Wednesday, 4th August 10th Australian Stream Management Conference 2021

• Do we still need a human? Geomorphic analysis and interpretation of river systems in an age of emerging technology and big data - Kirstie Fryirs
• Rules of reengagement: integrating geomorphology into river diversion designs. - Alissa J Flatley
• The Certified Environmental Practitioner Scheme Geomorphology Specialisation - Michael D Cheetham
• Choking the River Murray: explaining the declining flow capacity through the Barmah-Millewa Forest - Christine Lauchlan Arrowsmith
• If there’s something strange in your neighbourhood: informing management of fluvial erosion and deposition using multiple LiDAR captures - James Grove
• River Styles assessment and geomorphic sensitivity of the Waipā River Catchment, Aotearoa New Zealand - Nicole Wheeler
• The identification and management of active, coarse grained, meandering rivers in Victoria, Australia - Ross Hardie
• The way of the rivers ranges of geomorphic recovery in comparative river catchments under differing land use regimes and rehabilitation programs - Fergus Hancock

• What we’ve learned from 10 years of integrating biophysical and social research to improve outcomes of environmental flows in Australia - Robyn J Watts
• Eflow Projector: Assessing the performance of environmental flows - Zach Marsh
• What happens when you re-start a dry river - the Northern Fish Flow - Mark Southwell
• Are environmental flow targets ‘climate ready’? - Meegan Judd
• Enhancing native fish populations using environmental flows: a synthesis of outcomes from the Victorian Environmental Flow Monitoring and Assessment Program - Zeb Tonkin
• Developing an automated environmental water requirement tool in python  - Martin Job

• Assessing waterways from the sky: A new era in monitoring using drones - Geoff Vietz
• Applying a bird’s eye view to environmental water planning - Andrew Sharpe
• Mapping refugia pools in the Barwon river using high resolution satellite imagery - Vaibhav Gupta

• Why and how to track co-benefits or social and cultural outcomes - Tamara Boyd
• Reporting in Pictures: visualizing an easier way to understanding outcomes of stream rehabilitation projects - Lori A Gould
• Influencing management and sharing our findings: communication and engagement efforts within the Victorian Environmental Flow Monitoring and Assessment Program - Pam Clunie
• Striking the balance between oversimplified and overdetailed: A tale of two report cards - Tory Grice

Panel Discussion