Vegetation and longitudinal coarse sediment connectivity affect the ability of ecosystem restoration to reduce riverbank erosion and turbidity in drinking water
Joe McMahon(Griffith University), Justin C. Stout(Griffith University), Andrew Brooks, Nina Elizabeth Saxton(Griffith University), Justine Kemp(Griffith University), Arman Haddadchi(New Zealand Brain Research Institute), Graeme Curwen(Griffith University), W. N. Venables(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Morag Stewart(Seqwater), Ben Stewart‐Koster(Griffith University), Jon Olley(Griffith University), James C. R. Smart(Griffith University)
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