PrintMonday 26 July 2021
| 0830 | Workshop Registration | ||||
| 0900 – 1030 |
Pre-Conference Workshop 1
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Pre-Conference Workshop 2
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Pre-Conference Workshop 3
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| 1030 – 1100 | Morning Tea | ||||
| 1100 – 1230 |
Pre-Conference Workshop 1 continued
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Pre-Conference Workshop 2 continued
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Pre-Conference Workshop 3 continued
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| 1600 – 1700 |
Conference Registration Ballroom Foyer, Pullman Cairns International |
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| 1700 – 1900 |
Welcome Reception The Welcome Reception is a fantastic opportunity to connect and re-connect with delegates and your industry peers. |
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Tuesday 27 July 2021
| 0800 – 1700 |
Registration Ballroom Foyer, Pullman Cairns |
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OPENING PLENARY SESSION Mossman Room |
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| 0900 – 0910 |
Delegate Welcome & Housekeeping Prof. Nick Harvey & Jo Ludbrook, Co-Convenors |
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| 0910 – 0925 |
Welcome to Country Gudju Gudju Fourmile, Gimuy Walubara Yidinji Country |
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| 0925 – 0945 |
Official Conference Opening The Hon Meaghan Scanlon MP, Queensland Minister for Environment and the Great Barrier Reef and Minister for Science and Youth Affairs |
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| 0945 – 1030 |
Keynote Presentation – Australian coastal compartments: past, present and future Prof. Andrew Short, Honorary Professor, School of Geosciences, University of Sydney |
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| 1030 – 1100 |
Morning Tea Ballroom Foyer, Pullman Cairns International |
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PLENARY SESSION Mossman Room |
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| 1100 – 1145 |
Keynote Presentation – Changing beliefs about the past and future of the Great Barrier Reef Dr Charlie Veron, Researcher |
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| 1145 – 1230 |
Keynote Presentation – Reef Island Processes and Change in North Queensland and Torres Strait: Lessons for Management and Adaptation A/Prof. Scott Smithers, Coastal Geomorphologist, College of Science and Engineering, James Cook University |
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| 1230 – 1330 |
Lunch & Exhibition Ballroom Foyer, Pullman Cairns International |
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| Concurrent Sessions | |||||
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Concurrent Session 1 Addressing the big issues in coastal communities Kuranda Room |
Concurrent Session 2 Reform in coastal policy and institutional frameworks Mossman Room |
Concurrent Session 3 Coastal resilience and preparedness Tully Room 1 |
Concurrent Session 4 Managing land and sea country together Tully Room 2 |
Concurrent Session 5 Rainforest to Reef, catchment to coast Tully Room 3 |
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| 1330 – 1345 |
Mapping coral reefs from space for effective management and protection Emily Twiggs |
John Hudson |
The tidal inlets of South East Queensland: morphology, manipulation and management Prof. Rodger Tomlinson |
Joint management in Gunaikurnai Country Daniel Miller |
Prof. Steve Turton |
| 1345 – 1400 |
Local waste management successfully reduces coastal plastic pollution Kathryn Willis |
Rebecca Price |
Updated Guidelines for Storm Tide Flood Mapping Michael Thomson |
Katie Oxenham |
Great Barrier Reef Regional Report Cards – why, how and the future Diane Tarte |
| 1400 – 1415 |
Marine plastic pollution impacts on Victoria’s parks Mark Rodrigue |
Integration, collaboration and adaptive management- the key to marine estate management in NSW Tonia Clarkson |
Dr Rafael Carvalho |
Elizabeth Evans-Illidge & Traceylee Forester |
Dr Nathan Waltham |
| 1415 – 1430 |
Litter and illegal dumping management framework Bianca Gray |
Winners and losers in coastal policy reform – Victoria as a case study Dr Geoff Wescott |
Viewing sea level anomaly forecasts from a coastal wave guide perspective Andy Taylor |
A new institutional framework to promote genuine reef research partnerships with Traditional Owners Elizabeth Evans-Illidge |
Roadside run-off in tropical Queensland tidal wetlands Philip Jetson |
| 1430 – 1450 |
Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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| 1450 – 1520 |
Afternoon Tea Ballroom Foyer, Pullman Cairns International |
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| Concurrent Sessions | |||||
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Concurrent Session 6 Addressing the big issues in coastal communities Kuranda Room |
Concurrent Session 7 Reform in coastal policy and institutional frameworks Mossman Room |
Concurrent Session 8 Coastal resilience and preparedness Tully Room 1 |
Concurrent Session 9 Managing land and sea country together Tully Room 2 |
Concurrent Session 10 Coastal Resilience and Preparedness Tully Room 3 |
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| 1520 – 1535 |
