Climate Adaptation 2014 Nadine Marshall
CSIRO, QLD, Australia
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.
Dr. Nadine Marshall is a senior social scientist with CSIRO, Land and Water, based in Townsville. Her research focuses on the relationship between people and natural resources for the purposes of protecting environmental goals whilst minimising social impacts. Nadine holds various formal advisory positions with local, state and federal governments, and currently manages a portfolio of research projects across a range of agricultural and marine based industries and communities. She currently leads the Social and Economic Long Term Monitoring Program (SELTMP) for the Great Barrier Reef.
Abstracts this author is a contributor to:
Using the 'personality' of organisations to focus their climate adaptation effort (914)
3:30 PM
Veronica Doerr
Parallel Session 5 - Planning for adaptation in natural resource management
A marine climate change adaptation blueprint for coastal regional communities (939)
5:10 PM
Stewart Frusher
Synopsis Session 4 - Adapting coastal management
Vulnerability influences the successful implementation of climate change adaptations (1010)
5:10 PM
Ingrid van Putten
Synopsis Session 7 - Building resilience of communities and community services
A framework to support climate adaptation planning and decision-making by natural resource managers (1092)
3:30 PM
David Rissik
Parallel Session 5 - Planning for adaptation in natural resource management
Using iconic status and social science to manage climate change impacts on the GBR (1126)
3:30 PM
Jeremy Goldberg
Parallel Session 2 - Communicating climate science and adaptation: building support for action
Integrate or implode: the case for investing in social resilience as a conservation strategy (1191)
11:00 AM
Nadine Marshall
Parallel Session 24 - Approaches for adapting and transforming conservation management in a changing climate