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NCCARF/CSIRO Hydro-climate Knowledge Needs for Climate Change Adaptation Report

Last year I participated in a series of workshops examining climate change knowledge needs for river and waterway management professionals.   The results are now in with a  report on ‘hydro-climate buy cialis online uk knowledge needs for climate change adaptation’ available.  The report’s authors identify new roles for hydrological models to play in assisting decision-makers  work out the impacts of climate change, and how to best manage our water resources. You can find the full report by following this link to the Water for a Healthy Country website.

 

Cancelled – Sharing Water Knowledge Forum, 29-30 March, Albury

More information coming soon

If there is one event you go to this year, then let this be it!   Four of Australia’s top research providers and funders are coming together through the Australian River Restoration Centre to provide a unique workshop based event. The National Water Commission, Murray–Darling Basin Authority, CSIRO Water for a Healthy Country Flagship and eWater CRC are combining their best researchers and practitioners to provide participants with the opportunity to choose from eight different topics including:

  • Climate change, water impacts and adaptation,
  • Water planning and markets
  • Indigenous knowledge and cultural flows
  • Science communication and storytelling,
  • Groundwater and surface water interactions,
  • Managing environmental water
  • Catchment scale processes
  • Innovation and creativity

Participants will be able to actively participate in four of these workshops — posing questions, adding their own insights and tailoring the information so it can be used in their organisation.
In addition to the workshops will be excellent keynote presenters, with Dr Matthew Colloff and Ash Donaldson challenging us with new research and thinking in water science and knowledge management.   World Cafe facilitated sessions, a pizza night on the riverbank and plenty of time for discussion and catching up with other professionals makes this an event not to miss.  To find out more about the workshops, keynote presenters and registration please read more..

We are really excited to be offering this event as we feel there is a need for people to have less of the ‘talking heads’ and more interactive workshop learning experiences.  We look forward to receiving your registrations, places are limited so get in early.

Siwan, Nerida and Phil

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