Year	Author(s)		Presentation Title	Conference Title
1996	Thurtell L, O'Connor R and Humphrey CL		The applicability of lotic rapid biological assessment techniques to estimate macroinvertebrate community structure in lentic wetlands	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL'S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 22-28
1996	Pontin RM, Nielsen DL and Shiel RJ		Periphytic rotifer communities of Australian artificial billabongs (ox-bow lakes) subjected to different inundation regimes	Wetlands for the future, INTECOL's V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 22-28
1996	Robertson A, Boon P, Bunn S, Ganf G, Hillman TJ and Walker K		Magnitude of organic carbon transfers across river floodplain boundaries of dryland rivers in south-eastern Australia	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL'S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 23
1996	Quinn GP and Hillman TJ		Temporal and spatial variation in biotic structure of floodplain billabongs	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL'S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 23
1996	Bailey P, James K, Warwick N and Radford J		Effect of increasing salinity on macrophyte and invertebrate communities in wetlands	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL'S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 27
1996	Douglas MM, Lake PS and Marchant R		The role of fire in the management of tropical savanna streams	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 22-28
1996	Evans LJ		Broadscale variation in riparian vegetation along the upper Murray and Murrumbidgee rivers	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 22-28
1996	Johnston JB, Barras J, Fuller DA and Hartley S		The integration of GLS and image processing with real-time data collection for monitoring wetland restoration projects	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 22-28
1996	Nielsen DL, Shiel RJ and Smith FJ		Ecology versus taxonomy: is there a middle ground?	Wetlands for the future, INTECOL^s V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 22-28
1996	Shiel RJ, Green JD and Nielsen DL		Floodplain biodiversity: Why are there so many species?	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 22-28
1996	Nias DJ, Bailey PC and Boon PI		Stable isotope analysis of food web structure in an ephemeral floodplain wetland. Poster Presentation	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 22-28
1996	Thoms MC		Sedimentation in a semi-arid wetland complex: the Barmah Forest, Australia	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 23
1996	Raisin GW, Bartley J and Croome R		Water balance and nutrient budget of a Phragmites australis wetland impacted by groundwater discharge	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 24
1996	Watts RJ, Kennan CP and Serafini L.G.		Identifying wetlands of high conservation status in the Murray-Darling Basin using genetic data of native fish	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 26
1996	Nielsen DL, Hillman TJ, Shiel RJ, Klomp N and Smith F		Effect of flooding on microfaunal communities in artificial billabongs	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 27
1996	Hillman TJ and Bren L		Practicalities of managing environmental flows for different ecological timescales	Wetlands for the Future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 27
1996	Cullen P		Wetlands research - The issue of quality assurance	Wetlands for the future, INTECOL^S V International Wetlands Conference, Perth, September 27
1996	Lake, P.S.		After the inundation: Long-term changes in the fauna of Lake Pedder, Tasmania, Australia	Wetlands for the Future: INTECOL'S V International Wetlands Conference
1996	Lawrence AI		Design of urban constructed wetlands	Wetlands Seminar, Hawkesbury Nepean Catchment Management Trust, Sydney, July
1997	Brooks SS and Lake PS		Hydrological classification and disturbance: Effects of disturbance on the biota of rivers with contrasting flow regimes	What is River Health?
1997	Harris JH and Silveira R		Assessing the condition of rivers in New South Wales, Australia: A test of the index of biotic integrity	What is River Health?
1997	Hart BT, Maher B and Lawrence I		New generation water quality guidelines for ecosystem protection	What is River Health?
1997	Maher W, Batley G and Lawrence I		Assessing sediment ecosystem health - the use of chemical measurements	What is River Health?
1997	Marchant R, Hirst A, Norris R and Metzeling L		Classification of macroinvertebrate communities across drainage basins in Victoria, Australia: implications of sampling on a broad spatial scale for predictive modelling	What is River Health?
1997	Norris RH and Thoms M		What is river health?	What is River Health?
1997	Rutherford ID and Thoms M		What is a 'health' geomorphology for Australian streams?	What is River Health?
1997	Cullen P		Managing conflicts over water	Workshop of Inland Rivers Network
1995	Gehrke PC		The annual proportional flow deviation as an ecologically-meaningful measure of river regulation	Workshop on Developing an Ecologically-meaningful Measure of Stream Flow Regulation, NSW Fisheries Research Institute, March 1995.
1995	Gehrke PC		Fish ecology in the Murray-Darling River system: The need to measure river regulation	Workshop on Developing an Ecologically-meaningful Measure of Stream Flow Regulation, NSW Fisheries Research Institute, March 1995.
1997	Gehrke PC		Measuring the ecological benefits of environmental flows	Workshop on environmental flows

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