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ARRC events underway

If you have not already done so, why not register for the LWA Legacy Conference or our Knowledge Leaders training course? We are pleased with the responses so far, and encourage you to get in early to avoid disappointment. And, if you have a group of 10 or more people wanting to do the Knowledge Leaders [...]

Launch of SCCG Environment Monitoring Site – enter the draw to win a handheld Magellan Explorist 300 GPS tool

The Sydney Coastal Councils Group (SCCG) is pleased to announce the launch of the SCCG Environment Monitoring Site www.monitor2manage.com.au. This site promotes sustainable environment management through an improved understanding of monitoring and good decision-making. To celebrate the launch of the Environment Monitoring Site, visitors to the site between 2 February 2010 (World Wetlands Day) 22 [...]

Registration for Stream Restoration Short Course closes this Friday 19 March

Registrations for the stream restoration short course Principles and Practice of Bank Erosion Assessment and Treatment close this Friday 19 March 2010.  Places are still available. The course run by Dr Andrew Simon (USDA National Sedimentation Lab) and  Dr Andrew Brooks (Griffith University, Australian Rivers Institute), is being held at the Sine Cera Rainforest Retreat, [...]

Great program for LWA legacy event

The last few months have been a flurry of activity as we have hit the phones and emails to line up a fantastic group of speakers and book co-authors for the Knowledge for managing Australian Landscapes: The legacy of Land & Water Australia Conference and proceedings book. The program has been designed to try to [...]

OHN completes Information and Knowledge Strategy workshops

Last week I wrapped up the Information and Knowledge Strategy workshops for the NSW Government Office of the Hawkesbury Nepean (OHN). From the workshop process OHN now has a Strategy with tangible actions to implement over the coming six months as well as further actions to implement in the longer term through a continuous review, [...]

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  • ARRC Events

    Connecting through Conversations: Narrative Techniques for Organisational Knowledge Sharing - Workshop 20 Oct 2010, Canberra

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    Australian Network for Plant Conservation 8th National Conference, Perth, Western Australia, 28 Sept - 1 October 2010.

    13th International Riversymposium, Perth, Western Australia, 11 - 14 October 2010.

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