Tag Archive for: Collaboration
Unearthing the Archerfield Wetlands Parkland: The Why, The How and Who is involved
Exploring the Archerfield Wetlands highlights who flood resilience and multiple other benefits can be achieved on this one integrated based project
Engaging with River Management Practioners at the 26th International River Symposium
Away to the real office of "in the paddock and along the creek" was the focus of this waterwateway restoration field day.
Are you involved in the planning and implementation of flood risk mitigation strategies?
RMIT University is looking for professionals and community…
Tools for water sensitive cities – what can they tell us & what can “we” do?
A rapid tour of tools that bring decision making and design of water sensitive cities into the reaches of professionals with a desire to have good alternatives rather than business as usual
Adoption and Application of Water Futures – Expert Workshop
On offer is a new book on building resilience into SEQ landscapes, catchments and the design of local communities and offering adaptation measures for future extreme weather and weather events. How useful is Water Futures and what is its utility??? For the response and recommendations, enjoy what this expert group have in mind.
Front of Mind – Engagement
A real bonus to explore what I have experienced through Engagement and how it underpins the essence of the Flood Community of Practice. Check out this interview with Jack Mullay
Water Futures – A Visual Water Vision to inspire how we live in South East Queensland
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
Resilient Urban Deltas and Floodplains Summit – 4th November 2016
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.
Group collaboration develops visual delights – SEQWaterFutures charrette in action
Active participation through 4 working groups was a feature of this SEQ WaterFutures charrette. And nothing like a mix of pictures to highlight the effort in action and ideas generated.