A/Prof. Anthony Boxshall |
What is valued? A critique of Australian coastal legislation, policies and plans Dr Carmen Elrick-Barr |
Managing the Coast is different in Victoria? Gary McPike |
Fiona Chandler & Marika Seden |
Fitzroy Gully Erosion Control project Linda Fahle |
| 1535 – 1550 |
National reef building project: a bold plan to recover a critically endangered shellfish ecosystems Simon Branigan |
Victoria’s first marine spatial planning framework Nicola Waldron |
QCoast2100 – Delivering Queensland-wide adaptation planning for coastal hazards & sea level rise Mat Cork & Sel Sultmann |
Coastal management in the South West of WA Jo Ludbrook |
Adrian Turnbull |
| 1550 – 1605 |
Dr David Rissik |
After 50 years will South Australia finally update its Coast Protection Act? Mark Parnell |
Managing and communicating coastal adaptation costs, benefits and trade-offs – A Noosa case study Martijn Gough & Grant Hinner |
Caring for the Perth Coast: Maintaining a presence through funding peaks and troughs Kate Spurtore & Hannah Gulliver |
Collaroy Beach – New South Wales #1 coastal erosion hotspot Adrian Turnball |
| 1605 – 1620 |
Financing coral reef restoration in Seychelles Justin Story |
Beliefs and political decision making in the workings of local government planning arenas Rob Crosthwaite |
Providing a baseline for future change for climate affected coastlines Mick Hawkins |
Naval Base shacks WA: community working together to protect WA’s heritage Mick Davis |
Implementation of Shoreline Erosion Management Plan at Amity Point: A Complex Challenge Astrid Stuer |
| 1620 – 1640 |
Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates |
Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates |
Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates |
Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates |
Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates |
Wednesday 28 July 2021
| 0800 – 1700 |
Registration Ballroom Foyer, Pullman Cairns |
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PLENARY SESSION Mossman Room |
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| 0900 – 0905 |
Welcome to Day 2 Prof. Nick Harvey & Jo Ludbrook, Co-Convenors |
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| 0905 – 0950 |
Keynote Presentation – Property Rights and managed retreat: exploring Coastal Lawscapes Dr Tayanah O’Donnell, Director, Future Earth Australia, Australian Academy of Science |
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| 0950 – 1035 |
Keynote Presentation – Managed or Messy – perspectives on future coastal adaptation Dorean Erhart, Director, Linden Climate Advisory, Brisbane, Queensland |
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| 1035 – 1100 |
Morning Tea Ballroom Foyer, Pullman Cairns International |
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| Concurrent Sessions | |||||
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Concurrent Session 11 Addressing the big issues in coastal communities Kuranda Room |
Concurrent Session 12 Reform in coastal policy and institutional frameworks Mossman Room |
Concurrent Session 13 Coastal resilience and preparedness Tully Room 1 |
Concurrent Session 14 Managing land and sea country together Tully Room 2 |
Concurrent Session 15 Coastal Resilience and Preparedness Tully Room 3 |
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| 1100 – 1115 |
Sharing our coastal spaces with resident and migratory shorebirds Dr Vicki Stokes |
Cairns, a city at risk or opportunity? Sophie Barrett |
Adapting our planning to help us adapt Phebe Bicknell |
Integrated catchment and coastal management – the BCN model that works Matt Crawly |
Dr Chris Sharples |
| 1115 – 1130 |
Tasmania – the Australian refuge for beach-nesting shorebirds Dr Eric Woehler |
The making of expertise: identity and knowledge of the coastal professional Naomi Edwards |
Riders on the storm – a decade of application of risk management principles and guidelines to coastal management in AustraliaVerity Rollason |
Dr Kristian Peters |
Dr Valentin Heimhuber |
| 1130 – 1145 |
Blue Carbon co-benefit opportunities for shorebirds Tony Flaherty |
Policy for coastal issues in Australia: gaps in good practice Dr Carmen Elrick-Barr & Prof. Tim Smith |
Port Phillip Bay Coastal Hazard Assessment Dr Tamara van Polanen Petel |
Citizen scientists and machine learning to monitor coastal erosion with drones: a statewide approach Nicolas Pucino |
Waterway management through sub-catchment prioritisation studies in the Hornsby Shire LGA Dr Ana Rubio |
| 1145 – 1200 |
Share our shores campaign growth and challenges Maddie Glynn |
Uncensored Reflections on Twenty Five Years of Victorian Marine and Coastal Policy Reform Dr Geoff Wescott |
Shaping Victoria’s adaptive and resilient coast, to 2100 and beyond Dr Elisa Zavadil |
Fostering environmentally beneficial behaviours: the keys to community engagement Angeline Poole |
Forecasting storm inundation of coral reef aligned coasts in data rich and data poor settings Dr Daniel Harris |
| 1200 – 1220 |
Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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| 1220 – 1230 | Packed Lunch and Field Tours | ||||
Field ToursHalf day field tours are including in full conference registrations. Coaches will depart from the Pullman Cairns International at 12.30pm and return in time for the conference dinner.
