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23 May 2006 |
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Opening
Plenary |
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Marine Conservation
and Social Marketing.
Vikki Spruill, President, SeaWeb, USA
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Plenary
Panel - Seachange. |
Coastal
Planning: Where do We Want to be in 2 and 10 Year's Time?
Prof. Ian Lowe AO FTSE, President, Australian Conservation Foundation
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The
Seachange Myth: Preventing a Wipeout in Coastal Planning.
Brian Haratsis, Managing Director, MacroPlan Australia
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Common
Sense MUST Apply to Future Victorian Coastal Development.
Tony De Domenico, Chief Executive, Urban Development Institute of
Australia, VIC
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| 1400
- 1430 |
Plenary
Session. |
Antarctica:
Valued, Protected and Understood.
Rachael Robertson, Station Leader, Davis Station - Antarctica 2005
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| 1430
- 1530 |
Concurrent
Sessions - Coastal Development and Planning |
Managing
New Zealand's Coastal Development: The Role of National Policy.
Raewyn Peart, Senior Policy Analyst, Enviornmental Defence Society,
NZ
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Coastal Landscape
Assessment: Victoria's Coastal Spaces Landscape Project &The
South Australian Coastal Viewscapes Project.
Mike Scott, Director, Planisphere, VIC and Dr. Andrew Lothian,
Principal, Scenic Solutions, SA
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| 1430
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Concurrent
Sessions - Community and the Coast. |
Carpentaria
Ghost Net Programme: Saltwater People Working Together
Riki Gunn, Project Coordinator, Northern Gulf Resource Management
Group, NT, Djawa Yunupingu, Director, Dhimurru Land Management Aboriginal
Corporation, NT and Richard Barklay, Senior Cultural Advisor, Nanum
Wungthim Land & Sea Management Centre, NT
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NAILSMA
Dugong and Marine Turtle Management ProjectRod Kennett, Dugong and
Marine Turtle Project Coordinator, NAILSMA/Tropical Savannas CRC,
NT
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| 1430
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Concurrent
Sessions - Living Oceans. |
Marine
Mapping - New Findings & the Tasmanian and Victorian Experience.
Vanessa Lucieer, Research Group Leader; Habitat Mapping and Assessment,
Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute, TAS and Dr. Anthony
Boxshall, Manager Marine National Park Research, Parks Victoria,
VIC
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Future
Challenges for Marine Planning and Census of Marine Life.
Ian Cresswell, Assistant Secretary, National Oceans Office, TAS
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| 1400
- 1700 |
Concurrent
Sessions - Coastal Development and Planning - Continued |
Designing
for Better Coastal Environments.
Rob Stent, Director, Hayball Leonard Stent Pty Ltd Architects, VIC
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Coastal
Acid Sulphate Soils: Future Scenarios…
Rob Fitzpatrick, Senior Principal Research Scientist, Director:
Centre for Australian Forensic Soil Science (CAFSS), CSIRO Land
and Water, SA
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| 1400
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Concurrent
Sessions - Community and the Coast - Continued.
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The
Way It Was: Coastcare Movements and the Nature of Nature in Australian
Cities.
Dr. Aidan Davison, Lecturer and Juliet Chapman, Honorary Research
Associate, University of Tasmania, TAS
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| 1400
- 1700 |
Concurrent
Sessions - Living Oceans -
Continued |
Synergies
Between Coastal Threats: Do Marine Pests Affect Nutrient Management?
Prof. Michael Keough, Department of Zoology, Melbourne University,
VIC
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Out
of the Blue - An Act for Australia's Oceans?
Prof. Gregory Rose, Associate Professor, University of Wollongong,
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| Wednesday
24 May 2006 |
| 0830
- 1045 |
Plenary
Sessions. |
Inaugural
Meeting for the Australian Coastal Society.
Chair: Visiting Prof. Bruce Thom, Department of Infrastructure Planning
and Natural Resources, NSW
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Rezoning
the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park - The Relative Roles of Scientific
Knowledge, Public Participation and Political Support.
Jon Day, Director (Conservation, Heritage & Indigenous Partnerships),
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, QLD
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Lessons
from the First People: Caring for Our Sea Country Across North Australia.
Barry J Hunter, Project Manager, Balkanu Cape York Development Corporation,
QLD
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Challenges
Facing Our Coastal Communities.
Prof. Ed Blakely, Sydney University, NSW
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Thirteen
Years After the RAC Coastal Zone Inquiry: Has Australian Coastal
Policy Advanced or Retreated?
Dr. Geoff Wescott, Associate Professor, School of Ecology and Environment,
Deakin University, VIC
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| 1115
- 1215 |
Workshop. |
Framework
for a National Cooperative Approach to Integrated Coastal Zone Management:
Planning for Population Change.
Investigate mechanisms to improve the capacity of state, territory
and local government bodies to plan for population change in coastal
areas. Department of Environment and Heritage
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Coastal Migration - who are we planning for? - J. Ginivan
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Framework and Implementation Plan for a National Cooperative
Approach to Integrated Coastal Zone Management - Joanne Nathan
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Planning for Population Change or Limits to Growth - Vivian
Griffin
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| 1115
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Concurrent
Sessions - Community and the Coast |
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The Power
of Buzz.
