Australian Institute of Alpine Studies |
Roger Good

affiliation
Retired
contact details
research interests
publications
Good, R.B. (2008) The impacts of climate change on
the Alpine biota: Management Adaptations in the Australian Alps
International Mountain Forum Bulletin. January 2008 pp 9 –11.
Mountain Forum Secretariat, Kathmandu, Nepal.
Good, R.B. (2008) Management adaptations to climate change in the
alpine area. In: K.F. McCue and S. Lenz, Corridors for survival in
a changing world. Proceedings of Nat. Parks Association
ACT . Symposium Canberra pp29-34.
Good, R.B. (2009) Restoration of Mires (bogs and fens) in the
Australian Alps following domestic stock grazing and the impacts of the
2003 wildfires. Invited paper on the Ecological Management and
Restoration Society and the Global Restoration Network websites, as
one of the 25 most significant restoration projects in Australasia over
the past decade. Presented on behalf of the Alps Mire Restoration and Research
Group.
Good, R G (1973) A preliminary assessment of erosion following wildfire in Kosciusko Natioanl Park, NSW in 1972, J. NSW SCS. 29: 4
Good, R G (1976) Contrived regeneration of alpine herbfields, ANZAAS Congress, Hobart
Good, R G (1986) A basis for fire management in alpine national parks, In: K. Frawley (ed) Management of Alpine National Parks, National Parks Accos, Canberra
Good, R G (1989) (ed) The Scientific significance of the Australian Alps, Aust Academy of Science & AALC, Canberra, pp.392
Good, R G (1991) Conservation status of fungi in the Australian Alps, National workshop on: the conservation of non-vascular plants, National Botanical Gardens, Canberra
Good, R G (1992) The Scientific heritage of the Australian Alps, In: B. Scougall (ed) The cultural heritage of the Australian Alps, AALC
Good, R G (1992 ) (ed) Les Alpes australiennes - The Australian Alps, Revue de Geographie Alpine, Institut de la Montange, Joseph Fourier University, Grenoble, France, No. 2-3 Tome LXXX
Good, R G (1992) Kosciusko heritage - the conservation significance of Kosciusko National Park, NPWS & Surrey Betty & Sons, Sydney, pp. 195
Good, R G (1995) Sustainable development in the Australian Alps, Jnl. Mountain Research & Development 15: 3
Good, R G (1995) Biological diversity data sheet - the Australian Alps, In: S. D. Davis, V. H. Heywood & O. Herrera-McBryde (eds) Centres of plant diversity - a guide and strategy for their conservation, IUCN Gland Switzerland & WWF Plant Conservation Office Survey, UK
Good, R G (1996) Grazing and protected areas - a cultural landuse conflict int he Australian Alps, In: M Ralston, K Hughey & K O'Connor (eds) Mountains of East Asia and the Pacific, Lincoln University, New Zealand, pp. 260
Good, R G (1996) Australian alpine plants - origins and distribution, Southern Alpines 96 Conference, Christchurch, New Zealand
Good, R G (1998) The impact of snow regimes on the distribution of alpine vegetation, In: Snow a natural history: an uncertain future, (K Green, ed), pp.98-112
Good, R G (1999) Rehabilitation and revegetation of the Kosciuszko summit area following the removal of grazing - an historical review, 3rd Biennual Conference of Australian Network for Plant Conservation, ANPC, Canberra
Johnston, S & Good, R G (1997) The impact of exogenous zinc on the soils and plant communities, Carruthers Peak, Kosciuszko national Park, In: Proceedings of Australian Soils Society Conference
Johnston, S & Good, R G (1998) The management of zinc toxicity during and following revegetation of eroded alpine lands, In: G Worboys, T De Lacy & M Lockwood (eds) Management of protected areas, IUCN Commission of Protected Areas (in press)
Pulsford, I, Wright, G T & Good, R G (1993) The vegetation of the Snowy Mountains, Kosciusko National Park - its significance and human impacts, In: Proceedings of 17th Biannual Conference SGAP, Sydney
Worboys, G L, Mackay, J, Spate, A & Good, R G (1991) Protected area management in the Australian Alps - a case study: Kosciusko National Park, In: L S Hamilton, J Bauer & H F Takeuchi (eds) Parks, peaks and people, Eat-West Cente, Hawaii
current research or projects
l
Home l About Us
l Contact Us l Directory
l Newsletters l Register
l resources l Site
Map l
|