2006 00 Severn Estuary Forum: Changing times and tides: the future of the Severn Estuary

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Severn Estuary Forum Thursday 8th June 2006 Changing times and tides: the future of the Severn Estuary

Präsentationen & Vorträge

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
1st
Severn Estuary Forum
Thursday 8th
June 2006

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Welcome & Opening Speeches
Christine Gwyther, Welsh Assembly
Cllr Peter Tyzack & Natasha Barker,
Severn Estuary Partnership

Establishing the Severn Estuary Forum
Natasha Barker, Severn Estuary Partnership Officer
1st
Severn Estuary Forum 2006 & Severn Wonders Cruise
Changing Times and Tides: The Future of the Severn Estuary
What is the Forum?
• Strategy for the Severn Estuary (2001)
• Working together: government,
industry & communities
• Severn Estuary Partnership

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary

Establishing the Severn Estuary Forum
Natasha Barker, Severn Estuary Partnership Officer
Business Plan 2006-2009

Establishing the Severn Estuary Forum
Natasha Barker, Severn Estuary Partnership Officer
Annual Report & Action Plan 2006-07

Severn Wonders Festival
Jim Mitchell, Severn Estuary Partnership Access, Interpretation & Communications Officer
Severn Wonders Festival
20th
May – 10th
June 2006
1. Explore the shore
2. Out on the water
3. Fish and farming
4. Wildlife and nature conservation
5. History and heritage
6. Future of the Severn
7. Working together
Severn Wonders Cruise
…we board this afternoon

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Celebrating the Severn [1]
SEPpoints pf view v1.ppt
The Dynamic Severn: Points of View
Chris Wooldridge, Cardiff University

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Celebrating the Severn [2]
Ten Thousand Years of Change
Richard Brunning, Somerset County Council

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Celebrating the Severn [3]
Integrated Management and the Severn Estuary
Professor Peter Burbridge, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Climate Change
Chair: Martin Mills, Environment Agency
Reporter: Steve Knowles, Severn Estuary Partnership

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Climate Change [1]
National Predictions
Dr David Woolf, National Oceanographic Centre
Woolf.ppt

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Climate Change [2]
Regional Perspectives
Sarah Hendell-Blackford, SW Climate Change
Impacts Partnership SHB.ppt

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Climate Change [3]
Severn Estuary Perspective
Roger Wade, Environment Agency
Wade8-06-06fnl.ppt

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Renewable Energy
Chair: Roger Falconer, Cardiff University
Reporter: Steve Knowles, Severn Estuary Partnership

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Renewable Energy[1]
Severn Barrage: Is the Tide Turning?
David Kerr, Sir Robert McAlpine

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Renewable Energy[2]
Regional Perspectives on Renewables
Morgan Parry, World Wide Fund for Nature

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Renewable Energy[3]
Avonmouth Renewable Energy Project
Patrick Kearon, The Bristol Port Company

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
Working Together
Open Discussion & Feedback Session
Panel - Chairs of all Sessions
Climate Change: Martin Mills, Environment Agency
Marine Bill: Morgan Parry, World Wide Fund for Nature
Renewable Energy: Roger Falconer, Cardiff University
Flood Risk Management: Peter Watts, Severn Trent Regional Flood Defence Committee

Severn Estuary Partnership
Working in partnership for the future of the Severn Estuary
1st
Severn Estuary Forum
Your views
Other people’s views
Festival event organisers
Waverley departs at 1530 prompt!
Thank You

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