Welcome to Coast to Coast 2010

The Coast to Coast conferences provide an excellent forum for Australian coastal workers from universities, consulting companies, community organisations and all levels of local, state and federal government.

The 2010 conference was held in Adelaide, Monday 20th September - Friday 24th September 2010

Patricia von Baumgarten
Convenor (Coast to Coast 2010)


Speakers

  • Anthony is the principal of Science to Manage Uncertainty, a business established to provide commercial science management and advisory services to research providers,...

  • As Coast and Biodiversity Officer for the City of Holdfast Bay, Jason is responsible for the planning and on-ground management of urban coastal environments.

    Jason is...

  • Orrin Pilkey is a James B. Duke professor of Earth and Ocean Sciences at the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, USA. Pilkey is a...

  • Heidi is the Manager, Marine Biosecurity Response with Biosecurity SA, working on a wide range of projects, including the response to reports and confirmed cases of aquatic...

  • Professor Colin Moffat and Professor David Johnson presenting live from Bergen Norway.

Themes

  • Understanding the changes to our coast and acting upon those changes needs data, information and analysis. The use of GIS, modelling and other technologies in planning for,...

  • With limited time and money for coastal issues, integrated actions and partnerships are critical. What is happening at state and national levels, showcasing of partnerships,...

  • Preparing for changes requires a great understanding of coastal systems and the interactions between the various forms of life, and the physical processes that sustain them....

  • Climate change may exacerbate current impacts on the coast and the sea. What are we doing to protect coastal, estuarine and marine biodiversity or enabling adaptation to...


Actions for Change

What a great event this one will be! Coast to Coast is the renowned, and only, National Coastal Management Conference, when all with interest on coastal, estuarine and marine matters get together, every two years, to celebrate Australia’s coasts, and share knowledge and experiences on management, science, policy, governance, activism and many other topics.

We, in South Australia, are honoured to be hosting the 2010 event. We decided that we want to focus on actions. In a time of so much pressure, our planet, our home, needs lots of looking after. We want this year’s Coast to Coast to be the forum where we can all discuss how to best do that, so the generations to come can continue to enjoy the wonderful beaches, amazing marine life and sensational estuaries that we are blessed to be part of.


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