Program| Website Quick Links | |
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| 2009 Proceedings | 2010 Program & Topics |
| Abstract Submissions | 2010 Riverprize |
| Fellowship | Join our mailing list |
Call for papers now open!
Moving Waters - The Changing State of Rivers
Managing our rivers has revolved around altering the movement of water – obviously through dams, extraction for irrigation, mining, water supplies, industry and water transfers and more cryptically when we consider groundwater use, virtual water, water sensitive urban design, water recycling and adjustments to environmental flows.
The 13th International Riversymposium, 11-14 October 2010 will bring together a diverse audience for interactive and vibrant discussion.
If you are interested in rivers, you can’t afford to miss it!
Critical Issues and Focus for 2010
| Water for Industry | Rivers & Catchments | |
~ Mining - best use of water, recycling and water ~ Agriculture - crops and efficiencies ~ Manufacturing ~ Virtual water ~ Economic development ~ Engagement - staying inspired |  | ~ Salinity ~ Wild rivers - challenges and achivements ~ Rehabilitation ~ Environmental flows - how much is enough ~ Droughts - how we manage |
| Community | Policy & Regulations | |
~ Water supply ~ Indigenous considerations ~ Urban design ~ Desalination - impacts |  | ~ Water transfers - achievements, effects and challenges ~ Water markets - opportunities and challenges |
| Water Sources | Climate Change | |
~ Storages - dams and barrages ~ Groundwater ~ Ecosystem impacts ~ New technology ~ Estuaries - keeping the balance right ~ Transboundary rivers |  | ~ Future impacts on our rivers |
For a full list of topics, click here.
~ NEW LOCATION in 2010 ~
Perth, Western Australia