NESP 1.3 |
A validation of coral geochemical records to reconstruct suspended sediment loads to the Great Barrier Reef lagoon |
Stephen Lewis, JCU |
NESP 1.5 |
Legacy of the Lower Burdekin Water Quality Tender |
Romy Greiner, JCU |
NESP 1.6 |
Multiple and cumulative impacts on the GBR: assessment of current status and development of improved approaches for management |
Sven Uthicke, AIMS |
NESP 1.7 |
Reducing sediment sources to the Reef: testing the effectiveness of managing alluvial gully erosion |
Andrew Brooks, GU |
NESP 1.8 |
Sub-catchment scale monitoring, modelling and extension design to support reef water quality improvement |
Aaron Davis, JCU |
NESP 1.10 |
Identification, impacts, and prioritization of emerging contaminants present in the Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait marine environments |
Frederieke Kroon, AIMS |
NESP 2.2 |
A tradable permit scheme for cost effective reduction of nitrogen runoff in the sugarcane catchments of the Great Barrier Reef |
Jim Smart, GU |
NESP 3.3 |
Light thresholds for seagrasses of the GBR: a synthesis and guiding document for managing seagrass |
Catherine Collier, JCU |
NESP 3.4 |
Developing and refining biological indicators for seagrass condition assessments in an integrated monitoring program |
Catherine Collier, JCU |
NESP 3.8 |
Towards an integrated monitoring program: identifying indicators and existing monitoring programs to cost-effectively evaluate the Long Term Sustainability Plan |
Prue Addison, AIMS |
NESP 3.10 |
Benchmarking costs of NRM improvements for the GBR |
John Rolfe, CQU |
NESP 2.1.2 |
Scoping options for low-lying, marginal cane land to reduce DIN in priority wet tropics catchments |
Nathan Waltham, JCU |
NESP 2.1.3 |
Harnessing the science of social marketing and behaviour change for improved water quality in the GBR: an action research project |
Lynne Eagle, JCU |
NESP 2.1.4 |
Demonstration and evaluation of gully remediation on downstream water quality and agricultural production in GBR rangelands |
Rebecca Bartley, CSIRO |
NESP 2.1.5 |
What’s really damaging the Reef? Tracing the origin and fate of the environmentally detrimental sediment |
Stephen Lewis, JCU |
NESP 2.1.6 |
From exposure to risk: novel experimental approaches to analyse cumulative impacts and determine thresholds in the GBRWHA |
Sven Uthicke, AIMS |
NESP 2.1.7 |
Engaging with farmers and demonstrating water quality outcomes to create confidence in on-farm decision-making (also known as Project 25) |
Aaron Davis, JCU |
NESP 2.1.8 |
Improved water quality outcomes from on-farm nitrogen management |
Mike Bell, UQ |
NESP 2.1.9 |
Risk assessing dredging activities |
Ross Jones, AIMS |
NESP 2.1.10 |
The application and adaption of mine site rehabilitation approaches to alluvial gully rehabilitation in the Bowen Catchment |
Andrew Brooks, GU |
NESP 2.2.1 |
Identifying the water quality and ecosystem health threats to the high diversity Torres Strait and far northern GBR from runoff from the Fly River |
Jane Waterhouse, JCU |
NESP 2.2.2 |
Impacts of mine derived pollution on Torres Strait environments and communities |
Simon Apte, CSIRO |
NESP 2.3.1 |
Benthic light as ecologically validated GBR wide indicator for water quality: drivers, thresholds and cumulative risks |
Katharina Fabricius, AIMS |
NESP 2.3.2 |
‘Human sensors’ for monitoring GBR environmental changes and quality of marine waters through harnessing Big Data analysis |
Susanne Becken, GU |
NESP 2.3.3 |
Building Indigenous livelihood and comanagement opportunities in the northern GBR-ecosystem services and conservation governance for water quality |
Marcus Barber, CSIRO |
NESP 2.3.4 |
Working with Traditional Owners and local citizens to better manage GBR estuarine wetlands |
Norman Duke, JCU |
NESP 3.1.2 |
