Keynote Presentation
Freshwater reforms - strategic perspectives & the role of impact assessment
Gary Taylor, Environmental Defence Society
Strategic Environmental Assessment, sustainability assessment and catchment level policies and plans
Sustainability Appraisal: Evaluating Proposals for Sustainability Assurance
Martin Ward, Independent Consultant
Sustainability Analysis Approach to the Management of Six New Zealand Lakes
Prof. Bryan Jenkins, Waterways Centre for Freshwater Management
Bio-Physical Impacts
Proposed changes to freshwater impact assessment; the big leap backwards
Dr Mike Joy, Massey University
Modification and loss of waterways: assessing impacts and reversing the trend
Ian Boothroyd, Golder Associates
Social and Health Impacts
Social assessment for catchment planning
Dr. Nick Taylor, Taylor Baines Associates
Applying Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment to Prediction of Human Health Effects in Freshwaters: State-of-Play
Graham McBride, NIWA
Cultural Impacts
Cultural Impact Assessment: Case Study on the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme
Dr Benita Wakefield, Ngāti Kahungunu
Working from the Inside Out- Case Studies from an indigenous practitioner
Jessica Kereama, Ngāti Raukawa
Economic Impacts
Assessing freshwater impacts - what's economics got to do with it?
Peter Clough, NZ Institute of Economic Research
Perspectives on Decision Making
Simon Harris, Harris Consulting
Collaborative Processes, Community Partnerships and Decision-making
Finding common ground, or is it water? Participatory land and water planning in Canterbury
Miria Goodwin, Environment Canterbury
"Collaborative processes, community partnerships and decision-making" and "The Integrated Freshwater Solutions Project"
Marjan van den Belt, Massey University
Collaborative freshwater management: The challenge of a new paradigm
Jim Sinner, Cawthron Institute
Adaptive Management, Monitoring and the Use of Impact Management Plans
Adaptive Catchment Management requires us to understand the Catchment System and its People
Andrew Fenemor, Landcare Research
From Science to Policy and Back Again
Dr Nic Peet & Dr Jon Roygard, Horizons Regional Council
Freshwater reforms - strategic perspectives & the role of impact assessment
Gary Taylor, Environmental Defence Society
Strategic Environmental Assessment, sustainability assessment and catchment level policies and plans
Sustainability Appraisal: Evaluating Proposals for Sustainability Assurance
Martin Ward, Independent Consultant
Sustainability Analysis Approach to the Management of Six New Zealand Lakes
Prof. Bryan Jenkins, Waterways Centre for Freshwater Management
Bio-Physical Impacts
Proposed changes to freshwater impact assessment; the big leap backwards
Dr Mike Joy, Massey University
Modification and loss of waterways: assessing impacts and reversing the trend
Ian Boothroyd, Golder Associates
Social and Health Impacts
Social assessment for catchment planning
Dr. Nick Taylor, Taylor Baines Associates
Applying Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment to Prediction of Human Health Effects in Freshwaters: State-of-Play
Graham McBride, NIWA
Cultural Impacts
Cultural Impact Assessment: Case Study on the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme
Dr Benita Wakefield, Ngāti Kahungunu
Working from the Inside Out- Case Studies from an indigenous practitioner
Jessica Kereama, Ngāti Raukawa
Economic Impacts
Assessing freshwater impacts - what's economics got to do with it?
Peter Clough, NZ Institute of Economic Research
Perspectives on Decision Making
Simon Harris, Harris Consulting
Collaborative Processes, Community Partnerships and Decision-making
Finding common ground, or is it water? Participatory land and water planning in Canterbury
Miria Goodwin, Environment Canterbury
"Collaborative processes, community partnerships and decision-making" and "The Integrated Freshwater Solutions Project"
Marjan van den Belt, Massey University
Collaborative freshwater management: The challenge of a new paradigm
Jim Sinner, Cawthron Institute
Adaptive Management, Monitoring and the Use of Impact Management Plans
Adaptive Catchment Management requires us to understand the Catchment System and its People
Andrew Fenemor, Landcare Research
From Science to Policy and Back Again
Dr Nic Peet & Dr Jon Roygard, Horizons Regional Council