Nikki P Dumbrell
Biographic Data
| ID | 6320602 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nikki P Dumbrell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nikki P |
| FAMILY NAME | Dumbrell |
| SIGNATURE | DUMBRELL N P |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Western Australia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8876-8257 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Conservation data infrastructures: From carbon accounting to multiple biodiversity and social measures
Environmental big data and analytical models are increasingly informing conservation efforts to address global climate and biodiversity crises. Yet, the growing reliance on data‐driven approaches raises concerns regarding biases, uncertainties, and injustices in environmental decision‐making processes. This article presents ‘conservation data infrastructures’ as socio‐technical processes of conceiving, producing, and distributing conservation dat…
Integrating social measures into land sector carbon abatement investment decisions
With growing demand for land sector carbon abatement to support multiple objectives, there are calls to improve how social measures can be applied to inform investment decisions. Yet, limitations exist in using social measures to inform land-use investment and valuation frameworks. This study focuses on how social measures can inform the alignment of land sector investment priorities with regional social contexts. In partnership with Australia’s …
Comparing Australian public and farmer views on agricultural land use and management practices for sustainability
Using a survey of the public (n = 2032) and broadacre farmers (n = 351) in South Australia and Victoria, Australia, this research compares public and farmers' concerns regarding the acceptability and sustainability of agricultural operations. A principal component analysis was conducted on survey responses to 15 statements capturing environmental, social and governance issues related to agriculture practices and perceptions. This analysis reveale…
How do natural resource dependent firms gain and lose a social licence
A project, firm or industry whose activities are accepted by communities and stakeholders is said to have a social licence to operate. The importance of a social licence is increasingly being realized in natural resource industries where a project or firm can impose more environmental and social costs, e.g. pollution, or strain on service delivery and housing, on communities than they are willing to accept. However, the conditions that are necess…
Motivations and barriers for Western Australian broad-acre farmers to adopt carbon farming
Carbon farming policies aim to contribute to climate change mitigation, but their success strongly depends on whether landholders actually adopt desired practices or participate in offered programs. The Australian Government's Carbon Farming Initiative and Emissions Reduction Fund policies were designed to incentivise the adoption of carbon farming practices. Although these policies have been active since December 2011, farmer engagement has been…
What carbon farming activities are farmers likely to adopt? A best–worst scaling survey
Motivations and barriers for Western Australian broad-acre farmers to adopt carbon farming
Carbon farming policies aim to contribute to climate change mitigation, but their success strongly depends on whether landholders actually adopt desired practices or participate in offered programs. The Australian Government's Carbon Farming Initiative and Emissions Reduction Fund policies were designed to incentivise the adoption of carbon farming practices. Although these policies have been active since December 2011, farmer engagement has been…
What carbon farming activities are farmers likely to adopt? A best–worst scaling survey
Comparing Australian public and farmer views on agricultural land use and management practices for sustainability
Using a survey of the public (n = 2032) and broadacre farmers (n = 351) in South Australia and Victoria, Australia, this research compares public and farmers' concerns regarding the acceptability and sustainability of agricultural operations. A principal component analysis was conducted on survey responses to 15 statements capturing environmental, social and governance issues related to agriculture practices and perceptions. This analysis reveale…
How do natural resource dependent firms gain and lose a social licence
A project, firm or industry whose activities are accepted by communities and stakeholders is said to have a social licence to operate. The importance of a social licence is increasingly being realized in natural resource industries where a project or firm can impose more environmental and social costs, e.g. pollution, or strain on service delivery and housing, on communities than they are willing to accept. However, the conditions that are necess…
What carbon farming activities are farmers likely to adopt? A best–worst scaling survey
Motivations and barriers for Western Australian broad-acre farmers to adopt carbon farming
Carbon farming policies aim to contribute to climate change mitigation, but their success strongly depends on whether landholders actually adopt desired practices or participate in offered programs. The Australian Government's Carbon Farming Initiative and Emissions Reduction Fund policies were designed to incentivise the adoption of carbon farming practices. Although these policies have been active since December 2011, farmer engagement has been…
How do natural resource dependent firms gain and lose a social licence
A project, firm or industry whose activities are accepted by communities and stakeholders is said to have a social licence to operate. The importance of a social licence is increasingly being realized in natural resource industries where a project or firm can impose more environmental and social costs, e.g. pollution, or strain on service delivery and housing, on communities than they are willing to accept. However, the conditions that are necess…
Comparing Australian public and farmer views on agricultural land use and management practices for sustainability
Using a survey of the public (n = 2032) and broadacre farmers (n = 351) in South Australia and Victoria, Australia, this research compares public and farmers' concerns regarding the acceptability and sustainability of agricultural operations. A principal component analysis was conducted on survey responses to 15 statements capturing environmental, social and governance issues related to agriculture practices and perceptions. This analysis reveale…
Conservation data infrastructures: From carbon accounting to multiple biodiversity and social measures
Environmental big data and analytical models are increasingly informing conservation efforts to address global climate and biodiversity crises. Yet, the growing reliance on data‐driven approaches raises concerns regarding biases, uncertainties, and injustices in environmental decision‐making processes. This article presents ‘conservation data infrastructures’ as socio‐technical processes of conceiving, producing, and distributing conservation dat…
Integrating social measures into land sector carbon abatement investment decisions
With growing demand for land sector carbon abatement to support multiple objectives, there are calls to improve how social measures can be applied to inform investment decisions. Yet, limitations exist in using social measures to inform land-use investment and valuation frameworks. This study focuses on how social measures can inform the alignment of land sector investment priorities with regional social contexts. In partnership with Australia’s …
Business (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Agricultural economics (3 works) · Agricultural Innovations and Practices (3 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Environmental resource management (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Natural resource economics (3 works) · Carbon accounting (2 works)