Improving water quality for the Great Barrier Reef and wetlands by better managing irrigation in the sugarcane farming system |
Yvette Everingham, JCU & Steve Attard, AgriTech Solutions |
NESP 3.1.3 |
Harnessing the science of social marketing in communication materials development and behaviour change for improved water quality in the GBR: a desktop review (Project 2.1.3 – Stage 2) |
Lynne Eagle, JCU |
NESP 3.1.4 |
Optimizing the management of riparian zones to improve the health of the Great Barrier Reef |
Keryn Paul, CSIRO |
NESP 3.1.5 |
Ecotoxicology of pesticides on the Great Barrier Reef for guideline development and risk assessments |
Andrew Negri, AIMS |
NESP 3.1.6 |
Exploring trading in water quality credits as a cost-effective approach for managing water quality in the Great Barrier Reef |
Jim Smart, GU |
NESP 3.1.7 |
Reducing sediment loads to the Great Barrier Reef: developing optimal approaches for treating alluvial gully erosion |
Andrew Brooks, GU |
NESP 3.2.1 |
Deriving ecologically relevant load targets to meet desired ecosystem condition for the Great Barrier Reef: a case study for seagrass meadows in the Burdekin region |
Catherine Collier, JCU |
NESP 3.2.5 |
Testing and implementation of the water quality metric for the 2017 and 2018 reef report cards |
Britta Schaffelke, AIMS |
NESP 3.3.1 |
Quantifying the linkages between water quality and the thermal tolerance of GBR coral reefs |
Line Bay, AIMS |
NESP 3.3.2 |
Science evaluation of coastal wetland systems repair projects across GBR catchments |
Nathan Waltham, JCU |
NESP 4.2 |
Oceanographic drivers of bleaching in the GBR: from observations to prediction |
Craig Steinberg, AIMS |
NESP 4.8 |
‘Project 25’ – farmers, water quality and on-farm decision-making |
Dr Aaron Davis, JCU |
NESP 4.9 |
Gully characterisation framework to underpin GBR catchment water quality management |
Andrew Brooks, GU |
NESP 4.10 |
Evaluating the costs and benefits of agricultural land conversion to wetlands |
Nathan Waltham, JCU |
NESP 4.11 |
Sources, transformations and fate of dissolved organic carbon – implications for the GBR |
Michele Burford, GU |
NESP 4.12 |
Measuring cost-effectiveness and identifying key barriers and enablers of lasting behavioural change in the cane industry |
Sharyn Rundle-Thiele, GU |
NESP 5.2 |
From exposure to risk: Novel experimental approaches to analyse cumulative impacts and determine thresholds in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area (GBRWHA) |
Sven Uthicke, AIMS |
NESP 5.3 |
Benthic light as ecologically-validated GBR-wide indicator for water quality: Drivers, thresholds and cumulative risks |
Barbara Robson, AIMS |
NESP 5.4 |
Deriving ecologically relevant targets to meet desired ecosystem condition for the Great Barrier Reef: A case study for seagrass meadows in the Burdekin region |
Catherine Collier, JCU |
NESP 5.8 |
What’s really damaging the Reef? Tracing the origin and fate of the environmentally detrimental sediment and associated bioavailable nutrients |
Stephen Lewis, JCU |
NESP 5.9 |
Gully remediation effectiveness |
Rebecca Bartley, CSIRO |
NESP 5.10 |
Development and application of automated tools for high resolution gully mapping and classification from LiDAR data |
Prof Andrew Brooks, GU |
NESP 5.11 |
Improved water quality outcomes from on-farm nitrogen management |
Mike Bell, UQ |
NESP 5.12 |
Scoping land use conversion options for high DIN risk, low-lying sugarcane areas in Burdekin and Mackay Whitsunday regions |
Nathan Waltham, JCU |
NESP 5.13 |
Coastal wetland systems repair across GBR catchments – values based causal framework validation |
Nathan Waltham, JCU |
NESP 5.14 |
Identifying the water quality and ecosystem health threats to the Torres Strait from the Fly River runoff |
Jane Waterhouse & Simon Apte, JCU |