The NCCARF-TB Network offers up to $7000 in research funds to honours or Masters students twice a year. Successful projects address terrestrial biodiversity adapation to climate change.
Find reports of completed projects linked in the table below.
Honours/Masters Projects Funded
| Student | Project | University | Report |
| Round 1 - March 2009 | |||
| Verity Miles | Assessing predicted impacts of global warning on cool temperate rainforest biota. | University of Melbourne, Australian National University |
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| Rowan Harris | Using geographic information systems (GIS) and aerial photography to create and analyse a Tasmanian map of the health of forest fragments and paddock trees in dry landscapes within the Clyde river catchments. | University of Tasmania | |
| Keziah Nunn | Understanding the impact of increasing drought on vulnerable systems. | University of Tasmania | |
| Round 2 - July 2009 | |||
| Nola Hancock | The role of plant provenance in restoration ecology under climate change. | Macquarie University | |
| Kris Bell | Behavioural and physiological adaptations to climate change in Australian snakes. | James Cook University | |
| Kaylet McDonald | Can owls be used to monitor threatened mountain mammals in Queensland’s Wet Tropics? | University of Sunshine Coast | |
| Jonathon Thompson | Adaptations of ant communities to chaning fire regimes in forest in North-east Victoria. | La Trobe University | |
| Round 3 - March 2010 | |||
| Angela Eads | Building a model system to measure local adaptation to desiccation stress in a terrestrial breeding frog. | University of Western Australia | |
| Lui Weber | Plant endemism, refugia and climate change in Australian Subtropical Rainforest. | University of Queensland | |
| Valerie Hagger | Assessing the vulnerability of vertebrate species in subtropical rainforest of south-east Queensland (SEQ) to climate change. | University of Queensland | |
| Murray Scown | Vegetation and physical characteristics in veg patches thought out the Kimberly – composition and biodiversity. | University of New England | |
| Round 4 - July 2010 | |||
| Arnaud Gourret | Rainforest geckos and climate change. | James Cook University | |
| Louise Romania | Hybridisation and rapid evolution in eucalypts of the Murray-Darling Basin. | La Trobe University | |
| Allan Marsh | Vulnerability and adaptive potential of a threatened species in the Australian arid-zone system in light of climate change. | University of Wollongong | |
| Michael Lee | What are the different adaptation strategies of inland and coastal Acacia species to climate change? | University of Wollongong | |
| Round 5 - April 2011 | |||
| Vanessa Stylianou | Variation in morphological and physiological traits of a widespread and localised eucalypt species as a reflection of adaptive capacity in a drying climate. | Edith Cowan University | |
| Daniel Welsh | Heat stress in rainforest trees. | University of Queensland | |
| Lara Upton | How do micorbats tolerate the conditions of tropical hot roosts? | James Cook University | |
| Delphia Manietta | Ecophysiology of plant species and interations. | University of Queensland | |
| Round 6 - August 2011 | |||
| Barton Huntley | Using digital multispectral imagery to detect vegetation change in the species Agonis flexuosa. | Murdoch University | |
| Round 7 - April 2012 | |||
| Jasmine Lee | Assessing the climate vulnerability of Australia’s threatened species. | University of Queensland | |
| Billy Ross | Physiological stress responses of Australian wet forest frogs (Mixophyes fasciolatus) and synergies between disease (chytridiomycosis) and climate variability along altitudinal gradients in South East Queensland. | Griffith University | |
| Stephen Seaton | Effect of drought stress on population levels of Woodborers (Cerambycidae, Phoracantha spp.) in the Northern Jarrah Forest. | Murdoch University | |
