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Markets for Ecosystem Services Publications
NewReeson, AF & Tisdell, J (2006) When
good incentives go bad: An experimental study of institutions,
motivations and crowding out Coggan, Anthea & Stuart M Whitten (2005) Exploring
development offsets as a tool for conserving ecosystem services
Paper 2 - Draft for discussion Ecosystem Services and Rural
Residential Development - A Case Study of the Murrindindi Shire
of Victoria. CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, Canberra Tradeable recharge credits in Coleambally Irrigation Area: Report 1 What are the issues? October 2003 CSIRO & BDA Group Stuart Whitten, Drew Collins and Shahbaz Khan ISBN: 0975178318 Tradeable recharge credits in Coleambally Irrigation Area: Report 2 Economic impact of tradeable recharge credits and other net recharge abatement policies for the Coleambally Irrigation Area December 2005 CSIRO & BDA Group David Robinson, Stuart M. Whitten, Shahbaz Khan, Drew Collins and John Ward. ISBN: 0975178326 Tradeable recharge credits in Coleambally Irrigation Area: Report 3 Designing experiments to test tradeable recharge credits in the Coleambally Irrigation Area October 2004 CSIRO & BDA Group John Ward. ISBN: 0975178334 Tradeable recharge credits in Coleambally Irrigation Area: Report 4 Laboratory tests of alternative institutional frameworks August 2005 CSIRO & BDA Group John Ward. ISBN: 0975178342 Tradeable recharge credits in Coleambally Irrigation Area: Report 5 Field trial and farm case studies September 2005 CSIRO & BDA Group Stuart Whitten, David Robinson, John Ward, and Mike Ridley. ISBN: 0975178350 Tradeable recharge credits in Coleambally Irrigation Area: Report 6 Biophysical modelling for linking farms with regional net recharge targets August 2005 Shahbaz Khan and Tariq Rana. ISBN: 0975178369 Tradeable recharge credits in Coleambally Irrigation Area: Report 7 Experiences, lessons and findings July 2005 CSIRO & BDA Group Stuart M Whitten, Shahbaz Khan, Drew Collins, David Robinson, John Ward and Tariq Rana. ISBN: 0975178377 ReportsAnthea Coggan, Stuart M Whitten & Art Langston (2005) Exploring
development offsets as a tool for conserving ecosystem services
Paper 1 Ecosystem Services and Rural Residential Development
- A Case Study of the Murrindindi Shire of Victoria. CSIRO Sustainable
Ecosystems, Canberra Stuart Whitten, Marc Carter and Gary Stoneham (Eds) (2004). Market-based
tools for environmental management - Proceedings of the 6th annual
AARES national symposium 2003. RIRDC, Canberra. Order
Form Whitten. S, Bennett. J, Moss. W, Handley. M and Phillips. W, (2002). Incentive measures for conserving freshwater ecosystems. Review and recommendations for Australian policy makers. Environment Australia Case Study Markets
Goulburn Broken
Coggan, Anthea, Stuart M Whitten & Art Langston (2005) Exploring
development offsets as a tool for conserving ecosystem services
Paper 1 Ecosystem Services and Rural Residential Development
- A Case Study of the Murrindindi Shire of Victoria. CSIRO Sustainable
Ecosystems, Canberra Coggan, Anthea & Stuart M Whitten (2005) Exploring
development offsets as a tool for conserving ecosystem services
Paper 2 - Draft for discussion Ecosystem Services and Rural
Residential Development - A Case Study of the Murrindindi Shire
of Victoria. CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, Canberra Coleambally
Whitten, Khan, Collins (2004). Tradable
recharge rights in Coleambally Irrigation Area. AARES 48th
Annual Conference 11-13 Febraury 2004 Melbourne, Victoria Robinson, D., S.Whitten, S. Khan, D. Collins, J. Ward (2005)
Modelling the Economic
Benefit of Cap and Trade for Irrigation Salinity Management
Paper presented to the 49th Annual Conference of the Australian
Agricultural and Resource Economics Society Coffs Harbour 9-11
February 2005 Blackwood Basinno publications available Desert UplandsRESEARCH REPORT No. 1 Esablishing East-West Landscape Linkage
in the Southern Desert Uplands RESEARCH REPORT No. 2 Esablishing East-West Landscape Linkage
in the Southern Desert Uplands RESEARCH REPORT No. 3 Esablishing East-West Landscape Linkage
in the Southern Desert Uplands RESEARCH REPORT No. 4 Esablishing East-West Landscape Linkage
in the Southern Desert Uplands RESEARCH REPORT No. 6 Esablishing East-West Landscape Linkage
in the Southern Desert Uplands FitzroyRESEARCH REPORT No. 1 Establishing the Potential for Offset Trading
