February 2013
Latest newsletter out now!
Highlights include:
- State funding cuts to slash Murray-Darling work
- Hawkesbury-Nepean River Recovery Program wins in savewater! awards
- Estuary Environmental Flows Assessment Method (EEFAM)
- Environmental Water Use in NSW: Annual Report 2011-12
- Historic Murray Darling Basin legislation passes parliament
- Local engagement officers for environmental watering
- $6 million clean up for Cooks River
- 2D modelling in urban and rural floodplains
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December 2012
New committee meet to plan network's future
After an open-call for new members, a committee has been appointed for the Environmental Water Management Specialist Network for the 2012-14 period. The committee has three new members who will bring a new perspective and help drive the network forward over the next two years. Details of the committee can be found HERE
The committee met for a full day of review and planning, and a draft version of the 2012-14 action plan will be available for comment in the New Year.
ReCharge #23
The latest issue of ReCharge is now available.
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August 2012
The latest issue of ReCharge is now available.
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June 2012
The latest issue of ReCharge is now available.
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April 2012
The latest issue of ReCharge is now available.
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February 2012
The latest issue of ReCharge is now available.
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January 2012
New Year, new committee members!
The committee is happy to announce the recruitment of two additional members to join the existing commitee. Melissa Debnam (ALS Global, Vic) and Paul Wettin (Consultant, NSW) will bring a wealth of experience and some fresh ideas as our young network continues to develop.
If you have any suggestions for activities (events, publications,policy development etc) that the committee could develop over the next two years, please send your thoughts to networks@awa.asn.au
December 2011
The Environmental Water Management Specialist Network are delighted to be hosting a workshop at next year's Ozwater in Sydney.
The theme of the workshop is:
Towards Multidisciplinary Management of Water
This workshop will explore the role of professionals from
different disciplines collaborating to ensure better outcomes of determination,
delivery and management of environmental water allocations as well as improved
management of water management structures and storages. The audience is wide
ranging and can include professionals involved in water management: engineers,
scientists, policy officers, water managers, environmental and catchment
managers. The learning objectives will be to explore ways in which each
profession can help each other to achieve better environmental and resource
outcomes by working together.
Places are very limited and you must be a registered Ozwater delegate to attend the workshop. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
November 2011
Call for committee members - this network is looking for four members to join the existing committee. This is a great opportunity to get more involved in this emerging field, build your contacts and to develop resources and activities that are of genuine benefit to the broader Environmental Water Management community.
Click the link to apply or contact Laura Evanson for more information.
June 2011
The new network has been launched and members are already signing up.
Watch out in coming months for details of the network's Action Plan, as well as opportunities to join the committee.
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