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<strong>South</strong> <strong>West</strong> Regional NRM Strategy – Ancillary Document<br />

Perkins, S 2011 Beyond <strong>the</strong> “Cali<strong>for</strong>nia condor” approach to adaptation. Climate Feedback – <strong>the</strong><br />

climate change blog. Viewed 22.March 2011 on<br />

http://blogs.nature.com/climatefeedback/2011/02/aaas_2011_beyond_<strong>the</strong>_cali<strong>for</strong>ni.html<br />

Although no one knows <strong>the</strong> ultimate effects of climate change on … ecosystems, scientists know enough … to proceed with<br />

adaptation… And while many previous studies have focused on minimizing detriments to single species of economic<br />

importance, future ef<strong>for</strong>ts should shift to preserving ecosystems and <strong>the</strong>ir capacity to adapt. Indeed, a wide variety of holes<br />

exist in scientists’ knowledge about when —and how — ecosystems will respond to climate change. While many studies have<br />

assessed <strong>the</strong> individual effects of (warming), … <strong>the</strong> combined effects of multiple stressors are largely unknown. Looking to<br />

save ecosystems by preserving a single species of importance probably won’t work … Such a “Cali<strong>for</strong>nia condor” approach – a<br />

massive ef<strong>for</strong>t dedicated to preserving just one, usually charismatic species – ignores <strong>the</strong> fact that ecosystems are finely-tuned<br />

biological networks composed of numerous interacting species. A far better approach than saving a few keystone species would<br />

be to preserve an entire ecosystem’s ability to adapt. While long-term ef<strong>for</strong>ts to mitigate climate change might address carbon<br />

dioxide emissions, <strong>the</strong> root cause of climate change, in <strong>the</strong> short term people can preserve <strong>the</strong> ocean’s biodiversity at local<br />

levels by reducing overfishing, nutrient runoff and pollution.<br />

Postma, D 2008 ICLEI water campaign - corporate and community local action plan. Technical report<br />

prepared <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> City of Mandurah, WA. 30 pp.<br />

Plan describes series of actions needed to reduce water consumption by <strong>the</strong> corporate sector and <strong>the</strong> community.<br />

Potter, IC, PN Chalmer, DJ Tiivel, RA Steckis, ME Platell and RCJ Lenanton 2000 The fish fauna and<br />

finfish fishery of <strong>the</strong> Leschenault Estuary in south-western Australia. Journal of <strong>the</strong> Royal Society of<br />

W.A. 83: 481-501.<br />

Title adequately describes content. Electronic version not available.<br />

Prior, SP and LE Beckley 2005 What do fishermen really think A case study from <strong>the</strong> Blackwood<br />

Estuary. 3rd WA State Coastal Conference, Busselton, Australia.<br />

Title adequately describes content. Electronic version not available.<br />

Raines, Julie. & Royal Australasian Ornithologists' Union. 1994, Wetlands of outstanding ornithological<br />

importance <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> Register of <strong>the</strong> National Estate in south-west <strong>West</strong>ern Australia : interim report / by<br />

Julie Raines Royal Australasian Ornitologists Union, [Adelaide :<br />

Reid, J and R Eade 2009 SkyTEM Field processed data – Darkan-Wagin (Dardadine Palaeochannel)<br />

survey. SkyTEM, Perth WA. 40 pp.<br />

Title adequately describes content – presents data on <strong>the</strong> palaeochannel.<br />

Rockwater 2008 Wagin townsite borefield – results of drilling and test pumping production bores.<br />

Department of Food and Agriculture WA, Rockwater P/L, Jolimont, WA. 130 pp.<br />

Title adequately describes content.<br />

SEConsulting 2008 Behaviour Change Framework to underpin Sustainable Agriculture in <strong>the</strong> <strong>South</strong><br />

<strong>West</strong> Region of <strong>West</strong>ern Australia. SE Consulting, Melbourne, Australia. 7 pp.<br />

This Behaviour Change workbook help to guide <strong>the</strong> reader through <strong>the</strong> process of creating a behaviour change action plan <strong>for</strong> a<br />

project. It has been designed to assist planners and deliverers of sustainable agriculture projects to achieve long-term change.<br />

Seewraj, K 2007 Governance Arrangements <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> Fence Road Drainage Scheme. Department of<br />

Water, Bunbury, WA. 36 pp.<br />

Title adequately describes content.<br />

Seewraj, K 2008a Fence Rd construction drawings. Department of Water, Bunbury, WA. 15 pp.<br />

Title adequately describes content.<br />

Seewraj, K 2008b Analysis of Monitoring Data from <strong>the</strong> Fence Road Drainage Scheme. Department of<br />

Water, Bunbury, WA. 24 pp.<br />

Title adequately describes content.<br />

Seewraj, K 2008c Technical Review of <strong>the</strong> Implementation of <strong>the</strong> Fence Road Drainage Scheme.<br />

Department of Water, Bunbury, WA. 3 pp.<br />

Title adequately describes content. Very useful document.<br />

Seewraj, K 2008d Aboriginal Heritage and Native Title Guidelines <strong>for</strong> On-Ground Works – Pilot<br />

Document. Department of Water, Bunbury, WA. 37 pp.<br />

Title adequately describes content. Very useful document.<br />

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