| Presenter |
Title |
Authors |
Organisation |
| Andrew O-Neill |
Using collaboration to reduce
urban impacts on the Reef |
|
Water by Design |
| Amelie Auge |
Coastal development in the Great
Barrier Reef coastal zone: Using scenarios for conservation planning |
|
James Cook University |
| Bill Carter |
The Status of Monitoring and
Evaluation in Coastal Australia |
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| Ella
Horton |
Kirra Beach Dune Regeneration
Works: Large scale vegetation of artificially created coastal dunes |
Bibby M. and
Lamaro R.
[GeckoLamaroRandBibbyM.pdf]
1,656 KB |
Gecko Regen |
| Dominique O’Brien |
Pesticides in Great Barrier Reef
waters |
|
James Cook University |
| Dave
Anning |
Valuing beach and surf tourism
and recreation in Australian sea change communities |
Anning, D.1,2*, Ware, D. 2, Raybould, M. 1, Lazarow,
N. 3
[AnningDetal.pdf] 101 KB |
1 Department of Hotel and Tourism Management, School of Business,
Bond University,
2 Centre for Coastal Management, Griffith University,
3 CSIRO Climate change adaptation flagship, Canberra
*corresponding author: danning@bond.edu.au |
| Kim Badcock |
Strategy for Engaging the Community
in a Post-Cyclone Era - 'the lazy person's guide' |
|
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| Greg Stuart |
eReefs: Monitoring and modelling
water quality in the Great Barrier Reef |
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| Kieran
Harper |
Tropical Cyclone Oswald - Coastal
Monitoring |
Harper K. and
Maher J.
[HarperKandMaherJ.pdf] 3,065 KB |
Coastal Impacts Unit, Queensland Department of Science, Information
Technology, Innovation
and the Arts (DSITIA) |
| Kurt
Davis |
Cairns Marine Plant Management
Strategy process and update |
Kurt Davis K. 1, Johns L. 1 and Bean A. 2
[DavisKetal.pdf] 51 KB |
1Fisheries Queensland, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries
and Forestry
2 Infrastructure Services, Cairns Regional Council. |
| Jason Vains |
Developing a ‘whole of
landscape approach’ to managing the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage
Area |
|
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| Saeed
Shaeri |
The Importance of Accurate Prediction
of Tidal-Induced Water Level Variations in Small Tidal Inlets |
Shaeri S. 1, Tomlinson R. 1, Etemad-Shahidi A. 2, Strauss D. 1.
[ShaeriSetal.pdf] 788 KB |
1 Griffith Centre for Coastal Management, Griffith University,
2 School of Engineering, Griffith University. |
| Terry Done |
Changes in coral cover at Great
Barrier Reef dive sites 2001 – 2011: more ups than downs |
|
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| Amelia Wenger |
A decision-making tool for prioritising
management actions on islands in the southern Great Barrier Reef |
|
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| Leslie
Mallinson |
A review of plastic resin pellet
distribution throughout Australia and mitigation methods for reducing
spill-over into the marine environment |
Mallinson L. 1, Taylor H. 2 and O’Shea O. 3
[MallinsonLetal.pdf] 564 KB |
Tangaroa Blue Foundation |
|
Allan
Dale |
A risk analysis
across the Great Barrier Reef governance system |
Dale A. 1, Vella K. 2, Pressey R.
3, Brodie J. 4,
Hugh Yorkston H. 5 and
Potts R. 2
[DaleAetalPublishedPaper.pdf]
4,924 KB |
1 The Cairns Institute, James Cook University,
2 Griffith School of Environment, Griffith University
3 Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies,
James Cook University,
4 Australian Centre for Tropical Freshwater Research, James Cook University,
5 Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. |
| Sel
Sultmann |
The way forward in adapting to
coastal hazards in Queensland |
Sel S., Mark A.
[AllenMandSultmannS.pdf] 790 KB |
Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Queensland
Government. |
| John Maher |
Gulf of Carpentaria Storm Tide
and Inundation Study |
|
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| Allan Dale |
Integrated
catchment-to-coast planning: using social network analysis to untangle
connections in the governance of natural resource management |
Jorge Alvarez-Romero |
|
| Jennifer
Roughan |
Coastal hazards: the land use
and development policy response |
Roughan J.
[RoughanJ.pdf] 72 KB |
Buckley Vann Town Planning Consultants |
| Angus Jackson |
Adaptable Design in Response
to Uncertainty: A Noosa River Case Study |
|
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| Mark Gibbs |
Barriers to
Sea level Rise Adaptation: Asset Anchoring |
|
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| Peter
Gibson |
Managing Coastal Hazards in the
Burdekin Dry Tropics |
¹ Peter Gibson P.¹ Rochae Cameron R. and ²
Andrew Hannay A.
