A range of post-grad projects that can be formulated to suit Honours, Masters or PhD.

The projects will focus on four main themes -

• Productivity – farm and natural capital, including soil health​
• Hydrological – surface & sub-surface water balance & quality​
• Ecological Function – diversity & abundance​
• Social Capital – people, adapting to change and adopting new methods​

Themes are underpinned by broad focus areas

• improve measures of hydrological function at multiple scales​
  This project is focusing on understanding the dynamics of the water movements and quality within the catchments.​
   
• Be a catalyst for improving community engagement and cohesion within the catchment ​
  This project is focusing on understanding how the MRI attitudes. approach can improve Social Capital , Landholder participation and landholder ​

• Significantly improve native floral and faunal diversity and abundance
  This project is focussing on understanding the dynamics of the flora and fauna of the catchment.​
   
• Improve farm productivity & productivity and soil health. profitability
  This project is focusing on the combined adoption of Mulloon pasture management practices and catchment hydrology manipulation to improve: agricultural ​

• Landscape Function Analysis
• Bird Survey Analysis
• Satellite Analysis of Riparian Vegetation Cover
• Rapid Stream Appraisal
• Conduct and Assess Water Balance Model APSIM SoilWAT
• Assess soil water infiltration rates across the floodplains
• Soil characterisation and calibration of Sentek soil moisture sensors
• Satellite Analysis of Floodplain Vegetation Cover Change
• Satellite Analysis of Floodplain Vegetation Biomass
• Assessing catchment hydrology response to landscape rehydration actions
• Assessing climate station datasets to calculate important metrics for application for farmers 

These can be done at various scales, including that of the catchment, property or subset management areas.