Keynote Presentation
The Future Resource Management Reform Landscape
Raewyn Peart, Policy Director, Environmental Defence Society
Session 1 - Strategic Assessment
Māori, Cultural Impact Assessment and Regional Development (no powerpoint)
Roger Maaka, Eastern Institute of Technology
Environmental models, regional planning and projects: building a reliable evidence base
Pip Wallace, University of Waikato
Environmental data collection, storage, evaluation and dissemination: the regional state of play
Stephen Swabey, Hawke’s Bay Regional Council
Session 2 - Transport
Cultural impact assessment and port developments: a case study of Whakaraupō/Lyttelton Harbour
Dyanna Jolly, University of Otago
Whakatu Arterial Link: A Community-Led Decision Making and Design Process
Stephen Daysh, Mitchell Daysh
Kuaka Amidst the Wetlands: Safety, Heritage, or Amenity? Designing a new Northern Gateway For Napier
Nick Aiken, WPS Opus
Session 3 - Water
TANK: how impact assessment was provided within a collaborative engagement process
Mary-Anne Baker, Hawke’s Bay Regional Council
Resource management: Lessons from the collaborative process
Tom Kay, Forest & Bird
Keynote Presentation
Mahi Awatea: What does Social and Economic Sustainability Look Like?
Paul Spoonley, Distinguished Professor, Massey University
Session 4 - Forestry
National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry (NES-PF) – what is ahead
Elizabeth Heeg, Te Uru Rākau (NZ Forestry)
The Ethical Forester: Because even the Right Tools aren’t Enough
Chris Perley, Thoughtscapes
Forestry isn’t just about the forests: Serious games for understanding communities and complexity
Lisa Sharma-Wallace, Scion
Session 5 - Social
What is Napier’s and Hawke’s Bay Economic Competitive Advantage: the Importance of Economic Impact Assessment
James Rowe, Economics Solutions Ltd.
Activating water sensitive design in New Zealand: understanding the costs and values
Sue Ira, Koru Environmental
Small Town Change and Challenges: The New Zealand Experience
Etienne Nel, University of Otago
Session 6 - Tourism
How to benefit from freedom camping and manage the local impacts
Neil Miller, Engineering New Zealand
Cycles in the local economy: impacts of cycle trails and the A2O in the Waitaki Valley
Nick Taylor, Nick Taylor and Associates
The end of desire: a reflection on the development and management of tracks and trails within the landscape of Aotearoa/New Zealand
Marion Read, Consultant
Indaba: Open space group discussion: topics identified by participants during the conference to address key issues raised during the conference, and identify actions to advance impact assessment practice.
Poster Session
A review of Strategic Environmental Assessment practice in Australia and New Zealand
Zobaidul Kabir and Richard Morgan
Stakeholders’ influence on impact assessment for infrastructure projects
Weqas Ali
The Future Resource Management Reform Landscape
Raewyn Peart, Policy Director, Environmental Defence Society
Session 1 - Strategic Assessment
Māori, Cultural Impact Assessment and Regional Development (no powerpoint)
Roger Maaka, Eastern Institute of Technology
Environmental models, regional planning and projects: building a reliable evidence base
Pip Wallace, University of Waikato
Environmental data collection, storage, evaluation and dissemination: the regional state of play
Stephen Swabey, Hawke’s Bay Regional Council
Session 2 - Transport
Cultural impact assessment and port developments: a case study of Whakaraupō/Lyttelton Harbour
Dyanna Jolly, University of Otago
Whakatu Arterial Link: A Community-Led Decision Making and Design Process
Stephen Daysh, Mitchell Daysh
Kuaka Amidst the Wetlands: Safety, Heritage, or Amenity? Designing a new Northern Gateway For Napier
Nick Aiken, WPS Opus
Session 3 - Water
TANK: how impact assessment was provided within a collaborative engagement process
Mary-Anne Baker, Hawke’s Bay Regional Council
Resource management: Lessons from the collaborative process
Tom Kay, Forest & Bird
Keynote Presentation
Mahi Awatea: What does Social and Economic Sustainability Look Like?
Paul Spoonley, Distinguished Professor, Massey University
Session 4 - Forestry
National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry (NES-PF) – what is ahead
Elizabeth Heeg, Te Uru Rākau (NZ Forestry)
The Ethical Forester: Because even the Right Tools aren’t Enough
Chris Perley, Thoughtscapes
Forestry isn’t just about the forests: Serious games for understanding communities and complexity
Lisa Sharma-Wallace, Scion
Session 5 - Social
What is Napier’s and Hawke’s Bay Economic Competitive Advantage: the Importance of Economic Impact Assessment
James Rowe, Economics Solutions Ltd.
Activating water sensitive design in New Zealand: understanding the costs and values
Sue Ira, Koru Environmental
Small Town Change and Challenges: The New Zealand Experience
Etienne Nel, University of Otago
Session 6 - Tourism
How to benefit from freedom camping and manage the local impacts
Neil Miller, Engineering New Zealand
Cycles in the local economy: impacts of cycle trails and the A2O in the Waitaki Valley
Nick Taylor, Nick Taylor and Associates
The end of desire: a reflection on the development and management of tracks and trails within the landscape of Aotearoa/New Zealand
Marion Read, Consultant
Indaba: Open space group discussion: topics identified by participants during the conference to address key issues raised during the conference, and identify actions to advance impact assessment practice.
Poster Session
A review of Strategic Environmental Assessment practice in Australia and New Zealand
Zobaidul Kabir and Richard Morgan
Stakeholders’ influence on impact assessment for infrastructure projects
Weqas Ali
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