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| 1900 – 2300 |
Coast to Coast Conference Dinner Grand Ballroom, Pullman Cairns International |
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Thursday 29 July 2021
| 0800 – 1700 |
Registration Ballroom Foyer, Pullman Cairns |
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PLENARY SESSION Mossman Room |
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| 0845 – 0850 |
Welcome to Day 3 Prof. Nick Harvey & Jo Ludbrook, Co-Convenors |
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| 0850 – 0935 | Keynote Presentation – The changing prominence of coastal NRM in Australia A/Prof. Beverley Clarke, College of Humanities, Art and Social Sciences, Flinders University of South Australia |
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| 0935 – 0955 |
Plenary talks National Coastal adaptation Agenda 2010 – 2020 Sustainable Oceans and Coasts: Consultation for a ten-year strategy |
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| 0955 – 1015 | Q & A Panel Session on Australian Coasts – Looking to the future | ||||
| 1045 – 1115 |
Morning Tea Ballroom Foyer, Pullman Cairns International |
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| Concurrent Sessions | |||||
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Concurrent Session 16 Addressing the big issues in coastal communities Kuranda Room |
Concurrent Session 17 Reform in coastal policy and institutional frameworks Mossman Room |
Concurrent Session 18 Coastal resilience and preparedness Tully Room 1 |
Concurrent Session 19 Managing land and sea country together Tully Room 2 |
Concurrent Session 20 Coastal Resilience and Preparedness Tully Room 3 |
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| 1115 – 1130 |
Engineering the future: Coastal wetlands Toby Tucker |
CoastKit – Victoria’s first marine and coastal knowledge management system Dr Tessa Mazor & Rhiannon Holden |
Linda Rijkenberg |
Dr Rachel Miller |
Coastal resilience paradigms and priorities for the Australia’s east coast Dr Marcello Sano |
| 1130 – 1145 |
Australia’s integrated marine observing system in 2020 – planning for impact Dr Indi Hodgson-Johnston |
Dr Warwick Noble |
An impact-based approach to assessing climate change’s role in changing coastal inundation risk Ben Hague |
Mark Rodrigue |
Christian Taylor |
| 1145 – 1200 |
Characterising climate resilience in coastal groundwater-dependent ecosystems Madeleine Dyring |
Remote islands and long-term coastal adaptation pathways James Lewis |
Camping ground, battleground or just losing ground for coastal adaptation to climate change Anne Leitch |
Source reduction of professional fishing debris Simon Rowe |
Mia Hunt |
| 1200 – 1215 |
Coastal Geoscience and Engineering in Australia: Research Priorities and Emerging Issues A/Prof. Hannah Power |
Jacquie White & Jeska Dee |
Dr Rebecca Olive |
Tide to Tip – An oyster industry waterway clean-up initiative Siobhan Threfall |
Dr Jak McCarroll |
| 1215 – 1230 |
Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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| 1230 – 1330 |
Lunch Ballroom Foyer, Pullman Cairns International |
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| Concurrent Sessions | |||||
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Concurrent Session 21 Addressing the big issues in coastal communities Kuranda Room |
Concurrent Session 22 Reform in coastal policy and institutional frameworks Mossman Room |
Concurrent Session 23 Coastal resilience and preparedness Tully Room 1 |
Concurrent Session 24 Managing land and sea country together Tully Room 2 |
Concurrent Session 25 Coastal resilience and preparedness Tully Room 3 |
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| 1330 – 1345 |
Coastal adaptation or social adaptation? Creating a legacy beyond the coastal plan Fiona Chandler |
Washpool Lagoon – juggling coastal restoration and community expectations Tony Flaherty & Damian Moroney |
Low tide during lock-down: a critical ethnography of beach usage during COVID-19 Elissa Ahston-Smith |
Making memorable coastal education experiences Wayne Walters |
The Cape to Cape Resilience Project – living with our changing coast Cassandra Philippou |
| 1345 – 1400 |
Coastal Management Decision Support Framework, Case Study – Yorke Peninsula Annabel Sandery |
The Gladstone harbour report card: From vision to reality, tales from a working harbour Dr Mark Schultz |
CoastSnap: a global citizen science project to monitor changing coastlines Dr Mitchell Harley |
Barwon Estuary project: a community education approach to stewardship Jon Duthie |
Application of Geoscience Australia’s national DEA Coastlines product; a geomorphic overview Dr Rachel Nanson |
| 1400 – 1415 |
Dylan Cowley |
The Ecology of ALAN (Let there be light, but not too much and definitely not blue …) Dr John Thorogood |
Coastal Adaptation Planning for the City of Greater Geraldton Jim Churchill |
Applying the best of leadership theory and practice to integrated coastal zone management (ICZM) Chris Rees |
A National View of Storm Tide Flood Risk in Australia Dr Thomas Mortlock |
| 1415 – 1430 |
Lessons from the dismal science (economics) Steve Charlton-Henderson |
The Think Line – A Behaviour Change Safety Campaign to address rip current drowning Shane Daw
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Investigating dredge placement optimisation to benefit surf amenity Dr Alexander Atkinson |
Sharing the love for Victoria’s marine protected areas Mark Rodrigue |
Implementation of climate change adaptation pilot projects in the Indo-Pacific Dan Rodger |
| 1430 – 1445 |
Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Questions, including live Q & A for online delegates
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Closing Plenary Session Mossman Room |
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| 1445 – 1515 |
Conference summary and closing remarks Prof. Nick Harvey & Jo Ludbrook, Co-Convenors |
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