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Forward thinking in natural resources management
a blog by Bart Hilhorst

climate resilience – Forward thinking in natural resources management

Forward thinking in natural resources management
a blog by Bart Hilhorst
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Recent Posts

  • A new tool for the hydrometric toolbox: monitoring river discharge from space
  • Case study: rating curve for Momba hydrometric station
  • The landscape test
  • Reciprocal permits—a tool to achieve water security at scale
  • Frameshift in Water Resources Management

Bart Hilhorst has over twenty-five years of experience in land and water resources management, with a focus on forward thinking in natural resources development and use.

Contact him at: hilhorst@fireflybay.com

 

Tag: climate resilience

The landscape test

The food polycrisis In a New York Times article on 28 July…
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Reciprocal permits—a tool to achieve water security at scale

The water security principles for most rural catchments are straightforward: catch rainfall,…
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Frameshift in Water Resources Management

Peter Drucker asserted that “doing the right thing is more important than…
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The permaculture principles – alias the permaculture heuristic

One of the principal themes of this blog is how to manage…
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rainbow serpent

The Australian monsoon anno 6000 BC

In my previous post, I discussed a webinar by Walter Jehne “Restoring…
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Landscape management practices that cool the climate

In a webinar from 2019 “Restoring the water cycle to cool the…
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dam removal

The case for and against dam removal

We are witnessing opposing trends in river basin management. One trend—as described…
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Breaking Boundaries

“Breaking Boundaries”: What Does It Mean for a Water Resources Planner?

We have left the Holocene and entered the Anthropocene. Or so they…
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fragile trees

This Is Not a Tree

Pieter Hoff passed away on 13 April 2021; very sad news. He…
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Reduce Risks: a Sensible Flood Protection Approach When Funds Are Scarce

Water security includes protection against floods. But is it feasible to prevent…
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