Horses + Climate Impacts Workshop
9.30 – 4pm Adelaide Showground Thursday 14 June 2012
Horse industry emerging issues & topics in the context of climate change. What are the priorities?
Open to horse owners, Natural Resources Management Officers, Local, State & Federal Government representatives in the fields of Climate Change, NRM, environment, water & sustainable farming; Researchers & educators who have a strong horse industry-science interface.
Registrations are welcome from accross Australia. General registrations $143 per person/$90 Horse SA members. Book here: http://www.trybooking.com/BCJG
Presentors include (left to right)
Dr Peter Hayman Principal Scientist, Climate Applications Unit SARDI
Ms Jane Myers Director, Equiculture
Dr Kirrilly Thompson Adjunct Research Fellow Central Queensland University Appleton Institute
Mr John Rothwell Chief Executive Officer Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of SA Inc
Dr Gary Muscatello Researcher - Infectious diseases in animals and climate change University of Sydney Faculty of Veterinary Science
Melissa Rebbeck Senior Researcher Climate Applications Unit, SARDI
Mr Sandy Pate Regional Facilitator Perth Region NRM (no photo)
Faciliated by Monica Redden Consultancy
Further speakers to be announced as confirmed.
FREE WORKSHOP OFFERS:
Offer No. 1 Ten free positions are available for national horse organisation representatives or their SA nominee
Offer No.2. Ten free positions are available to horse property managers within the Adelaide & Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Region. These positions have been sponsored by the Adelaide & Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board. (Hurry! nearly full.)
Applications for free positions to be sent to Julie Fiedler Email: horsesa@horsesa.asn.au stating your full contact details and a short description of why you would like to attend the workshop.
Project sponsor Rural Industries Research & Development Corporation (RIRDC)
Event Sponsors: Primary Industries Adaptive Research Network Adelaide & Mount Lofty Ranges NRM Board
Help Horse SA. Complete a survey asking about the past 10 years & the next 10, in relation to how you keep your horses.
Survey closes April 30 Click here https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/YTBWG7W
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