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1. Allan, C. (2009) Roadside Partnership Program. Institute for Land Water and Society, Report No 52. A report for the Indigo and Wangaratta Shire Councils funded by North East CMA
2. Curtis, A. (2009) Landcare’s role in the landscape and the challengers ahead (as the community adapts to climate change and an uncertain future). Paper presented to the Mallee Landcare Regional Forum: Landcare – Meeting the challenge. February 25-26, Mildura, VIC, Australia.
3. Curtis, A. (2009) Providing the missing link: integrating socio-economic and biophysical data for watershed management. Paper presented to the 4th International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. July 11-13, Athens, Greece.
4. Curtis, A. (2009) Understanding implementation by rural landholders. Paper presented Australian Academy of Sciences, 2009 Fenner Conference on the Environment: the art and science of good environmental decision making. March 10-12, Canberra.
5. Lockwood, M., Davidson, J., Curtis, A., Stratford, E., and Griffith, R.(2009)' Multi-level Environmental Governance: lessons from Australian natural resource management, Australian Geographer, 40:2,169 -186
6. Minato, W. , Curtis, A. and Allan, C. (2009) Social Research looking at NRM investment and Demographic Change. In Anderssen, R.S., R.D. Braddock and L.T.H. Newham (eds) 18th World IMACS Congress and MODSIM09 International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand and International Association for Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, July 2009, pp. 2399-2405. ISBN: 978-0-9758400-7-8.
7. Prof Allan Curtis’s presentation on “Rural property turnover: trends and NRM implications” was one of a number presented at the Understanding Practice Change by Rural Landholders symposium held in Melbourne, November 14, 2008. The presentations are now available on line in video and audio formats.
8. Race, D. and Curtis, A. (2009). Building long-term commitment by landholders to conservation of native vegetation: Characteristics of successful programs. In: Anderssen, R.S., Braddock, R.D. and Newham, L.T.H. (eds) Interfacing Modelling and Simulation with Mathematical and Computational Sciences. Proceedings of the 18th World IMACS Congress and MODSIM09 International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand and International Association for Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, 13-17 July 2009. ISBN: 978-0-9758400-7-8.
9. Sharp, E., Thwaites, R., Millar, J. & Curtis, A. (2009) Factors affecting community-agency trust in bushfire management: Community member perspectives. Institute for Land, Water and Society. Report No 51
10. Thwaites, R., Curtis, A., Mazur, N., and Race, D. (2009) Understanding rural landholder responses to climate change: factors influencing landholder capacity to adapt. Paper presented to GREENHOUSE 2009: climate change and resources. March 23-26, Perth, Australia.
11. Ticehurst, J.L., Curtis, A. and Merritt, W.S. (2009) Analysing social data on adoption of conservation practices: Exploring Bayesian networks. In Anderssen, R.S., R.D. Braddock and L.T.H. Newham (eds) 18th World IMACS Congress and MODSIM09 International Congress on Modelling and Simulation. Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand and International Association for Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, July 2009, pp. 2450-2456. ISBN: 978-0-9758400-7-8.
12. Allan, C., Curtis, A., Stankey, G., and Shindler, B. (2008). Adaptive management and watersheds: A social science perspective. Journal of the American Water Resources Association, 44(1), 166-174
13. Atkinson, J., Black, R., and Curtis, A. (2008) Exploring the digital divide in an Australian regional city: Albury as a case study. Australian Geographer, 39 (4): 479-493
14. Curtis, A., Lucas, D., Nurse, M., and Skeen, M. (2008) Achieving NRM outcomes through voluntary action: lessons from landcare. Department of Sustainability and Environment, Melbourne, Vic.
15. Curtis, A., McDonald, S., Sample, R., and Mendham, E. (2008) Understanding the social drivers for natural resource management in the Wimmera region. Institute for Land, Water and Society Report # 46, Charles Sturt University, Albury, NSW.
16. Curtis, A., Race, D., Sample, R. & McDonald, S. (2008) Management of water ways and adjoining land in the Mid-Goulburn River: landholder and other stakeholder actions and perspectives. Report for the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority, ILWS Report #40.
17. Curtis, A., Sample, R., and McDonald, S. (2008) Social research evaluating River Tender Program outcomes. A report to the North East Catchment Management. Institute for Land, Water and Society Report # 41 , Charles Sturt University, Albury, NSW.
18. Harrington, C., Curtis, A. & Black, R. (2008) Locating communities in natural resource management, Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, Vol, 10, pp.199-215
19. Harrington, C., Curtis, A., and Black, R. (2008) Locating communities in natural resource management. Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, 10 (2): 199-215.
20. Lockwood, M., Davidson, J., Griffith, R., Stratford, E., and Curtis, A. (2008) Pathways to good practice in regional NRM governance: project summary and achievements. University of Tasmania, Hobart, Tasmania.
