Australian River Restoration Centre (ARRC)

Belief – Belonging – Behaviour

Events

The ARRC believes that bringing people together to share information and knowledge is the most effective way to make connections, linkages and support networks between organisations and groups working in river management and restoration. We do this through a range of conferences, training courses and other events.

Coming events

  • Connecting through Conversations: narrative techniques for organisational knowledge sharing – Workshop (October 20, 2010) Australian National Botanic Gardens, Canberra.   join us aas we  explore how storytelling and other narrative techniques can transform and enhance productivity and happiness in your organisation.  Click here to register.
  • Information and Knowledge Management Strategy training – If you can arrange a sufficient number of participants in your region or organisation, we can work with you to arrange an affordably priced Knowledge Leaders training where people will learn how to facilitate the Information and Knowledge Strategy process in www.ikrk.arrc.com.au and more. Find out more…
  • Let the ARRC organise and manage your event – The ARRC can organise and manage events that meet your needs at competitive rates. To find out more email enquiries@arrc.com.au.

Past events

  • Storytelling workshop with CSIRO (2 June) Tthis workshop will involve senior scientists in thinking about how they can use story to communicate key messages arising from their research. For more on storytelling click here.
  • Dave Snowden’s Leading through Complexity Training (June-July) These seminars will provide a basic introduction to complexity theory in human systems and links to the Cynefin framework that is used in the ARRC’s Information and Knowledge Resources kit.  Dave is a leader in the field of knowledge management and you are encouraged to attend.  Dave will be running seminars in Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane and Perth.  Click here for more.
  • Knowledge for managing Australian landscapes – the legacy of Land & Water Australia conference (18-19 May 2010, Canberra) reflected on the legacy of Land & Water Australia research, explored how this research can inform the future, brought people together in a content-rich celebration, and highlighted some recent work that is yet to bear fruit. Find out more…
  • Innovation Strategy Workshop with Central West Catchment Management Authority (10-12 May 2010) focused on the key characteristics organisations need to inspire, motivate and develop an innovative culture. Two workshops were held, one with CWCMA staff and the other with external stakeholders, to explore ideas about innovation and how to put ideas into action.

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  • ARRC Events

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

    Related events

    Origins Asia Pacific Business Narrative Conference, 6-8 Sept 2010.

    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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