Academic publications

• Hawes, M. & Dixon, G. 2022. Considerations of remoteness to the design and protection of wilderness areas. Technical Note No. 10. Gland, Switzerland: IUCN WCPA. 6pp.
• Hawes, M. & Dixon, G. 2021. Wilderness support opinion poll 2021: Results of a national poll of support for protecting Australia's wilderness areas. May.
• Hawes, M. & Dixon, G. 2020. A remoteness-oriented approach to defining, protecting and restoring wilderness. Parks 26(2):23-36.
• Hawes, M. & Dixon, G. 2020. Submission to the review of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. April.
• Hawes, M., Dixon, G. & Bell, C. 2018. Refining the definition of wilderness: Safeguarding the experiential and ecological values of remote natural land. Bob Brown Foundation, Hobart.
• Hawes, M. 2017: Why wilderness should be remote. International Journal of Wilderness, 23(1), 38-42.
• Hawes, M., Ling, R., and Dixon, G. 2015. Assessing wilderness values: the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, Australia. International Journal of Wilderness, 21(3), 35-41, 48.
• Dixon, G. & Hawes, M. 2015. A longitudinal multi-method study of recreational impacts in the Arthur Range, Tasmania, Australia. Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism 9, 64-76
• Hawes, M. & Dixon, G. 2014. Research Note: A methodology for prioritising management tasks for an extensive recreational walking track system. Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, 5-6 (April) 11–16
• Hawes, M., Dixon, G. & Ling, R. 2013. A GIS-based methodology for predicting walking track stability. Journal of Environmental Management 115:295-299.
• Hawes, M., Candy, S. & Dixon, G. 2006. A method for surveying the condition of extensive walking track systems. Landscape and Urban Planning, 78/3: 275-287.
• Dixon, G., Hawes, M. & McPherson, G. 2004. Monitoring and modelling walking track impacts in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, Australia. Journal of Environmental Management 71/4: 303-318.