IWC hosted its first Australian Award in the first round of awards ever offered by DFAT. Seven delegates from the Yellow River Conservancy Commissions studied in Brisbane with a customised training course and work placements for 7 months. Pictured here in UQ's Great Court .
Peter Oliver and Danielle Pedi prepare the booklets and handout materials for the inaugural MIWM cohort, delivered in UQ classrooms.
Masters of IWM students go on a field trip of the Brisbane River with Peter Oliver and Fiona Chandler - added by Cameron Davidson (Masters of IWM graduate, 2010).
Peter Oliver, the first Education Director at IWC, doing what he loved - singing. Taken in Albany, Western Australia on a student field trip
4 week training in Australia on integrated water management, and follow up workshop in Jakarta
Shakin it for the Dugong was a competition inspired to promote awareness and support for our threatened and endangered coastal habitats. Dugongs are quiet mammals who are in endanger from habitat loss and destruction. The team at the International WaterCentre, International WaterForum and International RiverFoundation decided to get together and show their moves to the world!
Graduate Certificate in Integrated Water Management - Intensive in Cook Islands 2011
Master of Integrated Water Management students on a field trip to Albany in 2013
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MIWM field trip to Upper Brisbane River - stream restoration projects with SEQ Water
First Gladstone Catchment and Aquatic Ecosystem Health MIWM intensive in 2015
Second Catchment and Aquatic Ecosystem Health MIWM Intensive in Gladstone
MIWM Intensive - Brown Lake Feb 2017
Live and Learn worked with rural communities to test the potential for composting toilets, and IWC learned from these experiments.
First Catchment and Aquatic Ecosystem Health intensive in Cairns - photo at Barron River (above the Falls).
Education team for the Master of Integrated Water Management. Taken on a student field trip to Cairns
The IWC Education team for the Master of Integrated Water Managament. Taken on a field trip to Cairns
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MIWM intensive - Minjerribah conceptual modelling on Cylinder Beach
Second Catchment and Aquatic Ecosystem Health MIWM Intensive in Cairns. Photo of reef check monitoring at Green Island.
Minivan army visits cane fields near Cairns for Catchment and Aquatic Ecosystem Health MIWM intensive
PaCWaM+ co-researcher Joe Hagabore (SINU, now Solomon Water) with Chairman of the Water Committee, Manakwai village, Malaita, Solomon Islands
The Inclusive WASH in Tourism project team in Mandalika,Lombok, with NGO Mitra Samya staff, Ni Made Dwipayanti, Helen Johnson and Bronwyn Powell. This was the last pre-Covid research trip and at the time Chinese tourists had already been banned from visiting Indonesia.
Leon Leitch shares his knowledge of groundwater and hydrology near Brown Lake, Minjerribah, on the stroke of COVID.
MIMW students and IWC staff at a graduation dinner
Indonesian and Australian researchers collaborated for a hybrid online workshop to share findings with counterparts in Lombok for the Inclusive WASH in Tourism project.
COVID-impacted fieldwork - from Cairns to Bulimba Creek (southeast Queensland) for MIWM students.
Combined MIWM and MCS student visit to Minjerribah/North Stradbroke Island - first since COVID
Online Water Quality Testing Training by IWC's Dr Regina Souter and Dr Rosie Sanderson organized at USP Emalus Campus for USP and Dept of Water Resources, Vanuatu.
Catchment Ecology fieldwork in southeast Queensland
IWC's Kerryn Devenny shared her Masters poster as part of the IWC run WASH Futures 2023 Conference
Field trip visit to Ecological Puriification System (EPS) in Malabe village, Viti Levu, Fiji - part of our PaCWaM+, multi-country research team peer-to-peer exchange event
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Catchment Ecology Field Trip - southeast Queensland
IWC ran a course for 28 Indonesians under the DFAT Australian Awards Indonesia program on water regulatory reform. This included pre and post workshops in Indonesia as well as a tailored 2 week program in Australia. The participants are photographed here in Wivenhoe Dam wall thanks to Seqwater.
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