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Landscape
Rehabilitation: Approaches and Techniques
4th
- 6th February 2003
Yass, New South Wales
Content
The
workshop will be a mixture of lectures, workshops, demonstrations
and field trips and will cover the following topics:
- Understanding
rehabilitation
- Landscape
Function Analysis
- Rehabilitating
the soil
- Provenance
and genetics
- Translocation
- Rehabilitation
approaches and techniques
- Constructing
a rehabilitation plan
Speakers
- Roger
Good,
Senior Project Manager, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
- Dr
Tricia Hogbin,
Senior Threatened Species Officer, NSW National Parks & Wildlife
Service
- Stuart
Johnston,
Property and Environment Manager, TransGrid Southern Region
- Dr
Ian Lunt,
Senior Lecturer, The Johnstone Centre for Social & Biophysical
Environmental Research, Charles Sturt University
- Jeanette
Mill,
National Coordinator, Australian Network for Plant Conservation
- Ian
Perkins,
Principal Consultant, IPCS
- Rainer
Rehwinkel,
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
- David
Tongway,
Landscape Ecologist, CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems
Audience
This
workshop is suitable for people who are involved in or wish to
be involved in rehabilitation projects, including:
- Industry environmental
officers
- Soil Conservation
Officers
- Government conservation
organisations
- Local government
staff
- Botanic gardens
staff
- Non-government
conservation organisation staff
- Coordinators
and members of community groups (e.g. Landcare, Bushcare, Coastcare)
- NHT program
community facilitators and extension officers
- Catchment coordinators
and Natural Resource Mangers
- Private land
owners/managers
Course
Fees
Industry
$600
Government Agencies $300
Community $180
Workshop Dinner (optional, venue TBA) $30
- Day
rates available on request
- Course
fees include morning and afternoon teas, lunches, course notes
and travel to field sites.
- All
prices include 10% GST (ABN 70 861 480 818)
Hosted
and supported by
TransGrid
(Southern Region)
NSW National Parks
and Wildlife Service
 This project has been assisted
by the New South Wales Government
through its Environmental Trust.
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