Tuesday, 25th September
Australian Freshwater Sciences Society Conference 2018
Days
Sunday, 23rd September
Monday, 24th September
Tuesday, 25th September
Wednesday, 26th September
Thursday, 27th September
Friday, 28th September
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Speakers
Welcome
8:50AM - 9:00AM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 1,2&3
Plenary Session 5: Implementation, Large Rivers
9:00AM - 11:15AM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 1,2&3
Chair: Rebecca Lester
A Row’d Less Travelled By…Hilary Jolly Address
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Jane Chambers
Water for nature: Colorado River style
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Karl Flessa
Science, adaptive management and environmental watering
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Jody Swirepik
Morning Tea
11:15AM - 11:45AM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 4&5
Session 6 - Flow Restoration and Environmental Flows
11:45AM - 1:05PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 1
Chair: Leon Barmuta
What constitutes “recovery” in variable ecosystems?
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Leon A Barmuta
Applying the Freshwater Health Index to the transboundary Sesan, Srepok and Sekong river basin
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Nicholas J Souter
Is the Basin Plan on track to deliver its predicted environmental outcomes?
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Anne Jensen
Spatial and temporal response of microinvertebrate to environmental water delivery in channel and wetland habitats of lowland rivers
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Wing Tsoi
Session 6 - Crossing the boundary between Science, Policy and Management
11:45AM - 1:05PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 2
Chair: Amber Clarke
Adaptive water resource planning and implementation in the upper Border Rivers
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Katrina Cousins
Case studies from Victoria and South Australia that illustrate a multi-faceted approach to wetland restoration and protection across public and private land
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Mark Bachmann
Building a water Decision Support System for the Australian Capital Territory
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Danswell Starrs
Evaluating the construction of composite indicators for estuaries in New South Wales
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Katrina Szetey
Session 6 - Fish Ecology
11:45AM - 1:05PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 3
Chair: Phil Papas
Lake water levels affect habitat use by small-bodied fish
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Bryce Halliday
Comparison of two acoustic technologies with conventional survey techniques as a method for determining the biomass of carp within a small and large lake.
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Joe Pera
The Great Northern Connectivity: Fish, flows and dry time woes
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Katrina Cousins
Using preference curves to assess potential changes in freshwater fishes from water resource development in northern Australia
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Jackie L O'Sullivan
Lunch
1:05PM - 2:00PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 4&5
Session 7 - Flow Restoration and Environmental Flows
2:00PM - 4:00PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 1
Chair: Margaret Shanafield
Learning from Commonwealth environmental flows in the lower Lachlan: when no two years are the same.
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Fiona Dyer
Looking for larvae in a stressed river system – is adding water enough?
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Amina Price
Long-term (15+ years) monitoring of the effect of flow regulation on the Coxs River, Blue Mountains NSW
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Daniel Pygas
Trickles & Triumphs: Environmental water delivery to the Lower Lakes, Coorong and Murray Mouth
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Adrienne Rumbelow
Multiple restraints can limit long-term success in environmental watering
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Ashley Macqueen
Losing hydrological connectivity: impact of climate change and water resource development on wetland connectivity
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Daryl Nielsen
Session 7 - Citizen Science
2:00PM - 4:00PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 2
Chair: Jenny Davis
Using phenology cues to optimise use of available environmental water
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Anne Jensen
Citizen science in Australia’s waterways: Investigating linkages with catchment management and policy
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Patrick Bonney
Dragonflies and the Dry
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Jenny A Davis
Waterwatch in the SA Murray-Darling Basin: delivering robust data as well as community connections
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Sylvia Clarke
Maximising your chances of success with citizen science projects. The National Waterbug Blitz, a case study in progress.
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John Gooderham
3:40PM
Discussion and Q&A
Session 7 - National Carp Program
2:00PM - 4:00PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 3
Chair: Ross Thompson
A look under the hood of the National Carp Control Plan
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Matt Barwick
Possible dissolved oxygen and nutrient impacts from mass carp mortality
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Justin Brookes
CarpN Neutral: Recycling invasive fish for use in environmental initiatives
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Josh Smith
Some uncertainties in understanding about carp biocontrol using herpesvirus CyHV-3
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Jonathan C Marshall
Simulating a carp virus release to quantify the impact of decaying fish on water quality and phytoplankton
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Alec W Davie
Rotting fish in the water - implications for water treatment and supply.
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Leon van der Linden
Afternoon Tea
4:00PM - 4:20PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 4&5
Session 8 - Flow Restoration and Environmental Flows
4:20PM - 5:20PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 1
Chair: Belinda Robson
Early, late or constant - what are long-lived woody floodplain seedlings looking for?
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Rebecca Durant
Application of floodplain Eucalypt condition score systems to support environmental watering management decisions
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Todd Wallace
Environmental flow releases stimulate the upstream movement of diadromous fishes
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Frank Amtstaetter
Session 8 - Food webs
4:20PM - 5:20PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 2
Chair: Jane Chambers
Identifying critical basal resources for fish recruitment
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Paul McInerney
Semi-quantitative food-web models of the Coorong, South Australia
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George G Giatas
Assessment of river health based on a multi-stressor risk framework
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Peter M Negus
Session 8 - Zooplankton Ecology
4:20PM - 5:20PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 3
Chair: Richard Marchant
Zooplankton and physico-chemical conditions of Lake Werri Berri and Lake Nerrigorang in Thirlmere Lakes
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Tsuyoshi Kobayashi
Lower Murray zooplankton – flow-related spatio-temporal biodiversity
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Russ Shiel
Do zooplankton disperse readily in temperate lowland rivers?
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Daryl Nielsen
Virtual Poster Session: Informal mixer pre-lungfish lecture
5:30PM - 6:30PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 1,2&3
Chair: Sally Maxwell
Seasonal use of waterholes by terrestrial vertebrate fauna in central Australia
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Fiona Dyer
Conservation of the red-finned blue-eye (
Scaturiginichthys vermeilipinnis
)
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Pippa Kern
Where did all the water go? Challenges modelling the water balance of an historic environmental flow.
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Margaret Shanafield
Effects of climate and landscape change on endemic freshwater macrocrustacean persistence in south-western Australia.
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Holly E. Emery-Butcher
Top-down effects of prey selection by
Anisops
sp. on a Southeast Australian zooplankton community.
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Thomas Wilkins
Who shreds in Perth? Leaf litter processing in formerly-perennial headwater streams.
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Nicole Carey
How do primary producers respond to small environmental flow releases?
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Krista L Bonfantine
Turtles Forever: Securing populations of Bell's Turtle (
Myuchelys bellii
)
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Adrienne Burns
Amino acids profile in tropical
Chlorella
sp. 12 responding to copper stress
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Manisha Shakya
When the river runs clear; the significance of groundwater to the Daly River's ecology (northern Australia)
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Simon Townsend
Predicting phytoplankton succession in a major drinking water reservoir
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Ella M Middelhoff
Australia's Rotifera revisited: species diversity and distribution
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Russ Shiel
Witjira Waru Pulka (Fire) Management Strategy 2018-2028
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Aidan Galpin
The role of catchment landuse in measured stream water quality: case study from South-east Queensland
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Ninh HNPW Phi-Wilson
Lungfish Lecture
6:45PM - 7:30PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Ballroom 1,2&3
Chair: Jane Roberts
Sponsored by:
Survival
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Margaret Brock
E-MCR Mixer
7:45PM - 10:00PM
Tuesday, 25th September
Glenelg Surf Life Saving Club
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