Troy Gaston

University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia

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A/Prof Gaston is a marine and estuarine ecologist with a research focus on ecosystem functioning, fishery productivity, stable isotope ecology and habitat rehabilitation.

Presentations this author is a contributor to:

Research Gaps in the Economic Valuation of Coastal and Marine Ecosystems in Australia (#291)

1:54 PM

Laura Montano

Session 8.1 - Accounting for benefits of restoration

Quantifying the Effects of Habitat Restoration: Biodiversity, Stable Isotopes and Imaging Sonars (#292)

2:06 PM

Troy Gaston

Session 8.1 - Accounting for benefits of restoration

Applying Environmental Economic Accounting for tidal wetland restoration in South Australia – Lessons Learned (#323)

4:18 PM

Sabine Dittmann

Session 9.1 - Accounting for benefits of restoration

Fish Community Composition of Southern Australia Micro-Estuaries (#137)

5:12 PM

Noah Morris

Poster Session I

Bayesian isotope mixing models reveal fundamental biology for the native NSW urchin Centrostephanus rodgersii and ecology of its predators (#249)

4:42 PM

Jeremy Day

Session 6.3 - General session: Marine biology

Troy Gaston

University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia

Research Gaps in the Economic Valuation of Coastal and Marine Ecosystems in Australia (#291)

Quantifying the Effects of Habitat Restoration: Biodiversity, Stable Isotopes and Imaging Sonars (#292)

Applying Environmental Economic Accounting for tidal wetland restoration in South Australia – Lessons Learned (#323)

Fish Community Composition of Southern Australia Micro-Estuaries (#137)

Bayesian isotope mixing models reveal fundamental biology for the native NSW urchin Centrostephanus rodgersii and ecology of its predators (#249)

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