Natural Sequence Farming at Spring Creek, ANU Masters student Nick Streeton reports (HQ)

Natural Sequence Farming (NSF) is a holistic land management initiative developed by Mr Peter Andrews in the Upper Hunter Valley in the 1970s that seeks to reintegrate stream flow and floodplain processes to sustainably drive production and nature conservation outcomes.
The Lake Cowal Foundation (LCF) undertook the first NSF trial project in the Australian semi-arid zone in 2006 and has been working closely with many partners on this project since then.
Two Masters students from the Australian National University (ANU) have done research on this project since its inception. In 2009, Nick Streeton from ANU, sponsored by the LCF completed his masters on the development of an upstream sediment budget for Spring Creek. This is an interview with him at the completion of this Masters.

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Science & Technology

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• NSF
• Natural Sequence Farming
• Spring Creek
• Lake Cowal Foundation
• Nick Streeton

[evoinlondon]

shooooootah!

[HappyApple1980]

Great work Streeto!