Traditional Owner involvement = better wetland restoration outcomes and care of Country:https://t.co/ntUUeFr6WM
— Joe Greet (@jgreet81) January 30, 2023
A big THANK YOU to @NarrapR @Gaskers09Sarah and all coauthors for guiding me on this journey of which I am most proud.@The_WERG @MelbourneWater @AusFreshwater pic.twitter.com/Q0CKvDedFH
Our new paper demonstrates that warmer water exacerbates the impacts of flooding on plants, highlighting the adverse implications of flow regulation and climate change on riparian plants: https://t.co/EV71lki4BA Great work Alanna @chsjones @dr_lyndsey! @The_WERG @AusFreshwater pic.twitter.com/K1dj1ZKk92
— Joe Greet (@jgreet81) April 26, 2022
What'll it take to promote the rehabilitation of riparian forests degraded by flow regulation, stream modification or river-floodplain disconnection?@jgreet81 & co examined the response of a keystone riparian tree to restored flooding, reduced competition & seed addition 👇👇👇 https://t.co/vWI1qGLBUP
— Yung En Chee (@YungEnChee1) December 21, 2021
Identifying key life stage transitions limiting direct seeding success will help manage bottlenecks to plant recruitment. We quantified life stage transitions in the field and glasshouse, with below-ground processes most limiting @The_WERG. https://t.co/UsjAGPfgrK pic.twitter.com/amTU7E3eaB
— Elsevier Environment (@ELSenviron) January 14, 2022
NEW paper by PhD student Sarah Fischer in Forest Ecology and Management that highlights how restored river-floodplain connectivity in conjunction with revegetation can promote floodplain forest regeneration: https://t.co/5WP2iGWcfu @JaneCatford @jgreet81 @AusFreshwater @SciMelb pic.twitter.com/FLK3Dxr1K7
— Waterway Ecosystem Research Group (@The_WERG) May 3, 2021
Dr Joe Greet 