After a journey of multiple opportunities since the January 2011 floods, James Davidson and a huge team of contributors, participants and supporters can now offer Water Futures – A visual water vision on adaptation in SEQ to enhance our livability
Engaging tools and visualisation were the focus of a half day workshop on Wednesday 28 June. A rich array of material was presented at this interactive workshop with 40 participants. Explore the tools through the links provided.
Linking the results of a detailed science and geomorphology investigation in the Lockyer Creek floodplain provides managers of floodplains to have an additional insight into the characteristics and behaviours of channels and floodplains – and here at Gatton the implications were explored at this full day workshop and field trip.
Unique opportunity to be hosted by Dutch water professionals as you explore the Netherlands flood risk and water management story – 14 days of adventure with your tour team of Piet Filet and Annie Leggett
Exploring floodplain management through the lens of geomorphology: science for practitioners at this full day workshop at Gatton
If you thought 2016 was an impressive year for Flood Community of Practice activity, look what is installed for 2017
An opportunity to explore the Dutch water landscape is an offer. Would you like to join this study tour, the register your interest.
Recent collaboartion between the Dutch and Queensland-Australian parties has been on ongoing since the 2011 state-wide Queensland floods and this Water Summit further consolidates the ongoing desire to share and learn from each other. The full program with a wonderful start with a Dutch Royal visit to the QUT Cube saw 60 participants explore and share their insights in what can make resilient urban deltas and floodplains work.
How much can one discus about water in 4 days in Australia? Well, from 1 to 4 November a full program on joint Australian and Dutch dialog is planned and covers a breadth of issues.
Sharing their Dutch and international experiences and insights, a small team of Dutch guests will help stimulate the collective debate of resilience in delta city’s and floodplains and what this means for Queensland.