Tuesday, 29th November
Australian Freshwater Sciences Society Conference 2022
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Welcome to Country
9:00AM - 9:30AM
Tuesday, 29th November
Yuin Theatre
Plenary Session 1 Welcome
9:30AM - 9:40AM
Tuesday, 29th November
Yuin Theatre
Chair: Alisha Steward
Biaime Lecture
9:40AM - 10:40AM
Tuesday, 29th November
Yuin Theatre
Chair: Bradley Moggridge
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Jason Wilson
Morning Tea
10:40AM - 11:10AM
Tuesday, 29th November
Yuin Theatre Lobby
Concurrent Session 1 - Wetlands, intermittent and ephemeral systems
11:10AM - 12:50PM
Tuesday, 29th November
Yuin Theatre
Chairs: Jenny Davis & Tasha James
Game of Tones - Listening to a wetland’s response to environmental water 24/7
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Jo-Anne M Geddes
The effects of fire on microinvertebrate eggbanks in three vegetation communities in the Gwydir wetlands, northern NSW
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Ivor Growns
Climate, Carbon and The Great Cumbung: How Water Regimes Influence the Growth of
Phragmites australis
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Tasha James
Addressing a critical knowledge gap: characterising the freshwater ecosystems of the Beetaloo region, Northern Territory.
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Jenny Davis
Concurrent Session 2 - Environmental flows
11:10AM - 12:50PM
Tuesday, 29th November
Studio
Chairs: Thomas Job & Xiaoying Liu
Outcomes of delivery of environmental water from irrigation escapes in ephemeral creeks on the instream productivity in the southern Murray-Darling Basin, Australia
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Xiaoying Liu
A field experiment to buffer slackwater habitats against negative effects of high flows in a regulated river
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William D Bovill
Suitability of Flow-Ecology Models to Support E-Flows Decision Making
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Meghan L Mussehl
Quantifying the expected ecosystem benefit to relaxed flow delivery constraints
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Samantha Dawson
Assessing environmental risks posed by raised flow limits for the delivery of water for the environment
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Thomas A Job
Concurrent Session 3 - Catchment and riparian science
11:10AM - 12:50PM
Tuesday, 29th November
Workshop Rooms
Chairs: Simon Linke & Scott McKendrick
Investigating the contribution of geomorphic complexity and flow to instream vegetation
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Scott A McKendrick
The positives and negatives of terrestrial dissolved organic matter on primary production and water quality
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Michele A Burford
Understanding decision-making for environmental outcomes of irrigation water delivery in Australia.
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Peta Zivec
Integrated data science for freshwater research and management
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Simon Linke
Lunch
12:50PM - 1:50PM
Tuesday, 29th November
Yuin Theatre Lobby
Concurrent Session 4 - Response to environmental change
1:50PM - 3:50PM
Tuesday, 29th November
Yuin Theatre
Chairs: Alana Cormican & Rodney Ubrihien
Realised thermal niches of odonata projected to contract in response to climate change.
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Alana L Cormican
Why isn't Flood Ecology a thing...and should it be?
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Paul Humphries
Drought and death on the Barwon-Darling River: impacts of the extreme hydrological drought of 2017-2020 on populations of the endemic river mussel,
Alathyria jacksoni
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Fran Sheldon
The 'gnarly' Naas: a case of multi-disciplinary science rescuing a river and its community
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Mikayla Hyland-Wood
Historical lake phytoplankton data analysis reveals signs of trophic state change linked to hydrological regime shifts.
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Huy A Luong
Seasonal and perennial-water populations of an endemic crayfish differ in metabolic and behavioural responses to drying.
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Holly E. Emery-Butcher
Concurrent Session 5 - Environmental flows
1:50PM - 3:50PM
Tuesday, 29th November
Studio
Chairs: Heather McGinness & Fiona Dyer
Sponsored by:
Weir Pool Manipulation: An important management tool in the e-water toolkit
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Nathan L Creeper
Nesting cycles, foraging patterns and habitat use of GPS satellite tracked ibis and spoonbills
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Heather M McGinness
Monitoring Ecological Outcomes of Environmental Flows: Lateral connectivity
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Jessica Heath
Using modelled hydrological timeseries to predict the occurrence of hypoxic blackwater under different water for the environment regimes
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Benjamin Wolfenden
Monitoring aquatic health along the upper Murrumbidgee River- Australia's most regulated unregulated upland stream.
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Antia Brademann
Exploring the disconnect: Flow, barriers, and basin-scale fish connectivity across regulated river systems
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Danial Stratford
Concurrent Session 6 - Population and community ecology
1:50PM - 3:50PM
Tuesday, 29th November
Workshop Rooms
Chairs: Jason Nicol & Bridget White
Potential impact of short-term flooding on fringing reservoir vegetation brought about by the change in flood mitigation function of the dam
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Jason M Nicol
Using Manipulative Field Experiments to Study the Effects of Pulse Disturbances on Functional Recovery among Cleared and Uncleared Catchments.
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Sean T Atkinson
Effects of land use change on stream macroinvertebrate communities
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Bridget White
Identifying conditions for ex-situ incubation of freshwater turtle (
Chelodina oblonga
) eggs to optimise hatching success
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April Sturm
Location of sites within dendritic river networks affects population densities
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Yiwen Xu
Afternoon Tea and Poster Session
3:50PM - 5:10PM
Tuesday, 29th November
Yuin Theatre Lobby
Effect of flow variation on zooplankton communities
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Kishor Maharjan
Stream frogs and flow: using traits and functional groups to develop flow requirements
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Daniel W Coleman
The influence of Dissolved Organic Matter on the phytoplankton community.
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Lucas Morais
The wall between us: How season and environmental factors affect the activity and movements of a population of freshwater turtles (
Chelodina oblonga
) separated by a weir
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Kiera Gordon
Turtle tracking - using baited remote underwater videos to monitor freshwater turtles
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Rebecca Wood
How to survey vegetation in a very wet wetland?
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Alica Tschierschke
Legacy arsenic contamination from historical gold mining on the floodplains of South Eastern Australia rivers
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francesco colombi
How does peatland stream biofilm community composition respond to a storm event driven pulse of dissolved organic matter?
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Oliviah Lines
Break
5:10PM - 6:30PM
Tuesday, 29th November
Student Dinner and Trivia
6:30PM - 9:00PM
Tuesday, 29th November
Starfish Waterfront
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Dine and Networking Evening
6:30PM - 9:00PM
Tuesday, 29th November
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