Student-led Stakeholder Engagement Workshop: Shift it! Conflicting Perspectives on Access to Marine Resources Tasmania

Event Date: 21 October, 2024
Start time: 4:30 pm

Join Us for: Shift it! Conflicting Perspectives on the Access to Marine Resources in Tasmania

We are excited to invite you to our free workshop titled "Shift it! Conflicting Perspectives on the Access to Marine Resources in Tasmania," which explores the complexities of marine resource management and aims to foster equitable dialogue between diverse stakeholders. This event will bring together representatives from science, industry, and First Nations communities to discuss how Tasmania's marine resources can be managed sustainably and inclusively.

Workshop Details:

Date: October 21, 2024

Time: 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM

Location: Aurora Lecture Theatre, IMAS Salamanca

Cost: Free (Registration Required)

This workshop will focus on identifying shared values among stakeholders in sectors such as fisheries, tourism, science, and First Nations communities, with the goal of promoting meaningful collaboration on Tasmania's marine resources.

How to Register:

To attend the workshop, please register via

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/shift-it-conflicting-perspectives-on-access-to-marine-resources-tasmania-tickets-1015851939497?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&keep_tld=1

Featured Speakers:

We are honored to have a diverse panel of experts from different sectors joining us for this important conversation:

  • Dr Mibu Fischer
  • Dr Corrine Condie
  • Prof Phillip Boyd
  • Dr Jemina Stuart-Smith

What to expect!

  • Interactive Discussions: Engage with diverse stakeholders in dynamic panel discussions. Share your views and gain insights into different perspectives on marine resource management.
  • Hands-On Activities: Participate in breakout sessions that include brainstorming games and collaborative poster-making to identify shared values and goals.
  • Guided Learning: Use our custom 'guided notes' to track your thoughts and ideas throughout the workshop. These notes serve as a takeaway, helping you reflect on what you’ve learned.
  • Networking Opportunities: Connect with Tasmania's industry experts and community members about marine resources. This is a great opportunity to gain new insights and engage with some of Tasmania's marine stakeholders.
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