MF10082Integrating science, policy and management of rivers: Peter Cullen's legacy
P. Sam Lake, Gene E. Likens and Darren S. Ryder
pp. 733-735
Marine and Freshwater Research
Volume 61 Number 7 2010
Peter Cullen’s Legacy: Integrating Science, Policy and Management of Rivers
MF09229Managing the world's most international river: the Danube River Basin
Nike Sommerwerk, Jürg Bloesch, Momir Paunović, Christian Baumgartner, Markus Venohr, Martin Schneider-Jacoby, Thomas Hein and Klement Tockner
pp. 736-748
MF09099Integrated catchment management research: lessons for interdisciplinary science from the Motueka Catchment, New Zealand
Chris Phillips, Will Allen, Andrew Fenemor, Breck Bowden and Roger Young
pp. 749-763
MF09043The Sustainable Rivers Audit: assessing river ecosystem health in the Murray–Darling Basin, Australia
P. E. Davies, J. H. Harris, T. J. Hillman and K. F. Walker
pp. 764-777
MF09073Metastability in a river subject to multiple disturbances may constrain restoration options
B. J. Robson and B. D. Mitchell
pp. 778-785
MF09190Using river-scale experiments to inform variable releases from large dams: a case study of emergent adaptive management
R. J. Watts, D. S. Ryder, C. Allan and S. Commens
pp. 786-797
MF09059Negotiating the turbulent boundary: the challenges of building a science–management collaboration for landscape-scale monitoring of environmental flows
J. Angus Webb, Michael J. Stewardson, Yung En Chee, E. Sabine G. Schreiber, Andrew K. Sharpe and Michael C. Jensz
pp. 798-807
MF09224Integrating aquatic science and policy for improved water management in Australia
Moya Tomlinson and Richard Davis
pp. 808-813
MF09075Can a collaborative focus on solutions improve our capacity to achieve sustainable water management?
Ben Gawne, Lin Crase and Alistair S. Watson
pp. 814-820
MF10113Defining and using 'best available science': a policy conundrum for the management of aquatic ecosystems
Darren S. Ryder, Moya Tomlinson, Ben Gawne and Gene E. Likens
pp. 821-828
