Research Articles:
- Hardwick, J., Hackney, C., Keen, L., Fitzsimmons, C., Willby, N., Pattison, Z. (2025). The role of non-native plant species in modulating riverbank erosion: a systematic review. River Research and Applications. https://doi.org/10.1002/rra.4420
- Mair, L., Hardwick, J., Mannion, N., Braunholtz, L., Carlin, B., Hopkins, P., Sikka, T., Pattison, Z. (2025). Improving university policies and risk assessment to support inclusive fieldwork. Ecological Solutions and Evidence. https://doi.org/10.1002/2688-8319.70109
- Hardwick, J., Hackney C., Law, A., Pattison, Z. (Accepted). Invasive non-native plants indirectly destabilises riverbanks. Submitted to Biological Invasions.
Technical Report :
- Hardwick, J., Pattison, Z., Galasso G., Brundu, G., Venter, T., Postigo J.L., Nunes, A. (2023) Management Measures and Cost Note: The Management of Cockayne (Crassula helmsii). International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). https://tinyurl.com/4kwymjfz
Submitted:
- Jackson, K., Hardwick, J., Mannion, N., Potts, L., Ablett, E., Hopkins, P., Maddison, J., O'Donnell, A., Pattison, Z., Scott, S., Sikka, T., Mair, L. (Submitted). Exploring understanding and experience of responsibilities for marginalised fieldworkers’ safety and wellbeing with recommendations for more inclusive approaches. Submitted to Journal of Academic Ethics.
In preparation (< 6 months to submission):
- Hardwick, J., Hackney, C., Pattison, Z. (in prep). Evaluating the direct and indirect effects of invasive non-native riparian plant invasions on riverbank erosion. To be submitted to River Research and Applications.
- Hardwick, J., Hackney, C., Shirima, D., Pfeifer, M., Pattison, Z. (in prep) Evaluating the combined impacts of agricultural land use policy and near-future climate change on soil loss across a tropical catchment. To be submitted to CATENA.
- Hardwick, J., Hackney, C., Shirima, D., Pfeifer, M., Pattison, Z. (in prep). Evaluating the role of agroforestry-based interventions on tropical catchment hydrology and sediment dynamics to improve small holder resilience, in the Kilombero Valley, Tanzania. To be submitted to Water Resources Research.
- Hardwick, J., Hackney, C., Robbins, C., Pattison, Z. (in prep). Fluvial seed transport modelling to predict invasion hotspot. To be submitted to Ecohydrology.