[GibsonPetal.pdf] 519 KB |
¹ NQ Dry Tropics
² Townsville City Council
|
| Marina
Farr |
Taking a closer look at Boating,
Fishing and Fish in the GBR |
Marina Farr M. 1,
Stoeckl N. 2 and
Sutton S. 3
[FarrMetal.pdf] 618 KB |
1 School of Business, James Cook University,
2 Professor and Tropical Leader, School of Business, James Cook
University,
3 Principal Research Fellow, School of Earth and Environmental
Sciences, James Cook University. |
| Anthony Richardson |
Irukandji blooms
are predictable |
|
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| Chris Lane |
Managing the impacts of major
environmental events and natural hazards |
|
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| Shannon
van Nunen |
Coastal Community Engagement:
Achieving more than ever before working alongside 14 community groups |
van Nunen S. and
Bishop J.
[vanNunenSandBishopJ.pdf]
46 KB |
Fitzroy Basin Association Inc. |
| Alana Grech |
Guiding principles
for the improved governance of port and shipping impacts in the Great
Barrier Reef |
|
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| Kane
Nielsen |
Maximum Storm Tide Level Recorders
Pilot Project |
Kane Nielsen and Robert Schwartz
[NielsenKandSchwatrzR.pdf]
621 KB |
Coastal Impacts Unit, Department of Science, Information Technology,
Innovation and the
Arts (DSITIA). |
| Kay Critchell |
Abundance, distribution and movement
of marine debris in the Southern Great Barrier Reef |
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| Keynote 6 Nick
Harvey |
“Coastal
policy in a climate of governmental change” |
| Keynote 7 Angus
Jackson |
“Coastal
management in uncertain times requires vision not computers” |
| Keynote 8 Melinda
Louden |
|
| Rapid fire
Poster Presentations |
1.
Joel Hayes
2. Ruth Kamrowski
3. Jenna Brown
4. Colin Wen
5. John Gunn |
| Joel
Bolzenius |
Seagrass
Friendly Moorings - Repairing Marine Habitats through engaging the boating
community |
Joel Bolzenius J. and
Korhaliller S.
[BolzeniusJandKorhalillerS.pdf]
330 KB |
SEQ Catchments Community Partnership Manager,
Redlands Bay and Islands,
SEQ Catchments Communications Officer. |
| Kayleigh Mast |
Yakety-yak:
yACS has become a breeding ground for tomorrow’s coastal leaders |
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Sharon
Tickell |
Catchment
to coast information integration: a South-east Queensland example with
national application |
Cannard T. 1, Hodge J. 2, Tickell S. 1, Sharman C. 3, Seaton
S. 2 and Steven A. 2
[CannardTetalCSIRO.pdf]
1,968 KB |
1 CSIRO Marine & Atmospheric Research, Ecosciences Precinct,
2 CSIRO Land & Water, Ecosciences Precinct
3 CSIRO Computational Informatics, Hobart. |
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| Daniel
Ware |
Littoral
Drift – evolution of institutions for managing the long shore transport
of sand across the NSW/Queensland Border |
Ware D.
[WareDan.pdf] 71 KB |
Griffith Centre for Coastal Management, Griffith Climate Change
Response Program, CSIRO Climate Adaptation Flagship
Griffith Centre for Coastal management, Griffith
University |
| Chris Manning |
Improving
urban stormwater quality management in the Coastal Dry Tropics: a Townsville
perspective |
|
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| Emily Saeck |
A
vision towards resilient coral reefs successfully adapting to climate
change: the Great Barrier Reef Foundation |
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| Jenna
Bishop |
Persevering
to preserve a Ramsar wetland: Shoalwater and Corio Bays |
Jenna Bishop J. and
van Nunen S.
[BishopJandvanNunenS.pdf]
483 KB
|
Fitzroy Basin Association Inc. |
| John Gunn |
Creek
to Coral’s Adaptive Reef Rescue with Community |
|
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| Simon
Baltais |
Citizen
Science – 10 years of Seagrass and Mangrove monitoring by the community
has it delivered any benefits? |
Baltais S.
[BaltaisSimon.pdf] 91 KB |
President Wildlife Queensland |
| Matt Curnock |
Insights
into the Human Dimension of the Great Barrier Reef |
|
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| Kathryn Berry |
Coal
Pollution in the Marine Environment: a risk to the Great Barrier Reef? |
|
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| Melissa Bos |
Innovative
and Strategic Finance for the Great Barrier Reef |
|
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| Jennifer DeBose |
The
use of constructed wetlands and sumps as mitigation strategies for agricultural
run-off |
|
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| Eric
Wolanski |
Estuaries
of Australia in 2050 and beyond |
Wolanski E. (1) and
Ducrotoy JP (2)
[WolanskEandDucrotoyJP.pdf]
620 KB |
(1) James Cook University, Townsville, Queensland, Australia
(2) Institute of Estuarine and Coastal Studies, The University of Hull.
U.K. |
| Heather
Zeppel |
Local
Planning for Climate Adaptation in Coastal Queensland |
Zeppel, H.
[ZeppelH.pdf] 115 KB |
University of Southern Queensland |