21. Mazur, N., and Curtis, A. (2008). Understanding community perceptions of aquaculture: Lessons from Australia. Aquaculture International, 16(6), 601-621
22. Mazur, N., Curtis, A., Thwaites, R., and Race, D. (2008) Rural landholder adaptation to climate changes: social research perspectives. A report to the Landscape Logic, Commonwealth Environmental Research Program.
23. Mitchell, M., Curtis, A., and Davidson, P. (2008). Evaluating the process of triple bottom line reporting: Increasing the potential for change. Local Environment, 13(2), 67-80.
24. Seymour, E., Curtis, A., Pannell, D., Ridley, A., and Allan, C. (2008) Exploring community values assigned to natural assets on the Moolort Plains, Victoria. Institute for Land, Water and Society Report # 47. Charles Sturt University, Albury, NSW
25. Stewart, H., Race, D. & Curtis, A. (2008) Expansion of Plantation Forests in the Murray Valley Region of South Eastern Australia: Social Interactions and Prospects. In: D. Race & H. Stewart (eds) Proceedings of the Australian Forest Growers National Conference: Albury-Wodonga 2008. Published by the Australian Forest Growers, ACT. pp: 191-197.
26. Thwaites, R., Curtis, A., Mazur, N., and Race, D. (2008). Understanding rural landholder responses to climate change. Institute for Land, Water and Society Report No. 48, Charles Sturt University Albury, NSW.
27. Allan, C., Curtis, A., Howard, J. & Roberton, S. (2007). 'Informing future practice through evaluation', Veg Futures 06: the conference in the field, Sharing information for regions to manage native vegetation in productive landscapes, eds D Carr & O Cox, Greening Australia
28. Allan, C., Davidson, P. & Curtis, A. (2007) ‘Giving Voice to the Researched: Exploring Evolving Relationships in Participatory Action Research’, in Being Critical and Creative in Qualitative Research, eds Higgs, J., Titchen, A., Armstrong, H., & Horsfall, D.Hampden Press, Sydney. pp. 208-218
29. Mendham E., Millar, J., and Curtis, A. (2007) Landholder participation in native vegetation management in irrigation areas, Journal of Ecological Management and Restoration, Vol. 8(1), pp. 42-48.
30. Mitchell, M., Curtis, A., & Davidson, P. ‘Can the ‘triple bottom line’ concept help organisations respond to sustainability issues/’
31. Proceedings for the 5th Australian Stream Mangement conference. Australian rivers: making a difference, 21-25 May, Institute for Land, Water and Society, Charles Sturt University, Albury, Australia.
32. Race, D., and Curtis, A. (2007) Adoption of farm forestry in Victoria: linking policy with practice. Australasian Journal of Environmental Management, 14 (3): 166-178
33. Race, D., Curtis, A., Birckhead, J. & McDonald, S. (2007) Understanding the social context of land-use in the Boorowa catchment: Lessons for measuring and managing the social implications of changes in rural land-use. DPI Report #3, NSW Department of Primary Industries: Orange, NSW. pp. 63, ISSN 1832-6676.
34. Stewart, H., Race, D., Curtis, A. and McDonald, S.* (2007). Social dimensions of plantation expansion in north east Victoria. Report No. 38, Institute for Land, Water and Society, Charles Sturt University, Albury, 171 pp
35. Allan, C., Curtis, A .,& Mazur, N. (2006).Understanding the social impacts of floods, in Floods in an Arid Continent , A Poiani, Advances in Ecological Research 39, Elsevier.
36. Allan, C., Curtis, A. & N. Mazur. Understanding the social impacts of floods. In Floods in an arid continent. A. Poiani (ed), Advances in Ecological Research. Elsevier Press.
37. Allan, C., Curtis, A., Stankey, G.H. and Shindler, B. (2006) Adaptive management and watersheds: A social science perspective, Panel session for the American Water Resources Association Speciality Summer Conference, Adaptive Management of Water Resources, June 26-28, Missoula, Montana.
38. Allan, C., Davidson, P., and Curtis, A. (2006) Who us, do the research? Reflections on three participatory action research projects. in G. Whiteford (ed) Voice, identity and reflexivity. Pp. 208-218. Proceedings of the Second RIPPLE Qualitative Research as Interpretive Practice Conference, 2005. Charles Sturt University, Bathurst, Australia.
39. Allan,C., Curtis,A., Howard, J., McDonald S., and Robertson, S. (2006) ILWS Report No. 2 'Evaluation of the North East Catchment Management Authority's River Tender Pilot.
40. Atkinson, J., Teng,T., Curtis, A., Black, R., and Cooke, P. (2006) The digital divide in Albury. Report #35. Institute for Land, Water and Society, Albury, NSW.(Technical Report)
41. Curtis, A., and Cooke, P. (2006). Landcare in Victoria: after twenty years. Report to the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. Report #20, Institute for Land, Water and Society, Albury, NSW.
