Proceedings 135 – 2026 edition

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Proceedings 135

Proceedings volume 135, 2026
AuthorKeywordsTitlePublishing Details
When citing articles in this volume, refer to the Table of Contents for page numbers.Table of ContentsTo be compiled as the volume is assembled
Ross A. Hynesscale, sustainability, planetary boundaries, boundary trangressionsManaging Scale for Sustainability from Science to Application 1: Challenges at Continental and Planetary Levels – A Preliminary Perspective

https://doi.org/10.53060/prsq.135.1
Accepted 21.01.2026. Published 20.04.2026.
Volume pagination added 22.07.2026.
Eleanor Velasquez, Teresa Eyre, Elisa Girola and Beryl Morrisvegetation data, data sharing, fair principles, environmental monitoring, QueenslandBridging the Data Divide: An Examination of Vegetation Data Challenges and Opportunities in Queensland

https://doi.org/10.53060/prsq.135.2
Accepted 16.06.2026
Published 22.07.2026