As part of my Masters, I conducted a research project under the supervision of Dr Philip Marren on the channel change of Corryong/Nariel Creek since European settlement. The site experienced bank instability issues that have variously been attributed to increasingly extreme floods, land clearing, river engineering and invasive willows. This research established the history and investigated the dynamics of the system in order to better inform future management.
Related Publications
[Masters Thesis] Teo, E. A. (2013). The Geomorphological Evolution of Corryong Creek, Victoria. University of Melbourne.
Teo, E. A., & Marren, P. M. (2014). The Evolution of Corryong/Nariel Creek since European Settlement: Implications for On-going Management Prioritisation. In G. Vietz, I. D. Rutherfurd, & R. Hughes (Eds.), 7th Australian Stream Management Conference (pp. 25–35). Townsville, Australia: Proceedings of the 7th Australian Stream Management Conference.
Elisha Anne Teo, PhD 