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Deirdre Dragovich is a professor at the University of Sydney, where she specializes in rock weathering processes in various environments, including monumental stone and desert varnish. Her work extensively covers topics such as erosion, dryland salinity, desertification, and sediment transfer in hillslope and stream environments, particularly in post-fire landscapes. Additionally, she is involved in managing soil erosion within national parks. In her postgraduate teaching role, she supervises PhD researchers and presents a research-skills course as part of the Master of Environmental Science program, focusing on Integrated Environmental Practice. Her contributions to the field are backed by her involvement in several selected publications, including 'The Australian Physical Environment' published by Oxford University Press in 2008, as well as various grants related to sediment movement and land use effects. Dragovich's expertise and research have significant implications for environmental management and policy.
University of Sydney • Sydney, Australia
Leading research in rock weathering and environmental management.
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