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Water Science & Technology
Volume 45 Number 11
Riversymposium 2001 (Selected Proceedings of the 4th International Riversymposium, held in Brisbane, Australia, 29-31 August, 2001)
Contents
- 3–8
- Rivers of Life: the challenge of restoring health to freshwater ecosystems
- S. Postel
- 11–19
- An inventory of riverine biodiversity in monsoonal Asia: present status and conservation challenges
- D. Dudgeon
- 21–28
- Dairy farming and river condition: investigating the sustainable use of water resources in an agricultural area
- L. Christesen
- 29–34
- Downstream flow event sampling of acid mine drainage from the historic Mt Morgan Mine
- G. Taylor, R. Howse, L. Duivenvoorden and V. Vicente-Beckett
- 35–44
- Human impacts on hydrology in the Pantanal wetland of South America
- S.K. Hamilton
- 45–53
- Use of satellite image analysis to track wetland loss on the Murrumbidgee River floodplain in arid Australia, 1975-1998
- R.T. Kingsford and R.F. Thomas
- 55–62
- Kissimmee River restoration: a case study
- P.J. Whalen, L.A. Toth, J.W. Koebel and P.K. Strayer
- 65–70
- Rivers as urban landscapes: renaissance of the Waterfront
- E. Benson
- 71–76
- Integrating environmental goals into urban redevelopment schemes: lessons from the Code River, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
- B.B. Setiawan
- 79–84
- Paying for healthy rivers
- J.J.J. Pigram
- 85–90
- Investing in river health
- J. Bennett
- 91–100
- Environmental value transfer: an application for the South East Queensland waterways
- J.J. Robinson
- 101–111
- Institutionalising cost sharing for catchment management: lessons from land and water management planning in Australia
- G.R. Marshall
- 113–124
- Institutionalising community-based watershed management in India: elements of institutional sustainability
- V.S. Saravanan
- 127–131
- Achieving river integrity through natural resource management and integrated catchment management legislative frameworks
- M. Maher, J. Nevill and P. Nichols
- 133–144
- Report Card - Murray-Darling Basin - 2001
- K. Goss
- 145–154
- Representative freshwater reserves: better late than never
- J. Nevill and N. Phillips
- 155–160
- The use of rapid environmental assessment techniques to monitor the health of Australian rivers
- S.L. Greenwood-Smith
- 161–168
- A micro case study of the legal and administrative arrangements for river health in the Kangaroo River (NSW)
- C. Mooney and D. Farrier
- 171–175
- Community-based stream conservation initiatives in British Columbia, Canada
- N. Wilson
- 177–184
- Environmental action for community monitoring
- N. Kingham
- 185–191
- Neighbourhood catchments: a new approach for achieving ownership and change in catchment and stream management
- C. Carroll, K. Rohde, G. Millar, C. Dougall, S. Stevens, R. Ritchie and S. Lewis
- 193–200
- Community data - where does the value lie? Assessing confidence limits of community collected water quality data
- E. Nicholson, J. Ryan and D. Hodgkins
- 201–208
- Opportunities for sustainable riverine management in the Queensland Murray-Darling Basin
- C. Ellway, G. Murphy, L. Merton, D. Baumgartner and A. Hempseed
- 209–213
- Managing for river health - integrating watercourse management, environmental water requirements and community participation
- G. Scholz, J. VanLaarhoven, L. Phipps, D. Favier and S. Rixon
- 217–223
- Barmah-Millewa forest environmental water allocation
- G. Stewart and B. Harper
- 225–232
- Ecological condition of central Australian arid-zone rivers
- S.C. Choy, C.B. Thomson and J.C. Marshall
- 233–240
- Impacts of water management options on flows in the Condamine River in Southern Queensland
- J.W. Porter
- 241–249
- Environmental water in a regulated river system: the Murrumbidgee River planning approach to the determination of environmental needs
- J. Shields and R. Good
- 251–260
- Environmental flows and water quality objectives for the River Murray
- C. Gippel, T. Jacobs and T. McLeod
- 261–266
- Vietnam and the sustainable development of the Mekong river basis
- Nguyen Nhan Quang
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