Research

Are you a researcher with interests in Armidale's creeklands - if so, we would like to hear from you (see form below)!

The University of New England has, over many years, employed those with expertise in understanding fresh water systems such as the late Prof. John Burton, Foundation Professor of Natural Resources, who carried out research relevant to the potential for flooding along Dumaresq Creek with a 3D functional model created of the catchment. Currently, the University employs other relevant experts in healthy soils, remediating contaminated soils, managing vegetation, wildlife and birds, waterways and river ecosystems, the latter leading to a recent award for Building Knowledge in Waterway Management.

In addition, as demonstrated by the many papers presented to the 1999 symposium on Dumaresq Creek, many other bodies, such as the former Department of Land and Water Conservation, have been involved in research in the region's waterways.

We are keen to hear from any researchers who would like to contact our association, Visions for Armidale Creeklands, to let us know how we might be able to learn from you and/or support your applications for research projects which might be of relevance to our Aim. Please fill out the form below and we will make contact with you about your idea(s) ...

Name

First Name

Last Name

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Research field

Please describe the type of research you or your team are interested in (e.g. urban design, aquatic ecology, soil remediation, etc.)

How can we collaborate or support your research?

Please write a short description of the research you have done, are doing or would like to do and how you think it might be relevant to the Mission of our association. Please note that we are NOT a research funding body but we may be able to provide support for research applications as a collaborating partner.