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2018 EIANZ Conference Presentations
2018 EIANZ Conference Presentations
The 2018 Annual Conference explored the theme, "imagine: environment, people, future".
Keynote Speakers
| Professor Emma Johnston (UNSW) | Changing the way we look at environments - bigger, better and faster data |
| Principal Environment Judge Laurie Newhook, Environment Court of New Zealand | Swings and Roundabouts in Access to Environmental Justice in New Zealand |
| Justice Rachel Pepper, Land and Environment Court of NSW | Agitators in an Age of Green ‘Lawfare’ |
| Justice Melissa Perry, Federal Court of Australia | Water Law: Re-imagining the future through the prism of antiquity |
| Lucy Hughes Turnbull AO, Chief Commissioner, Greater Sydney Commission | Greater Sydney Commission |
| Felicity Greenway, Executive Director, Resource Policy and Reform Implementation in the Department of Planning and Environment | Reimagining Cities: people, place, power |
| Professor Peter Skelton, Commissioner, Canterbury Regional Council | An extraordinary response: Lessons from the post-earthquake recovery and regeneration planning for Greater Christchurch |
| Simon Smale, Landscape Manager, Gondwanalink, Bush Heritage Australia | He Kaupapa Tikanga-Rua: Applying indigenous landscape knowledge to planning in Aotearoa New Zealand |
| Doug Jackson, Executive General Manager, Group Operations, AGL | Making tomorrow happen today |
| Greg Bourne, Councillor, Climate Council | Re-imaginging the future of energy and climate |
Digital Disruption in the Environment Sector
| Ben Starr, Eagle.io | Internet of Things to Power Outcomes Based Approvals |
Strategic Impact assessment
| Kangmin Moon, Office of the Commissioner for Environmental Sustainability | State of the Environment Reporting framed by the UN SDGs |
| David Johnson, FEIANZ and Warwick Giblin, FEIANZ (OzEnvironmental) | Making Development & Planning Decisions 'in the Public Interest' - How can we Improve ? |
| Bryan Jenkins, President, EIANZ | Recovery Assessment: The Process Needed After Impacts Have Exceeded Sustainability Limits |
| Michel Baron, Jacobs Group (Australia) | Wind Farm Noise Compliance in Victoria, Australia |
Strategic Impact assessment
| Kangmin Moon, Office of the Commissioner for Environmental Sustainability | State of the Environment Reporting framed by the UN SDGs |
| David Johnson, FEIANZ and Warwick Giblin, FEIANZ (OzEnvironmental) | Making Development & Planning Decisions 'in the Public Interest' - How can we Improve ? |
| Bryan Jenkins, President, EIANZ | Recovery Assessment: The Process Needed After Impacts Have Exceeded Sustainability Limits |
| Michel Baron, Jacobs Group (Australia) | Wind Farm Noise Compliance in Victoria, Australia |
Ecology
| Kieran Marshall & Arne Bishop, RPS Australia | Remote sensing the threatened species Boronia deanei across the Newnes Plateau |
| Alexi Williams, ACT Parks and Conservation Service | Strategic identification of simple management tools to solve complex restoration puzzles |
Environmental Education and Communications
| Bill Haylock, Ardent Group Pty Ltd | Environmental Education - Managing Environmental Risk |
Social Impact Assessment: Recognizing People in EA
| Aneeta Nathan | A Framework to spatially represent the Social Values of Waterways |
The Future of Waste
| Alex Kanaar, Acting General Manager Growth and Development, Veolia | Rethinking Sustainability |
| Chani Lokuge, AECOM | The future of waste management in Australia |
Innovations in Heritage, Public Engagement
| Kym Oataway, Biosis Pty Ltd | Evolving knowledge along Bendigo Creek, Epsom |
| William Truscott, Biosis Pty Ltd | Exploring archaeological methods in the Western Volcanic Plains, Victoria |
| Darran Jordan, AECOM | Counting Scars: Culture, Science and Consultation for Modified Trees in NSW |
| Ellen Marnock, Jacobs | Cox Peninsula Remediation Project – A case study of effective community engagement |
Environmental regulatory reform
| Nick Thomas, Partner, Clayton Utz | The New Deal - Biodiversity offset reforms in NSW |
