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Jacobs Presented by Water Technology Water Charles SturtCharles University Alluvium Consulting Pty Ltd River Basin Management Society Management Basin River 29 October - 2 November 2018 29 October November - 2 North East Management Catchment Authority Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental ResearchArthur Environmental for Rylah Institute Department of Environment, Land, Water & Planning A Workshop in Rural and Urban Rural in A Workshop Centre for Freshwater Ecosystems University – La Trobe Venue: George Kerferd Hotel, BeechworthKerferd George Hotel, Venue: Stream Management Principles and Practices and Stream Principles Management PAGE 2 In this presentation I will focus on what Australia can learn from other countries from my research my research from countries other from learn can Australia what on focus Iwill presentation this In fate. this to avoid reform need will Plan Basin Darling Murray- the that suggest to I venture unravel. then which events, extreme following fixes term short of cycle” “hydro-illogical the of out to break have struggled institutions management river our investments, However, considerable despite management. river innovative with experiment to countries most than reason more had has Australia rains” flooding “drought and of aland As Works? What Transforming - Management River Testimonial: www.wisewaterways.org.au adaptation. change climate on as well as society and environment on courses teaches Pittock Dr Australia. WWF to adviser scientific is a and Asia-Pacific, Water Stewardship of board the Scientists, Concerned of Group Wentworth the of a member is He Basin. Murray-Darling the in management water sustainable and region, Mekong the in production food and hydropower Africa, in irrigation on programs research directs Jamie diversity. biological conserving and change to climate supply, responding food and energy management, water of issues interlinked the of governance better on focussed has 2007 from research His 2001-2007. from Programme Freshwater Global WWF’s of Director as worked for environmental organisations in Australia and internationally from 1989-2007, including Jamie ANU. Water in at Chair UNESCO the for Programs International of Director also is He University. National Australian The at Society and Environment of School Fenner the in Professor Associate is PhD, Monash; ANU) (BSc, Pittock Jamie Dr Jamie Pittock change? to climate responses societal from as such health, to river threats to emerging lessons these we apply Further, can how changes? major implemented societies where cases these in not, or persist, reform significant did why is Akey question jurisdictions. nine and rivers six on Dr Jamie Pittock Fenner School of Environment Australian National University Associate Professor Dr Jamie Pittock Jamie Dr and Society PAGE 3
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www.wisewaterways.org.au invertebrates and geomorphic issuesin the area provide a number of opportunities formanagers to evaluatestream systems. (30 minutes Hire drive). cars are available from both airports and transfers from Albury Airport are taxis. by Beechworth is an ideal location for Wise Water Ways. Diverse vegetation, macro- Beechworth is situated in North East Victoria. It is approximately 3 hours drive from Melbourne. The nearest airport is Albury Airport interested in stream management, particularly those involved in in involved particularly those management, stream in interested programs. works practicalresource natural The / Travel Region The course is aimed at people working, studying or who are Course Director [email protected] E: 02 6051 9651. T: Attend?Who Should For more information go to: to: go information more For http://www.csu.edu.au/faculty/science/ses/courses or contact the Restoration or Master of Water Resource Management or other other or Management Resource Water Master of or Restoration relevant CSU course. students may be eligible to receive a subject credit towards either Charles Sturt University’s Graduate Certificate in River speakers who are leaders in their field. shorta assessment and task, Workshop the of completion On has evolved over this time, reflecting the issues faced by water managers Wise of today. Water is Ways supportedindustry by In the nineteen years that the Workshop has been running, over 872 people have completed the program. The program To provide