Vegetation
Unique, diverse and complex: The ever-changing face of wetland vegetation
Wetland vegetation is a critical component of both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. It provides habitat for a large array of animals and supports a wide range of ecological functions. Basin-scale monitoring and research projects are providing insights into just how diverse, unique and complex wetland plant communities are at a landscape scale. Floodplain wetlands in […]
Giving woody seedlings a fighting start: Part Two
This story discusses work undertaken during the Environmental Water Knowledge and Research (EWKR) project, and is re-published from the EWKR website. Author: Craig Dunne Last year, we shared a EWKR story about an experiment which was aimed at “giving woody seedlings a fighting start”. The experiment was just coming to an end and researchers were […]
Determining seed diversity across MDB soil
This story discusses work undertaken during the Environmental Water Knowledge and Research (EWKR) project, and is re-published from the EWKR website. Authors: Craig Dunne If you went for a stroll around one of the beautiful wetlands of the Murray-Darling basin, or through the floodplains and woodlands that surround them; then you would be greeted by […]
Giving woody seedlings a fighting start: Part One
This story discusses work undertaken during the Environmental Water Knowledge and Research (EWKR) project, and is re-published from the EWKR website. Just like all of us, long-lived woody plant species need a healthy start to life to give them the best chance of growing big and strong. Providing woody seedlings with optimal conditions for growth […]
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