42. Curtis, A., Cooke, P., McDonald, S. and Mendham, E (2006). ‘Corangamite Regional Social Benchmarking Survey 2006.’ Report Number 30, Institute for Land, Water and Society. Charles Sturt University, Albury.
43. Curtis, A., Cooke, P., McDonald, S., & Mendham, E. (2006) Corangamite social benchmarking survey 2006. Report # 30. Institute for Land, Water and Society, Albury, NSW( Technical Report)
44. Mazur, N. & Curtis, A.(2006) Risk perceptions, aquaculture, and issues of trust: Lessons from Australia. Society and Natural Resources 19: 791-808.
45. Pannell, D.J., Marshall, G.R., Barr, N., Curtis A., Vanclay, F. and Wilkinson, R. (2006) Understanding and promoting adoption of conservation technologies by rural landholders. Australasian Journal of Experimental Agriculture. 46 (11): 1407-1424. PDF version (174KB)
46. Race, D., Curtis, A., Birckhead, J., Boyd, M., Cooke, P., McDonald, S., & Sample, R. (2006) Assessment of customer responses to total channel control and channel automation in the central Goulburn Irrigation Area, Victoria. Report # 32. Institute for Land, Water and Society, Albury, NSW.(Technical Report)
47. Stewart, H., Race, D. and Curtis, A. (2006). The role of planted forests in regional landscapes of south eastern Australia. Proc. Conf. of Greening Australia (Veg Futures 2006), 20-22 March 2006, Albury, p. 82 (abstract only) and available at http://www.greeningaustralia.org.au.
48. Wilson, A., Jansen, A., Curtis, A. & Robertson, A. (2006) Measuring riparian condition: a comparison of assessments by landholders and scientists. Ecological Management & Restoration, 7(2): 123-129.
49. Allan, C., and Curtis, A. (2005) Nipped in the bud: Why regional scale adaptive management is not blooming. Environmental Management, 36(3); 414-425.
50. Curtis, A, Byron, I, and MacKay, J Integrating socio-economic and biophysical data to underpin collaborative watershed management. (2005) Journal of the American Water Resources Association 41 (3):549-563.
51. Curtis, A., Byron, I., and MacKay, J. (2005) Integrating socio-economic and biophysical data to underpin collaborative watershed management. Journal of the American Water Resources Association. 41 (3): 549-563 PDF version (1.2MB)
52. Curtis, A., Byron, I., and MacKay, J. (2005) Integrating socio-economic and biophysical data to underpin collaborative watershed management. Journal of the American Water Resources Association.41 (3):549-563.
53. Race, D., Birckhead, J., Curtis, A. and McDonald, S. Report No. 1 'Socio- economic profile of the Boorowa catchment, New South Wales.
54. Grant, A. & Curtis, A. (2004). Refining evaluation criteria for public participation using stakeholder perceptions of process and outcomes. Rural Society, 14 (2), pp.127-142
55. Paton, S., Curtis, A, McDonald, G., and Woods, M. Regional NRM – is it sustainable? (2004) Australasian Journal of Environmental Management 11(4);259-267. PDF version (193KB)
56. Wilson AL, Jansen A, Curtis A and Robertson A (2004) Understanding landholder management of riparian zones in the Goulburn Broken Catchment. Proceedings of the 4th Stream Management Conference, 19-22 October, 2004, Launceston, Tasmania.
57. Allan, C & Curtis, A (2003) 'Regional Scale Adaptive Management: Lessons from the North East Salinity Strategy', Australasian Journal of Environmental Management, vol. 10, no. 2, pp.76-84.
58. Curtis, A., Shindler, B., and Wright, A. (2002) Sustaining local wat. Journal of the American Water Resources Association, ershed initiatives: lessons from Landcare and Watershed Councils38 (5): 1207-1216. PDF version (330KB
59. Curtis, A., Shindler, B., and Wright, A. (2002) Sustaining local watershed initiatives: lessons from Landcare and Watershed Councils. Journal of the American Water Resources Association, 38(5): 1207-1216.
60. Curtis, A., and Lockwood, M. (2000) Landcare and catchment management in Australia: lessons for state-sponsored community participation. Society and Natural Resources, 13: 61-73.
61. Curtis, A., and De Lacy, T. (1998) Landcare, stewardship and sustainable agriculture in Australia. Environmental Values, 7:59-78.
62. Curtis, A. Davidson, P. and De Lacy, T. (1997), ‘Women’s participation and experience of Landcare in Australia’, Journal of Sustainable Agriculture vol. 10, no. 2/3, pp. 37-56.
63. Curtis, A., and De Lacy, T. (1996) Landcare in Australia: does it make a difference. Journal of Environmental Management, 46:119-137.

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