Invitation to participate in research
Participants are sought for a research project exploring a topic vital to biological diversity, healthy rivers and landscapes, and the governance of water in Australia. All that participants are asked to do is complete a questionnaire and return it either as a Word doc via return email, or via snail-mail by 14 June 2010. Responses can be treated as confidential if preferred. To obtain a questionnaire, email: Ms Rosemary Cousin integra@ozonline.com.au
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