Conference Proceedings – 2015

From engineering to sustainable rivers: Health, wealth and what else? -András Szӧllӧsi-Nagy

Contributions of e-flows science to river conservation and restoration – Angela Arthington

RAIN: A History for stormy times – Cynthia Barnett

River restoration in the Middle East: No politics – just sewage – Amos Brandeis

Integration through engagement: building bridges between people and their cultures in river basin management – Katherine Daniell

Scattered Blues: Recovering resilience of stressed water ecosystem – Ajaya Dixit

The imperative of demonstrating progress – new thinking and simple approaches – Jane Doolan

Multiple benefits through river and wetland restoration – Alastair Driver

State of global wetlands and implications for the Sustainable Development Goals – Max Finlayson

Citizen Science and Digital Earth Technology for River Resuscitation – Timothy Foresman

Catchments, mines and communities – an integrated catchment management imperative for mining – Roger Higgins

Ecotourism – if it’s not your business, it should be! – Rod Hillman

Evolution of SEA to inform Hydropower Development in the Greater Mekong Region – Tarek Ketelsen

Leaders making healthy rivers – Matt Linnegar

Main reasons for the development of international water management in Europe – Anne Schulte-Wülwer-Leidig

Healthy economies – healthy rivers? – Caroline Sullivan

Water goes global – Charles Vorosmarty

The European experience in restoring rivers, providing water services and ensuring multiple uses and values: the case of the Danube – Philip Weller

Monitoring bioavailability of metals and metalloids in river water receiving mine water discharge – Trang Huynh

Capacity for mining impacts on rivers – Neil Mcintyre

Environmental Values in the Finniss River downstream of the former Rum Jungle Mine – Andy Markham

Assessing water risk and corporate water stewardship – Oliver Maennicke

Grower-focussed extension to deliver water quality and profitability outcomes – Rob Milla

Embedding native fish recovery within a vibrant irrigation district – Anna Parker

Resolving over-allocation in a small catchment – the Maerewhenua story – Elizabeth Soal

Dumb growth damages rivers – Andrew Gawith

Carbon neutral cotton farms – valuing riparian environments – Stacey Vogel

River basin management: actions at field level are necessary – Shrikant Limaye

Northern Australia water infrastructure – Michelle Lauder

Development of eco-heart indicators for water quality status and riverine community awareness – Azizi Abu Bakar

The mighty Burdekin River – catchment to the sea – Bill Lowis

The Murray-Darling Basin Environmental Water and Knowledge Research Project – Ben Gawne

Development and implementation of environmental flow policy to protect livelihoods and ecosystem health in Lao PDR under the situation of rapid hydropower development – Christopher Gippel

Umbrella environmental assets: establishing environmental water requirements in the Murray-Darling Basin – Matthew O’Brien

Environmental flows: a realistic goal for Africa? – Mahala McLindin

Water for life: setting priorities  – Russell Rollason

Essential ingredients of Integrated River Basin Management and how it applies to the Mekong River Basin – Truong Hong Tien

SDIP and South Asia – Peter Wallbrink

It’s more than adding water – the Tri-State Southern – Connected Basin Alliance – Chris Norman

The Mighty Waikato River: The new co-governance approach to managing a national resource – Paula Southgate

National water accounts – Sunil Dutta

Using the Geofabric in decision support for wetlands, modelling and accessing water observation data – Matthew Brooks

Riverbank erosion stabilisation, ecosystem service enhancement  and infrastructure protection: Can you always get what you want? – Tom Alletson

Adaptive management strategies – making it work – Brian Kemp

Speed talks: Andy Markham & Scott Raymond

Urban river restoration and flood risk management in Styria/Austria – Rudolf Hornich

Urban Stream Corridors: Environmental Status and Restoration Strategies, Case of three tributaries in Upper Mahaweli River Sri Lanka – Lalitha Dissanayake

The potential to increase riverine ecosystem services in high-density Asian cities – Kuei-Hsien Liao

The Value of Waterway Health to the Residential Community in Two Urban Sydney Catchments – Philip Birtles

Finbox – The Demonstration Reach Toolbox for Waterway Managers – Pam Clunie

Rehabilitating the Pasig River and its tributaries – Reynaldo Ramos

Multiple benefits of a constructed stormwater treatment wetland – Peter Adkins

Transboundary river basins: a global comparative indicator-based assessment – Paul Glennie

Impact of climate change on river discharge in the Nam Sane River Basin in Lao PDR – Ketsana Xaiyasarn

Winning the war against salinity in the Murray-Darling river system – David Dreverman

Ngarrindjeri Speaking as Country: Innovations in Indigenous engagement in water – Steve Hemming

Indigenous co-management of freshwater fisheries resources in Aotearoa, New Zealand – Erina Watene-Rawiri & Erica Williams

Seeking water justice: Aboriginal economic entitlements and basin management  – Darren Perry

Moving beyond ownership, the benefits of applying indigenous values – Susan Guthrie

Bridging the silos of land use planning and floodplain management – Carrie Dearnley

Holistic framework for management of rivers, estuaries and wetlands at the regional level – Greg Peters

Social learning IRBM – Jennifer Marie S. Amparo

Perceptions of environmental watering in the Murray-Darling Basin – Jacki Schrimer & Sandra Walpole

Understanding links between waterway management and community health – Anne Cleary

Communicating for success in environmental programs – Jaana Dielenberg

Trading water delivers social and environmental outcomes at reduced economic cost – Bill Moulden

contRIVERsy (The Great Debate) – is the global water crisis out of control? – András Szӧllӧsi-Nagy, Imtiaz Ahmed, Anne Schulte-Wülwer-Leidig & Caroline Sullivan, with Bernie Hobbs