Landcare: reading list

• Agrimark (1989). A qualitative study of farmer's attitudes to tree planting and on-farm conservation issues. Collingwood, Vic, Agrimark Consultants Pty Ltd.
• Amirtharajah, M. and G. Kearney (1996). Glenelg salinity implementation survey: A survey of landholder attitudes, practices and intentions for salinity control in the Glenelg Region. Hamilton, Vic., Department of Natural Resources and Environment.
• Anonymous (1992). Victoria's decade of landcare plan. Melbourne, Landcare Victoria.
• Barr, N. and J. W. Cary (1992). Greening a brown land: The Australian search for sustainable land use. Melbourne, Macmillan.
• Beale, B. and P. Fray (1990). The vanishing continent: Australia's degraded environment. Sydney, Hodder & Stoughton.
• Bourne, J. (1998). Monitoring land condition: A field recording booklet. Adelaide, CRC for Soil and Land Management.
• Braysher, M. (1993). Managing vertebrate pests: Principles and strategies. Canberra, AGPS.
• Brewin, D. (1980). Farmers' perceptions of group conservation programs and soil conservation practices. Parkville, University of Melbourne, School of Agriculture and Forestry.
• Brown, V. A., Ed. (1996). Landcare languages: A communication manual for landcare. Canberra, DPIE.
• Campbell, A. and G. Siepen (1994). Landcare - communities shaping the land and the future. St. Leonards, N.S.W., Allen & Unwin.
• Cary, J. W., A. J. Beel, et al. (1986). Farmers' attitudes towards land management for conservation. Parkville, School of Agriculture and Forestry, University of Melbourne.
• Cary, J. (1994). A study of a landcare extension service: The Hamilton environmental awareness and learning project and the landcare link. Parkville, Vic, School of Agriculture and Forestry, University of Melbourne.
• Chamala, S. and P. D. Mortiss (1990). Working together for landcare. Brisbane, Australian Academic Press.
• Chamala, S. and K. J. Keith (1995). Participative approaches for landcare: Perspectives, policies, programs. Brisbane, Australian Academic Press.
• Chisholm, A. H. C. and R. G. Dumsday (1987). Land degradation - problems and policies. Sydney, Oxford University Press.
• Conacher, A. and J. Conacher (1995). Rural land degradation in Australia Oxford University Press.
• Cosgrove, L., D. Evans, et al. (1994). Restoring the land: Environmental values, knowledge and action. Melbourne University Press.
• CSIRO (1993). Land and water care program. Melbourne, CSIRO.
• Curtis, A., T. De Lacy, et al. (1992). Evaluating landcare in Victoria: an analysis of landcare group annual returns 1988/89 to 1990/91. Albury, Charles Sturt University.
• Curtis, A. (1995). Landcare in Victoria: The state of play. Albury, Charles Sturt University.
• Curtis, A. (1996). Landcare in Victoria: A decade of partnerships. Albury, Charles Sturt University.
• Edgar, R. V. and D. Patterson (1992). The evolution continues - Victorian landcare groups. 7th ISCO Conference. Sydney, International Soil Conservation Organisation.
• Flannery, T. F. (1994). The Future Eaters. Melbourne, Reed Books.
• Fontana, D. and J. Williamson (1995). So you thought owning a small property was easy: Property management planning for small farms and properties. Melbourne, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
• Garrett, B. K., Ed. (1993). Whole farm planning: Principles and options. Melbourne, Agmedia.
• Hobbs, R. J. and D. A. Saunders, Eds. (1993). Reintegrating fragmented landscapes: Towards sustainable production and nature conservation. New York, Springer-Verlag.
• Huberkon, G., G. Hugo, et al. (1999). Country matters: Social atlas of rural and regional Australia. Kingston ACT, Bureau of Resource Sciences.
• Industry Commission (1998). A full repairing lease: inquiry into ecologically sustainable land management. Belconnen, ACT, Australian Industry Commission.
• Kelly, A. and S. Sewell (1988). With head, heart and hand: Dimensions of community building. Brisbane, Boolarong Publications.
• Lawrence, G., F. Vanclay, et al., Eds. (1992). Agriculture, environment and society: The Australian experience. Macmillan.
• Lawrence, G. A., K. Lyons, et al. (1996). Social change in rural Australia. Rockhampton, Rural Social and Economic Research Centre, Central Queensland University.
• Leopold, A. (1949). A sand county almanac and sketches here and there. New York, Oxford University Press.
• Lockie, S. and F. Vanclay (1997). Critical landcare. Wagga Wagga, NSW, Charles Sturt University, Centre for Social Research.
• Low, T. (1999). Feral future. Ringwood, Vic., Viking.
• Mason, J. (1997). Sustainable Agriculture. East Roseville, NSW, Kangaroo Press.
• Matheson, B. (1996). Landcare: Rural property planning. Port Melbourne, Vic, Inkata Press.
• Morris, B., Ed. (1993). Landcare: Science in action. Melbourne, CSIRO.
• Mues, C., H. Roper, et al. (1994). Survey of landcare and land management practices,1992-93. Canberra, ABARE.
• Mues, C., L. Chapman, et al. (1998). Landcare: Promoting improved land management practices on Australian farms. Canberra, ABARE.
• Pratley, J. and A. Robertson, Eds. (1998). Agriculture and the environmental imperative. Collingwood, Vic., CSIRO.
• Research Network (1989). An evaluation of rural community participation in the landcare program. South Melbourne, Vic., The Research Network Pty Ltd.
• Roberts, B. (1992). Land care manual. Sydney, University of New South Wales Press.
• Roberts, B. (1995). The quest for sustainable agriculture and land use. Sydney, University of New South Wales Press.
• Seddon, G. (1997). Landprints: Reflections on place and landscape. Oakleigh, Vic., Cambridge University Press.
• Sorensen, A. D. and R. Epps (1993). Prospects and policies for rural Australia. Melbourne, Longman Cheshire.
• Squires, V. and P. G. Tow, Eds. (1991). Dryland Farming: A systems approach: An analysis of dryland agriculture in Australia, Sydney University / Oxfords University Press.
• Standing Committee on Environment, Recreation and the Arts (1989). The effectiveness of land degradation policies and programs. Canberra, House of Representatives, Australian Government Publishing Service.
• Theobald, R. (1999). We do have future choices: Strategies for fundamentally changing the 21st century. Lismore, N.S.W., Southern Cross University Press.
• Vanclay, F. M. and J. W. Cary (1989). Farmer' perceptions of dryland soil salinity. Parkville, Vic., School of Agriculture and Forestry, University of Melbourne.
• Walker, K. J., Ed. (1992). Australian environment policy: Ten case studies. Sydney, New South Wales University Press.
• White, M. E. (1997). Listen...our land is crying. East Roseville, N.S.W., Kangaroo Press.
• Wilkinson, R. L. and J. W. Cary (1992). Monitoring landcare in central Victoria. Parkville, University of Melbourne, School of Agriculture and Forestry.
• Wilkinson, R. L. and J. W. Cary (1993). Monitoring soilcare in north east Victoria. Parkville, University of Melbourne, School of Agriculture and Forestry.
• Wilkinson, R. and N. Barr (1993). Community Involvement in catchment management: An evaluation of community planning in the Victorian salinity program. Melbourne, Department of Agriculture.