Australian Natural Resources Atlas

Natural Resource Topics

Landuse Change, Productivity & Development

Final Report of Theme 5.1 to the National Land & Water Resources Audit
August 2001

Contents

Executive Summary

Introduction

Historical and Geographical Context

Recent Land Use Changes (1983-1997)

Productivity Changes

Case Studies

Projections

Discussions and Conclusions

References

© Commonwealth of Australia 2001

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This report has been commissioned by the National Land and Water Resources Audit as part of its investigations under Theme 5 Productivity and Sustainability.

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