From: Dan Regan [danjeep@gmail.com]

Sent: Saturday, 15 March 2008 11:27 a.m.

To: Andy Hay; cjones; cosdesk; Craig Tiriana; Emily Pritchard; Jackie McKenna; James Williams; nzfishing; sportsdesk; tcipman

Subject: Conservation Symposium

New Zealand is at the cutting edge of working to clean up its lakes and rivers.  

The speakers are all experts in their fields and their presentations are extremely interesting..

28^th FIPS-Mouche World Fly Fishing Championships Symposium

Rotorua Lakes Ecology and Restoration Programme

Saturday 29^th March 2008 at 10 a.m.

Hangi & Concert Room, Kingsgate Hotel

Karakia

Introduction:

Symposium Chairman

John Green Chairman Lakes Water Quality Society

Scientific Issues Surrounding the Lakes:

Dr. Brendan J. Hicks

Associate Professor

The University of Waikato

Questions & Answers

Lakes Water Quality Solutions & Actions:

Andy Bruere

Rotorua Lakes Restoration Programme Manager

Questions & Answers

A Science Perspective on Lakes Fisheries:

Dr. Brendan J. Hicks

Associate Professor

The University of Waikato

Questions & Answers

Fish & Game Perspective:

Rob Pitkethley

Regional Manager

Eastern Fish and Game Council

Questions & Answers

Biosecurity & Didymo:

Steve Smith

MAF Biosecurity New Zealand

Questions & Answers

Closing: John Green

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