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Downloadable Research Bulletins
Please see below for a list of research bulletins that are available to download.
Review of Early research on the nutrition and growth of eucalypts planted in rehabilatated bauxite mined areas in the darling range, Western Australia
[906 KB]
Rehabilitation of mine wastes in a temperate environment
[905 KB]
Studies on invertebrates in relation to bauxite mining activities in the Darling Range - a review of the first eighteen months research.
[427 KB]
Sub-soil preparation and nutrition effects on the early growth of Eucalyptus species
[440 KB]
Germination responses of thirteen legume species to boiling.
[314 KB]
Vacumm drilling - A more rapid and economic method for evaluation of soil salt and soil water content in the Darling Range
[572 KB]
A preliminary ecological survey of the Wagerup ant fauna
[607 KB]
Use of rehabilitated bauxite mined areas in the Jarrah forest by vertebrate fauna
[365 KB]
Termite utilisation of rehabilitated bauxite mined areas
[287 KB]
Formation of wetlands as a possible rehabilitation option for open cut mining in the south west of Western Australia
[305 KB]
Assessment of the floral composition acheived by two topsoil handling techniques used for rehabilitation of bauxite mined areas - preliminary study.
[332 KB]
A method for assessing the likely effects of bauxite mining on conservation of flora and fauna management priority areas
[2190 KB]
Phytophthora Cinnamomi in operational and rehabilitated bauxite mine areas in South-Western Australia
[566 KB]
Mining related compaction - A case study in the Darling Range, Western Australia
[475 KB]
Red - A hydrological design model used in the rehabilitation of bauxite minepits in the Darling Range - Western Australia
[317 KB]
Salt storage in the bauxitic laterite region of the Darling Range, Western Australia
[687 KB]
The effect of a clover understorey on growth and nutrient status in a stand of Eucalyptus Resinifera Smith.
[415 KB]
The effect of controlled burns on Nitrogen and Phosphorus in rehabilitatied bauxite mines
[998 KB]
Response of seeded eucalypts and understorey to broadcast nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer on a rehabilitated bauxite mine
[333 KB]
Simulation of the hydrologic response of the Del park catchment to bauxite mining
[1292 KB]
The effect of a tall dense Acacia understorey on small shrub and herb species native to the Jarrah Forest
[1094 KB]
Estimation of soil salinities east of the Huntly mine, Darling Range, W.A.
[847 KB]
Geomorphological attributes of first and second order catchments in the intermediate rainfall zone of the northern Jarrah forest.
[643 KB]
Relationships of groundwater levels and soil salt storages to the geomorphology of the intermediate rainfall zone of the northern Jarrah forest Western Australia
[856 KB]
Groundwater salinities of the intermediate rainfall zone on the northern Jarrah Forest, Western Australia
[947 KB]
Bioremediation of bauxite residue in Western Australia
[892 KB]
Response of two eucalypt species to fertilizer application on rehabilitated bauxite mines in Western Australia
[11709 KB]
Assessment of dieback spread associated with bauxite mining
[493 KB]
A survey of the frequency , duration and oxygen content of surface and sub-surface water in rehabilitated mined areas at Huntly mine
[512 KB]
Field establishment of 40 Jarrah forest species in response to Gibberellic Acid and Smoke treatment
[11695 KB]
Rainfall interception in the Del Park catchment of the Northern Jarrah Forest, Western Australia
[11747 KB]
Estimating the hydrologic response of the Del park catchment to bauxite mining
[12521 KB]
Differences in species abundance between sites rehabilitated with direct return and stockpiled soil
[11747 KB]
Weed potential of woody Jarrah forest species previously used in bauxite mine rehabilitation.
[11781 KB]
Investigating thinning and burning operations in 10 to 13 year old rehabilitated bauxite mines in the Jarrah Forest
[2210 KB]
The effect of tree density and vigorous legumes on understorey species richness, density and cover in rehabilitated bauxite mines
[327 KB]
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