in the Lower Fitzroy River RESEARCH REPORT No. 2 Establishing the Potential for Offset Trading
in the Lower Fitzroy River RESEARCH REPORT No. 3 Establishing the Potential for Offset Trading
in the Lower Fitzroy River Desert Knowledge CRCCoggan, A.J and Whitten, SM (2005) Market
Based Instruments (MBIs) in Australia: What are they, important
issues to consider and some applications to date Whitten SM (2005) MARKET
AND INCENTIVE DESIGN Presentation to Desert Knowledge CRC
- Rewards for Biodiversity launch presentation GeneralEmerging Market-Based Instruments Workshop. CSIRO Canberra, Nov 2005 - Presentations
Coggan, A.J, Whitten, S.M and Abel, N (2004) Accounting
for water flows: Are entitlements to water complete and defensible
and does this matter? IPA Symposium on Establishing Australian
Water Markets, Melbourne, Australia, August 9th 2004. Whitten, Salzman, Shelton and Proctor (2003). Markets
for ecosystem services: Applying the concepts. 47th Annual
Conference of the Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics
Society, Fremantle Whitten. S, Bennett. J, Moss. W, Handley. M and Phillips. W, (2002). Incentive measures for conserving freshwater ecosystems. Review and recommendations for Australian policy makers. Environment Australia Bennett, Jeff , Martin van Bueren and Stuart Whitten (2002).
Estimating Society's Willingness
to Pay to Maintain Viable Rural Communities Whitten, Stuart M.and Jeff Bennett. A
bio-economic model of wetland protection on private lands
Whitten, Stuart M.and Jeff Bennett. Economics
for Natural Resources Management: Bio-economic Modelling, Policy
Threshold Analysis and Transaction Costs Whitten, Stuart M.and Jeff Bennett. Social
values of privately owned wetland resources Whitten, Stuart, Martin van Bueren and Drew Collins. An
Overview of Market-Based Instruments and Environmental Policy
in Australia. 6th Annual National AARES Symposium, Canberra
Whitten, Stuart and Mike Young. Market-Based
Tools for Environmental Management: Where do they fit and where
to next? 6th Annual National AARES Symposium, Canberra Experimental Economics
Background PublicationsBinning, Baker, Meharg, Cork and Kearns (2001). Making
Farm Forestry Pay - Markets for Ecosystem Services. Report to
the Joint Venture Agroforestry Program, Rural Industries Research
and Development Corporation. Repairing the Country:
Leveraging Private Investment Report (2001). Prepared for
the Business Leaders Round Table. Binning and Young (2000). Native
Vegetation: Institutions, Policies and Incentives Report to the
National R&D Program on Rehabilitation, Management and Conservation
of Remnant Vegetation, Environment Australia, Canberra. Binning and Fielman (2000). Landscape
Conservation and the Non-government Sector. Report to the
National R&D Program on Rehabilitation, Management and Conservation
of Remnant Vegetation, Environment Australia, Canberra. Binning, Young & Cripps (1999). Beyond
Road Rates and Rubbish: Opportunities for local government to
conserve native vegetation. Report to the National R&D
Program on Rehabilitation, Management and Conservation of Remnant
Vegetation, Environment Australia, Canberra. Binning, Young & Cripps (1999). Talking
to the Taxman about Nature Conservation: The impact of taxation
on the conservation of remnant vegetation. Report to the National
R&D Program on Rehabilitation, Management and Conservation
of Remnant Vegetation, Environment Australia, Canberra. Binning and Young (1999). Conservation
Hindered: The impact of local government rates and state land
taxes on the conservation of native vegetation. Report to
the National R&D Program on Rehabilitation, Management and
Conservation of Remnant Vegetation, Environment Australia, Canberra.
Binning and Young (1999). Philanthropy
Sustaining the Land. Briefing paper. The Ian Potter Foundation,
Melbourne. Binning and Thorman (1999). Decision
Points for Biodiversity: Case Study of Options for Implementing
the Lower Hunter and Central Coast Biodiversity Strategy.
Report to the Lower Hunter and Central Coast regional Environment
Strategy Committee, CSIRO, Canberra. OtherNew Horizons in Market-Based Instruments Symposium Presentaions
available from webpage Greg Murtough, Barbara Aretino and Anna Matysek (2002) Creating Markets for Ecosystem Services Productivity Commission staff paper |
Paper presented to 2006 Annual AARES Conference - 8th-10th February
2006, Sydney, NSW or 
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