Ecosystem Services staff

The Ecosystem Services Project demands a diverse skill set among the staff and collaborators because of the breadth of expertise and topics that the project covers. This is one of the many reasons why the Ecosystem Services Project could not be successfully undertaken by one organisation and requires a partnership approach.

Management Advisory Board

A Management Advisory Board oversees the Ecosystem Services Project and is comprised of the following members:

Within the Ecosystem Services team, there is a core skill set that is relied upon to lead each of the project components: project management, communication, modelling, scenarios, markets, and economic valuation. However, many other skills are needed which have been sought with the development of a partnership arrangement with five CSIRO divisions, and with collaboration with other research organisations and institutions.

Project integration and general management

Project Contributors

Within each region, there are project leaders and members of the community who contribute to the local case studies. These are outlined below.

Goulburn Broken

A steering committee has been established in the Goulburn Broken, which oversees the activities of the project in that region. The steering committee is comprised of:

Special thanks also go to all the community, state agency and other representatives who have given their time generously throughout the project. Special thanks also go to Rod McLennan, Brian Garrett, Paul Ryan and Kate Handley who played a significant role in completing the Inventory report.

Atherton Tablelands

Gwydir Region

Brigalow Region of Queensland

Rangelands of NSW

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