extensiveTo “hands experience on” through on ground assignments.group Background To provide an integratedTo approach to Stream Management including hydrology, water quality, ecology, riparian vegetation, techniques. rehabilitation and geomorphology Aims To provide a forumTo for a comprehensive overview of rural andurban practices. and principles management and rehabilitation stream Vision PAGE 4 Program ofActivities www.wisewaterways.org.au 8.30 –9.00am 8.30 –5.45pm 3.00 –3.00pm 2.30 12.45 –2.30pm 12.45pm – 12.30 Tuesday 30/10 7.00pm 29/10 Monday • National River Health Strategy Riparian Vegetation Field Demonstration TeaAfternoon • • • • • • • RehabilitationStream Concepts Welcome, Program and Assessment What Works?What Transforming River Management - Keynote Address and Dinner One Day Sessions Day Two Prioritisation Design Concepts Investigations Assessment Policy priorities - context, consultation Community Steps for stream rehabilitation Assessment TechniquesAssessment Management Stream to Introduction
Water and Planning Planning and Water of Environment,Department Land, Paul Wilson Water Technology Jamie Kaye Ltd Pty Streamology Vietz Geoff Dr Management Authority East CatchmentNorth CampbellLachlan England New of University Professor Andrew Boulton The Australian National University and Society Fenner School of Environment ProfessorAssociate Dr Jamie Pittock Presenter
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Ben Tate Technology Water Ben Tate Dr Geoff Vietz Streamology Pty Ltd Zeb Tonkin Zeb Arthur Rylah Institute for Research Environmental Kaye Jamie DwyerChris Luke Brock Land, Department Environment, of Water and Planning McInerney Paul Dr Paul Wilson Paul Dr Ewen Silvester Associate Professor UniversityLa Trobe Albury Campus Wodonga McInerney Paul Dr Ecosystems Freshwater for Centre UniversityLa Trobe Processes
Principles rainfall of hydrology, and runoff budgets How urban and rural land uses change hydrology waterways modified and characteristics natural of Hydraulic Sediment budgets and sediment transport through stream systems Field surveys (level and staff) Macro-invertebrate sampling assessmentVegetation assessment condition Physical Fish ecologyflows, - habitat, water quality, barriers, large woody debris patterns and triggers migration Fish Assessment Heritage Aboriginal Assessment of hydrology, vegetation and physical condition physical and vegetation Assessment hydrology, of Water quality Role of macro-invertebrates Introduction and overview and Introduction
Rural and Urban Hydrology Urban and Rural • • Movement Sediment and Stream Hydraulics • • • • • • ThreeDay • • Heritage Aboriginal and Collection Data Field Demonstration of Identification • Fish Habitat Fish Dinner and Entertainment and Dinner Lunch • Tea Morning • • Stream Assessment Techniques •
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www.wisewaterways.org.au Program of Activities of Program PAGE 6 Program ofActivities www.wisewaterways.org.au 10.00 –10.45am –10.00am 8.30 1/11Thursday 6.30pm 1.15 –5.30pm 12.30 –1.15pm 11.45 –12.30pm 11.45am – 11.00 10.30 –11.00am 10.00 –10.30am • Engagement Community Day Four with Professors Quinn and Gerry Andrew Boulton - optional Science of aSide-serve with Meal Pub Project Data Collection and Field Work Lunch • • • Riparian Vegetation • • • Environmental Flows • • Working with Waterway Geomorphology Morning Tea • • • Landscapes Modified Human in Ecosystems - Waterway Tying Together All it •
Community engagement principlesCommunity and practices Rehabilitation of riparian zones and biodiversity shading, carbon, organic strips, filter of role The Streamflow management methodology assessment and importance flows Environmental Water resource allocation applications ofPractical your geomorphic knowledge Geomorphic principles for working with waterways Indicators of stream health stream of Indicators systems ecological as Streams important? ecology is Why Engagement Indigenous Woody weed identification - ecology, dispersal and management issues management and dispersal ecology, - identification weed Woody revegetation
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Andrew Boulton Warrnambool Campus University Deakin Professor Quinn Gerry Murray Darling Basin Authority Ward Neil Water Melbourne Greg Bain Ecological Consultant Jane Roberts University Sturt Charles Professor Robyn Watts Vietz Geoff Dr
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