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The benefits of publishing systematic quantitative literature reviews for PhD candidates and other early career researchers. Higher Education Research and Development.
CM Pickering, JA Byrne
Higher Education, Research and Development 33, 534-548, 2014
12932014
A systematic quantitative review of urban tree benefits, costs, and assessment methods across cities in different climatic zones
S Roy, J Byrne, C Pickering
Urban Forestry & Urban Greening 11 (4), 351-363, 2012
11682012
Past results and future directions in urban community gardens research
D Guitart, C Pickering, J Byrne
Urban forestry & urban greening 11 (4), 364-373, 2012
7512012
Impacts of recreation and tourism on plant biodiversity and vegetation in protected areas in Australia
CM Pickering, W Hill
Journal of environmental management 85 (4), 791-800, 2007
5582007
A review of the impacts of nature based recreation on birds
R Steven, C Pickering, JG Castley
Journal of environmental management 92 (10), 2287-2294, 2011
3962011
Comparing hiking, mountain biking and horse riding impacts on vegetation and soils in Australia and the United States of America
CM Pickering, W Hill, D Newsome, YF Leung
Journal of Environmental Management 91 (3), 551-562, 2010
3672010
From barriers to limits to climate change adaptation: path dependency and the speed of change
J Barnett, LS Evans, C Gross, AS Kiem, RT Kingsford, JP Palutikof, ...
Ecology and society 20 (3), 2015
3102015
Publishing not perishing: How research students transition from novice to knowledgeable using systematic quantitative literature reviews
C Pickering, J Grignon, R Steven, D Guitart, J Byrne
Studies in Higher Education 40 (10), 1756-1769, 2015
2842015
Recent advances in recreation ecology and the implications of different relationships between recreation use and ecological impacts
CA Monz, CM Pickering, WL Hadwen
Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 11 (8), 441-446, 2013
2682013
Do tourists disperse weed seed? A global review of unintentional human-mediated terrestrial seed dispersal on clothing, vehicles and horses
C Pickering, A Mount
Journal of Sustainable Tourism 18 (2), 239-256, 2010
2082010
The impacts of trail infrastructure on vegetation and soils: Current literature and future directions
M Ballantyne, CM Pickering
Journal of environmental management 164, 53-64, 2015
1722015
Perceptions of climate change impacts, adaptation and limits to adaption in the Australian Alps: the ski-tourism industry and key stakeholders
C Morrison, CM Pickering
Journal of Sustainable Tourism 21 (2), 173-191, 2013
1712013
Using social media to assess nature-based tourism: Current research and future trends
VT Da Mota, C Pickering
Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism 30, 100295, 2020
1692020
Vegetation associated with different walking track types in the Kosciuszko alpine area, Australia
W Hill, CM Pickering
Journal of environmental management 78 (1), 24-34, 2006
1562006
Nature-based tourism, environment and land management.
R Buckley, C Pickering, DB Weaver
1472003
Icons under threat: Why monitoring visitors and their ecological impacts in protected areas matters
WL Hadwen, W Hill, CM Pickering
Ecological management & restoration 8 (3), 177-181, 2007
1452007
Are weeds hitchhiking a ride on your car? A systematic review of seed dispersal on cars
M Ansong, C Pickering
PlosOne 8 (11), e80275, 2013
1422013
Impacts of informal trails on vegetation and soils in the highest protected area in the Southern Hemisphere
A Barros, J Gonnet, C Pickering
Journal of Environmental Management 127, 50-60, 2013
1372013
Changes in demand for tourism with climate change: a case study of visitation patterns to six ski resorts in Australia
C Pickering
Journal of Sustainable Tourism 19 (6), 767-781, 2011
1322011
Skiing less often in a warmer world: Attitudes of tourists to climate change in an Australian ski resort
CM Pickering, JG Castley, M Burtt
Geographical Research 48 (2), 137-147, 2010
1302010
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