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2024 Conference Overview

ANZSEE Biennial Conference 4-7 October 2024

Ecological Economic Perspectives from Islands and Across Oceans

Moreton Bay Research Station (MBRS) (The University of Queensland), North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah, Queensland, Australia

The full conference program can be downloaded from here.

Themes

The Conference will focus on key research areas linked to Ecological Economics analysis, perspectives, and policies, including:

  1. Sustainable and healthy national, regional and urban communities and ecosystems 
  2. Marine and coastal environments and people
  3. Building adaptive capacity and resilience in uncertain times via ecological economic-informed solutions  
  4. Ecological limits and planetary boundaries 
  5. Ecological ethics and worldviews and intrinsic value/s of nature 
  6. First Nations and Indigenous communities/economies
  7. Embedding ecological economics in education systems and
  8. Other topics consistent with the integrated multiple disciplinary perspectives of ecological economics.

Further details on each of the themes can be accessed here.

Conference Teaser

View our conference and society teaser to gain a sense of place and context.

For details of Keynote Presenters, visit here.

  • The conference will start around 3pm Friday 4 Oct and finish around Sunday 6 Oct 5:30pm with optional field trip activities on Monday 7 Oct to 3pm.
  • An ANZSEE dinner will be held for Saturday 5 Oct from 7pm and the ANZSEE AGM has been scheduled for Sunday 6 Oct at lunchtime.
  • A tentative full conference program can be downloaded here.

Registration & Discounts

  • A separate registration page is here.
  • You are encouraged join ANZSEE to be a part of a growing movement for ecological sustainability and to get a significant member discount to the conference.
  • There are generous discounts for students and pensioners and an early bird rate has been offered.

Cultural Respect & MBRS Induction

  • North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah is the traditional land and waters of the Quandamooka people.
  • A representative is planned to provide a welcome to country/acknowledgement of country on Friday 4 Oct with a smoking ceremony. We strongly encourage all delegates to attend.
  • All visitors to the MBRS are required to undertake an induction – please watch the video here at your earliest opportunity. There will also be an opportunity at the beginning of each day’s formalities from Fri 4 Oct to Sun 6 Oct to undertake the induction. Report to the registration desk at MBRS as per the program.
  • In the event of an emergency dial 000 on your mobile phone. In the event of an attack: ‘ESCAPE, HIDE, TELL (000)’.

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