SUSTAINING WATER WORKSHOP

Meet me at EcoForum in Sydney at the end of the month
8.30 – 5.30 TUESDAY 23rd FEBRUARY 2010

You are invited to register to attend this special workshop

… it is FREE

To everyone concerned about what is happening with water in Australia, this special workshop could be pivotal in a growing awareness campaign.

We all get bogged down in our local issues. The injustice, the stupidity, the arrogance and the resulting depression, lives destroyed, land destroyed. What a waste we say. Why can’t the powers that be see it we ask? There are great campaigns raging; and a great success last year for the Mary River, but in the main the situation seems to be getting worse.

There is a great opportunity here, provided by the organizers of Ecoforum, to bring the disparate groups together discussing the isues and determining a way forward. A way that that will unite the voices. A way that will be heard.

If you think that your organisation can win by itself then that is great. This forum might not be for you. If you think that you need help and support then this forum is definitely for you.

To everyone concerned about what is happening with water in Australia, this special workshop could be pivotal in a growing awareness campaign.


SUSTAINING WATER WORKSHOP PROGRAM
Session Time Presenter Topic
8.30-9.30 Plenary Session
9.30-10.30

The scene

9.30 Steve Posselt Scene Setting – Cry Me a River teaser (3mins), What is a River?
9.40 Stina Kerans

EcoVillages

Health, happiness, social issues – the connections
9.55 Brigid Walsh Who knows…a call for a more inclusive and holistic model of decision-making on water issues
10.15 Jean Cannon

Enviro Action

Mind mapping the task. To be used in final workshop
Morning tea
11.15-12.45

Technicalities Made Simple

11.15 Tanzi Smith

Greater Mary Assoc

The Water Cycle – Where we fall short
11.30 Rowan Barber

Carbon Counters

Desalination demystified
11.45 Alan Hoban

Healthy Waterways

Water Sensitive Cities
12.00 Jenifer Simpson Talking About Water     (reuse oriented)
12.15 Ian Douglas

Fair Water Use Aust.ralia

Foot stamping and the fear factor – or the facts?
12.30 Questions to panel
Submissions to Jean Cannon from morning delegates

Lunch

14.15-15.45

Community

Action

14.15 Giovanni Ebono

Simmonds & Bristow

Session description by facilitator
14.20 Steve Burgess (Qld)

MRCCC

Save the Mary success
14.30 Diane Bell (SA)

River Lakes & Coorong Action Group

Staying Connected: Ecology and Community Action in the River, Lakes and Coorong
14.40 Jan Beer (Vic)

Plug the Pipe

A Story of Intimidation, Bullying and Spin
14.50 John Caldecott (SA)

Water Action Coalition

A Brief History of Water Action Coalition
15.00 Sally Corbett (NSW)

No Tillegra Dam

Tillegra Dam – Injustice, Politics and Water.
15.10 Forum
Afternoon tea
16.30-17.30

Where to from here?

Workshop facilitated by Giovanni Ebono and Jean Cannon:

A new organisation that can speak up and be respected by all.?

What can we do?

Agree the basis of a press release before closing

Film clips of some of what will be in “Cry Me a River” by Jim Stevens

(Sponsored by International Water Centre www.watercentre.org)

Jean Cannon

Jean is an award winning consultant and trainer helping people and businesses around the world who want greater efficiency and reduced stress!

If you sometimes need to deal with staff errors and what is even worse, covered up errors that come back to bite, you are riding a time bomb and Jean will help you defuse it. Plus get you real recognition from markets and regulators.

The good news is that this is now available as online training so you only need to commit to one hour per week and no travel. You can even Do-It-Yourself! .

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