Garreth Kyle

Inside the “Black Box” of River Restoration: Using Catchment History to Identify Disturbance and Response Mechanisms to Set Targets for Process-Based Restoration

Sarah Mika, Joanna Hoyle, Garreth Kyle et al. · Ecology and Society · 2010 · 64 citations · Full text

Plant functional trait variation in relation to riparian geomorphology: The importance of disturbance

Garreth Kyle, Michelle R. Leishman · Austral Ecology · 2009 · 48 citations

Landscape Processes, Biodiversity, Upper Hunter River +13

Reduced soil compaction enhances establishment of non-native plant species

Garreth Kyle, Karen H. Beard, Andrew Kulmatiski · Plant Ecology · 2007 · 40 citations

Plant-soil Relationship, Plant-soil Interaction, Soil Compaction +1

Functional trait differences between extant exotic, native and extinct native plants in the Hunter River, NSW: a potential tool in riparian rehabilitation

Garreth Kyle, Michelle R. Leishman · River Research and Applications · 2008 · 30 citations · Full text

Biodiversity, Hunter River, Engineering +14

Arresting the rate of land clearing: Change in woody native vegetation cover in a changing agricultural landscape

Garreth Kyle, David H. Duncan · Landscape and Urban Planning · 2012 · 25 citations

Land Clearing, Engineering, Land Use +9