Rate My Professor Margaret Ayre

Ayre's influential publications include “Managing socio-ethical challenges in the development of smart farming: from a fragmented to a comprehensive approach for responsible research and innovation” (2019, Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics), “Making sense in the cloud: Farm advisory services in a smart farming future” (2019, NJAS-Wageningen Journal of Life Sciences), and “Supporting and practising digital innovation with advisers in smart farming” (2019, NJAS-Wageningen Journal of Life Sciences). Other key works address Indigenous knowledge in water planning, such as “‘Unwritten, unsaid, just known’: the role of Indigenous knowledge(s) in water planning in Australia” (2013, Local Environment), integration in catchment management (“Doing integration in catchment management research: insights into a dynamic learning process”, 2015, Environmental Science & Policy), and collaborative freshwater management (“Learning from collaborative research on sustainably managing fresh water”, 2018, Ecology and Society). She serves as Principal Coordinator for the Graduate Diploma in Environment and Coordinator for the Tailored Specialisation in the Office for Environmental Programs, and is a member of the Rural Innovation Research Group. Ayre contributed to a team recognized in the 2019 University of Melbourne Awards for Excellence.