RJ10045Guest Editorial: Linking the dynamics of people, land and water in the drylands of the Murray–Darling Basin
Sarah Ryan
pp. i-iii
The Rangeland Journal
Volume 32 Number 3 2010
Linking the Dynamics of People, Land and Water in the Drylands of the Murray–Darling Basin
RJ10014From the other side of the knowledge frontier: Indigenous knowledge, social–ecological relationships and new perspectives
Cameron Muir, Deborah Rose and Phillip Sullivan
pp. 259-265
RJ10020Natural resources governance for the drylands of the Murray–Darling Basin
Graham R. Marshall and D. Mark Stafford Smith
pp. 267-282
RJ10011A ground cover-based incentive approach to enhancing resilience in rangelands viewed as complex adaptive systems
Ronald B. Hacker, Peter J. Jessop, Warren J. Smith and Gavin J. Melville
pp. 283-291
RJ10039Managing Murray–Darling Basin livestock systems in a variable and changing climate: challenges and opportunities
S. J. Crimp, C. J. Stokes, S. M. Howden, A. D. Moore, B. Jacobs, P. R. Brown, A. J. Ash, P. Kokic and P. Leith
pp. 293-304
RJ10015Resilience of floodplain ecosystems in a semi-arid environment
Matthew J. Colloff and Darren S. Baldwin
pp. 305-314
RJ10016Woodland bird declines in the Murray–Darling Basin: are there links with floodplain change?
Heather M. McGinness, Anthony D. Arthur and Julian R. W. Reid
pp. 315-327
RJ10009Origins of Travelling Stock Routes. 1. Connections to Indigenous traditional pathways
P. G. Spooner, M. Firman and Yalmambirra
pp. 329-339
RJ10010Origins of Travelling Stock Routes. 2. Early development, management, and the growing embrace of the law (1830–70s)
J. M. R. Cameron and P. G. Spooner
pp. 341-351
