Peter Spooner

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Currently Involved in research at Charles Sturt University.

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Research Output 2002 2019

756 Citations
14 h-Index
42 Article
5 Conference paper
3 Chapter (peer-reviewed)
3 Abstract
5 More

Historic roads and blaze trees in the Albury region

Spooner, P., 2019, Albury and District Historical Society. Taylor, M. (ed.). Albury: Albury and District Historical Society Bulletin, Vol. 600. p. 1-3

Research output: Book chapter/Published conference paper › Conference paper

road

field survey

document

alignment

citizen

Linear reserve management: Past, present and future directions

Spooner, P., 21 Aug 2019.

Research output: Other contribution to conference › Presentation only

Seed dispersal distances by ants increase in response to anthropogenic disturbances in Australian roadside environments

Palfi, Z., Spooner, P. & Robinson, W., Aug 2019, Integrating transport infrastructures with living landscapes. Seiler, A., Rosell, C., Van Der Ree, R., Wagner, P. J., Grilo, C., Guinard, E., Van Der Grift, E. & Cramer, P. C. (eds.). Frontiers Media, p. 75-83 9 p.

Research output: Book chapter/Published conference paper › Chapter (peer-reviewed)

seed dispersal

anthropogenic activities

Iridomyrmex purpureus

Formicidae

Rhytidoponera metallica

The New South Wales Travelling Stock Route and Reserve (TSR) network: Historical extent, spatial distribution and drivers of loss 1884–2017

Vella, B., Gonzalez, P. & Spooner, P., 31 Oct 2019, In : Australian Geographer.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access

grazing

driver

spatial distribution

technological change

nineteenth century

Travelling stock routes and reserves (TSRs) and links to previous Indigenous pathways

Spooner, P., 2019, BIODIVERSITY DREAMING: Sustaining nature and agriculture after 200 years of European inland settlement in the Central Western Region of NSW: Proceedings of a conference held in Bathurst, NSW 10–11 November 2015. Kinross, C., Goldney, D., Kerle, A. & Mactaggart, B. (eds.). Bathurst, p. 37-51 14 p.

Research output: Book chapter/Published conference paper › Conference paper

cultural heritage

grazing

industry