Workshop A: Systems approaches to improved planning (Dr Michael Mitchell)
Workshop B: Improving governance for an uncertain future (Prof Sue Moore)
Overview of Systems Approaches and Imrpoving Governance for Biodiversity Conservation Summary
Social-Economic Profile of the Tasmanian Midlands Summary
Workshop C: Water management tools to explore irrigation and conservation (Dr Danielle Warfe)
Workshop D: Future Tasmanian Landscapes: projecting the distribution of vegetation communities under climate change (Dr Bec Harris)
The fate of species under climate change Summary
Managing Tasmania's endangered grasslands Summary
Workshop E: Connecting wildlife: closing gaps with the ‘Gap GLoSR’ model (Dr Alex Lechner)
Workshop F: Modelling the spread of invasive species with the SPADE model (Dr Nick Beeton)
Workshop G: Species on the move: weather variability and climate refuges for 230 Tasmanian vertabrates (Prof Chris Johnson)
Climate-Niche Modelling Summary
Fallow Deer in Tasmania Summary
Workshop H: Fire tools at your fingertips:real-time fire hazard mapping, online fire history and future fire danger (Prof David Bowman & Paul Fox-Hughes)
Workshop I: Identifying aquatic refuges with spatial multi-criteria analysis for biodiversity conservation (Dr Reg Magierowski)
Balancing river health - a 'what if' tool Summary
Workshop J: Managing endangered species with spatial multi-criteria analysis (Dr Luciana Porfirio)