Powerpoint presentations and abstracts can be viewed by clicking on the links from the list below. Presentations are arranged in alphabetical order by the first author.
Regional scale adaptive
management: lessons from the North East Salinity Strategy
Catherine Allan (a) and
Allan Curtis (b)
(a) Johnstone
Centre, Charles Sturt University and (b) Bureau of Rural Sciences.
Terms of engagement: frameworks and principles for engaging communities in re-designing Australian agriculture
Heather J Aslin, Bureau
of Rural Sciences
Valerie A Brown, Australian
National University
Eco-civic Landscapes. Designing governance frameworks that reflect community interest and landscape
David Brunckhorst, Phil
Coop and Ian Reeve
Institute of Rural Futures,
University of New England
Agriculture for the Australian environment: providing the evidence
Jean Chesson
Bureau of Rural Sciences
Sustaining local organisations: reflecting on the Landcare experience
Dr Allan Curtis (a), Ian
Byron (b) and Dr Bruce Shindler (c)
(a) Bureau of Rural Sciences;
(b) Johnstone Centre, Charles Sturt University; and (c) Oregon State University,
USA.
Landscape management in this millennium
Peter Davey
Landscape and Ecosystems
Management - University of Western Sydney
What will Australian agricultural landscapes be like in 50 years?
Michael Dunlop and Graham
Turner
CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems
On-farm testing: getting benefits for the environment
Marg Evans¹, Chris
Sounness¹, Brooke Thompson¹, Tony Fay¹, Peter Taylor²
Department of Natural
Resources and Environment, Victoria¹ and Wimmera Farming Systems²
A National Framework for Environmental Management Systems (EMS) in Australian Agriculture
Peter JM Johnston (a)
and Len Banks (b)
(a) Queensland Department
of Primary Industry and (b) NSW Agriculture – Orange
Future management of grasslands
David Kemp and D L Michalk - Faculty of Rural Management, University of Sydney
Redesigning grazed landscapes - principles and challenges from the grassy woodlands
Neil MacLeod
CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems.
Rights, institutions and sustainability - how can we make it work?
Paul Martin and Miriam
Verbeek
The Profit Foundation
Measuring whole-farm sustainability and profitability at a credible scale
Associate Professor Jim Scott - Centre for Sustainable Farming Systems, University of New England
Adaptive management at the regional scale: Breakthrough innovation or mission impossible? A report on an american experience
George H. Stankey
Pacific Northwest Research
Station - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service
The contribution of farmers and individual landholders to commercial plantation development in Australia
Nick Stephens, Mellissa
Wood, Claire Howell
National Forest Inventory,
Bureau of Rural Sciences
Learning from experience
Ian Thompson - Executive Manager - Natural Resources Management - Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry – Australia
How might greenhouse influence the way agriculture is practiced in Australia?
David Ugalde
Australian Greenhouse
Office
Social principles to inform agriculture
Professor Frank Vanclay
Tasmanian Institute of
Agricultural Research, University of Tasmania
Better water quality: A case of building a shared future
Alice Woodhead
Agricultural Systems,
University of Western Sydney
Controlled Traffic Farming – farming systems for the Australian Environment
D F Yule and R S Cannon
CTF Australia