| 'A Green Future? Biodiversity under Climate Change' Forum |
| Thursday, 07 February 2008 07:20 |
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Conducted by The Hut Environmental & Community Association Inc (THECA) 12th April 2008 8:30am - 4.00pm Roger Kitching, Griffith University (Keynote Speaker) New ecosystems for old: likely responses of biodiversity to climate change Phil Alford, Bureau of Meteorology Climate change in South-east Queensland Melinda Laidlaw, Queensland Herbarium The impact of climate change on Queensland’s subtropical rainforests Kev Warburton, University of Queensland Strategies to conserve fish diversity in SE Queensland streams Christine Hosking, University of Queensland Koala evolution and climate change: ultimate survivor or the last branch Don Sands, CSIRO Climate change and insect/plant interaction: predicting affects on food webs and breeding systems Rachel McFadyen, Weeds CRC The green blanket: weeds will be the big winners Larissa Waters, Environmental Defenders Office Responding to climate change: legal issues and opportunities (working title) Ronan Lee, Queensland State Parliament Tackling climate change in Queensland Other topics will be addressed, including: Carbon offsets, carbon taxes; Clean and renewable energy technologies; Threatened species This program is correct at time of printing but is subject to change. BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL. For more information and to register please visit www.theca.asn.au 
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