davies J., & Maru Y. T. (2010).  Living to work, or working to live: Intercultural understandings of livelihoods. Dialogue: the Journal of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia. 29, 18-37.
McAllister R. R. J. (2010).  Livestock mobility in arid and semi-arid Australia: escaping variability in space. Pastoralism - Research, Policy and Practice. 1, 37-54. Abstract
Davies J. (2007).  Livelihoods inLand™ – opportunities to support Aboriginal health and environmental management outcomes. Conference of Parliamentary Environment and Public Works Committees. Abstract
Davies J. (2007).  Livelihoods inLand™ Jobs, health, culture. 1.102, 2.
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,
Strong C. L., McTainsh G. H., Leys J. F., & Davies J. (2008).  Livelihoods in desert Australia from managing natural and cultural resources: DustWatch possibilities. DKCRC Working Paper. 22, 30.
McGregor M., & James C. (2011).  Livelihoods in desert Australia. The Rangeland Journal. 33, i-v.
Cunningham A. B. (2006).  Livelihoods and sustainability: local to global parallels . (Webster, M., Ed.).Cultural Strands. 79-84.
Taylor J., Ffowcs-Williams I., & Crowe M. (2008).  Linking desert businesses: the impetus, the practicalities, the emerging pay-offs, and building on the experiences. The Rangeland Journal. 30, 187–195. Abstract
Clarke K. (2007).  Limitations of vegetation surveys: characterising plant species richness.
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 .
Schmallegger D., & Carson D. (2008).  Limitations of current models of tourist information search: the case of 4WD travellers in Central Australia. Proceedings of CAUTHE (Council of Australian Tourism and Hospitality Education) Annual Conference 2008: Where the bloody hell are we?.
Rockstroh D. (2007).  Lifecycles of Sustainable Desert Settlements.
Kennedy A. (2007).  Letting go and staying afloat in the desert: researching processes of engagement through the lens of desert housing. School of Education.
Sparrow S., Gibbs J., & Fernando D. (2007).  Lessons from the far west of South Australia. Australian and New Zealand Institute of Criminology .
LaFlamme M. (2011).  Learning journeys: Seven steps to stronger remote communities. DKCRC Research Report. 77,
Ingamells A., Wall C., & Rogan B. (2008).  Learning from what works: a thriving desert community. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Douglas J. (2011).  Learning from country: the value of country visits in remote schools for community engagement and natural and cultural resource management. DKCRC Research Report. 69,
Douglas J. (2009).  Learning from country - Language and culture programs in bush schools for land management in the School for Social and Policy Research Annual Report.
Guenther J., Young M., & Boyle A. (2007).  Learning for livelihoods: Lessons from training in diverse desert contexts. Evolution, Revolution or Status Quo? VET in new contexts, 10th Annual Conference.
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. (2007).  Learning for life and livelihoods: Demand-responsive education and training services for desert Aboriginal people. IPAA Conference.
LaFlamme M. (2010).  Laramba: Hunting Kangaroo. (LaFlamme, M, Ed.).Stories inLand. 3'39". Abstract
LaFlamme M. (2010).  Laramba: Bush Medicine. (LaFlamme, M, Ed.).Stories inLand. 15'44". Abstract
Clarke K. (2008).  Landscape scale measurement and monitoring of biodiversity in the Australian rangelands. Doctorate of Philosophy,
Herr A., & Smith T. (2007).  Lake Eyre Basin Regional Profiles. DKCRC Research Report.
LaFlamme M. (2010).  Lajamanu: Walya - Land. (LaFlamme, M, Ed.).Stories inLand. 18'11". Abstract
LaFlamme M. (2010).  Lajamanu: Bush Medicine. (LaFlamme, M, Ed.).Stories inLand. 9'18". Abstract