| Paul Elton, CEO, Biodiversity Conservation Trust | The NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust: An introduction to its role in supporting private land conservation |
| Heidi Asten, Freehills, Victoria | Environmental reform in Victoria |
Social Impact Assessment: Recognizing People in EA
| Aneeta Nathan | A Framework to spatially represent the Social Values of Waterways |
| Rogelio Canizales Perez, NSW Department of Planning and Environment Office of Environment and Heritage | Analysis of the performance and future directions of the biodiversity credit market in NSW |
Contaminated Land Management
| Ross Edwards, Jacobs Group (Australia) | PFAS: Managing the Shifting Sands of Science and Regulation with an Emerging Contaminant |
| Tony Scott, Coffey Services Australia Pty Ltd | Incorporating Sustainability into Contaminated Land Management |
| Adrian Heggie, WSP Australia Pty Limited | Challenges in Implementing Innovative Technologies and Approaches within Exisiting Contaminated Land Regulatory Frameworks |
| Graham Smith, WSP Australia Pty Limited | Contaminated Land - Sustainable Treatment |
Social Impact Assessment: Recognising People in Environmental Assessment
| Elouise Smith, GHD Canberra | An Introduction to International ESIA, Social Impacts, Challenges and Opportunities |
| Lara Mottee, Macquarie University & University of Groningen | Follow-up of Social Impacts of Urban Linear Transport-Infrastructure projects: Exploring Key Issues for the Future |
| Richard Parsons, NSW Department of Planning and Environment | Developing Social Impact Assessment Guidelines in a Pre-Existing Policy Context |
| Garry Middle, VisionEnvironment Consulting | Moving beyond the rationality of project EIA – landscape scale and holistic EIA |
The Future of Transport
Jim Modrouvanos, Executive Director, Freight Industry Branch, Transport for NSW |
The Future for NSW Freight |
| David Greig, NZ Transport Agency | Connecting Auckland to Northland NZ while meeting multiple outcomes effectively |
| Vicki Brady and Gareth Rees, Australian Rail Track Corporation | Future Proofing Transport: The Environmental Approach to Inland Rail |
| Mitchell Lee and Larissa Miller, Cardno | Planning for low emission transport: walking and cycling |
Managing the Future: Imagine New Opportunities and Challenges
| Damien Giurco, Institute for Sustainable Futures | Trends, disruptors and the circular economy |
| Kora Uhlmann, University of Queensland | Who cares? Environmental context in facilitating adolescent nature relatedness and wellbeing |
| Peter Ryan, UNSW | Landscape analysis’ of Stakeholder research and initiatives that contribute to achievement of Australia’s Sustainable and Resilient food & fibre production and land use systems by 2050 |
| Olivia Aib, Jacobs Group (Australia) | Metro Tunnel Project: Facilitating best practice sustainability outcomes |
Climate Change in the 21st Century
| Claudia Baldwin and Helen Ross, University of Queensland | Imagine Climate Resilient Communities and Regions: Participatory Adaptation Planning for Building Resilience |
| Sarah McLaren, Massey University | The Absolute Angle on Assessing Climate Change for Buildings |
| Allan Young, EMM Consulting Pty Ltd | Beach loss: How to make it not as bad as it might otherwise be |
| Daniela von Rabenau, Gea Environmental Pty Ltd | Fostering Climate Change Outcomes: The Parkes Water Infrastructure Renewal Project |
Environmental regulatory reform
| Chris Murphy, Independent reseacher | Why Biodiversity Reform generally fails to address the decline of biodiversity |
| Andrew Picone, Australian Conservation Foundation | The urgent need for a new generation of national environment laws |
| Jennifer Warren, WSP Australia Pty Limited | Imagine… A life without quality water |
| Sarah Kelly, Jacobs Group (Australia) | Drawing Lessons from New Zealand to provide a more supportive Regulatory Framework for Renewable Energy Development in Western Australia |
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.