Les Robinson, Director, Enabling Change, NSW Professional development
opportunity for community, NRM practioners and anyone involved
in education/campaigns.
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| 1115
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Concurrent
Sessions - International Relations |
From
Local Demonstration to Regional Partnership: Integrated Coastal
Management Experiences in the Seas of East Asia
Mr. Zhou Lu Min, Deputy Director-General, Xiamen Oceans & Fisheries
Bureau, CHINA
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High
Seas Governance: Long Term Vision and Short Term Amnesia
Lyn Goldsworthy AM, Coordinator, Deep Sea Conservation Coalition
Australia / Pacific
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Policy &
Governance for Protecting Natural Resources on the High Seas
James Lee, International Fisheries, Department of Agriculture,
Fisheries and Forestry, ACT
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| Thursday
25 May 2006 |
| 0830
- 1010 |
Concurrent
Sessions - Catchment to Coast |
Characteristics
of Effective NRM Partnerships - Valuing both Processes and Outcomes.
Dr. Peter Oliver, Senior Social Scientist, Natural Resources, Mines
and Water/ Coastal CRC, QLD
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Fine
Tuning or a New Model? - Coasting into NHT3
Chris Rees, Manager - Coastal and Marine, Department of Primary
Industries Water and Environment, TAS
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Community
Decision-making and Empowerment: Findings from Six Years of Citizen
Science Research.
James Whelan, Theme Leader: Citizen Science, Coastal CRC, QLD
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Vegetation
Condition Modelling Over Large Areas - ‘Habitat Hectares’
David Parkes, Department of Sustainability and Environment, VIC
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| 0830
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Concurrent
Sessions - Coastal Use - Fisheries |
The
Role of Compensation and Financial Assistance Programs in Successful
Establishment of Marine Protected Areas in Australia
Joan Phillips, Manager - Protected Area Establishment & Policy,
Department of Sustainability and Environment, VIC
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Snapshot
of Fish Stock Trends around Australia.
Craig Bohm, National Fisheries Campaigner, Australian Marine Conservation
Society, QLD
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SeaNet
– Smarter Fishing for Industry
Anissa Lawrence, Chief Executive Officer, OceanWatch Australia Ltd
(Winner UN Awards)
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Indigenous
Fishing Rights.
Kelly Crosthwaite, Manager Legal Services, PIRSA Fisheries, SA
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| 0830
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Concurrent
Sessions - Climate Change |
A
20th Century Increase in the Rate of Sea-level Rise - A Challenge
for Coastal Managers.
Dr Neil White, Senior Project Scientist, CSIRO Marine and Amospheric
Research, TAS
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The
Effect of Climate Change on Storm Surges Along the Eastern Victorian
Coastline.
Duncan Malcolm, Chairman, Gippsland Coastal Board, VIC and Kathy
McInnes, Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric
Research, VIC
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How
Will Insurers Respond to Climate Change in Future? Will Coastal
Managers be Held Accountable?
Bruce Thomas, Sustainability Manager, Asia, Expert Underwriter and
Member of Senior Management, Swiss Reinsurance Company, NSW
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Adapting
the Coastal Zone to Climate Change - A Risk Management Approach
Roger Jones, CSIRO, VIC
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| 1055
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Concurrent
Sessions - Catchment to Coast - Continued |
Kooyang
Sea Country Plan
Lionel Harradine, Chairman and Neil Martin, Community Development
Officer, Framlingham Aboriginal Trust, VIC
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An
Arranged Marriage: The Local Government and Regional NRM Body Partnership.
Pam Green, Chair, Southern Rivers CMA, NSW
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| 1055
- 1140 |
Concurrent
Sessions - Coastal Use - Tourism |
Framework
and Partnerships: Ensuring Sustainable Marine Tourism in the Great
Barrier Reef.
Judy Hassall, Project Manager, Environment Impact Management, Great
Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, QLD
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SA’s
Sustainable Tourism Package – The DNA of Sustainable Tourism:
Implications for Coastal Planning and Management.
David Crinion, Group Manager, Tourism Policy and Planning, South
Australian Tourism Commission, SA
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| 1055
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Concurrent
Sessions - Climate Change |
Assessing
Australia's Coastal Vulnerability to Climate Change: Towards a National
Approach. Panel: Ben Preston, CSIRO and Alan Stokes, National Seachange
Taskforce and Jo Mummery, Australian Greenhouse Office, ACT
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| 1140
- 1330 |
Plenary
Session |
Why
Australia’s ‘Greenhouse Protectionism’ Costs Coastal
Communities.
Dr Guy Pearse
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Tourism
and Australia's Coast
Andrew McEvoy, Director Australasia, Tourism Australia
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Coastal
Management in Australia: Key Governance Challenges for Coastal NRM
Planning and Management.
Rob Fearon, CEO, Coastal Zone CRC, QLD
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Coast
to Coast 2006 was hosted by the Victorian Coastal Council from 22 -
25 May at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre, Victoria.