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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS xvii Rear Admiral Rowan Moffitt, AM, RAN was born and schooled in Sydney, and graduated from the Royal Australian Naval College, Jervis Bay, at the end of 1975. After seaman officer training and several postings at sea and ashore as a junior officer, he undertook specialist surface warfare and navigation training in England and Australia in the mid 1980s. This was followed by various postings aboard the guided missile destroyers HMA Ships Brisbane and Hobart, and as the Commanding Officer of the newly commissioned frigate HMAS Newcastle in mid 1993. He was then head of the Warfare Faculty at the RAN Surface Warfare School until promotion to captain at the end of 1995. As a captain he had a lengthy tour as the Fleet Operations Officer, a year of study for a Masters in Business Administration and a second period in command of HMAS Brisbane. He was promoted to commodore at the end of 1999 and served as the Director General Navy Capability Management in Navy Headquarters, then as Commandant of the Australian Defence Force Warfare Centre at RAAF Base Williamtown. Promoted to rear admiral in mid-2002, he was the Deputy Chief of Navy for two years before serving as Maritime Commander Australia. He was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in the Queen’s Birthday 2004 Honours List and assumed the position of Deputy Chief of Joint Operations at Headquarters Joint Operations Command in July 2005. Mr Chris Smyth is the Marine Campaign Coordinator at the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) where he has focused on the establishment of marine protected areas, ecosystem-based regional marine planning and national legislative reform. Prior to working at the ACF, Chris spent three years at the Victorian National Parks Association, coordinating its campaign for marine national parks in Victoria. Mr Scott Suridge is currently the Park Manager of Booderee National Park (Jervis Bay). Prior to this he held two positions in Kakadu National Park (KNP) for a period of six years: one as the officer in charge for field operations for the southern section of KNP, the other as Chief Ranger for the Jim Jim Falls District. Scott has 20 years experience working with Aboriginal organisations, principally in connection with protected area and conservation management. His main interest is in capacity building and the development of local communities, and continuing to support and develop the park management aspirations of the local Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community at Jervis Bay. His qualifications include a Bachelor of Applied Science (Parks and Conservation Management). Mr Colin Trinder is the Director, Environmental Stewardship in the Department of Defence. He has worked in a variety of operational and policy areas of government for more than 23 years — principally in environmental and resource management fields. Prior to joining Defence he worked for the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) for 13 years in policy and management roles supporting the development of sustainable-use management concepts for the protection of the marine environment of the Great Barrier Reef. Since joining Defence in 2001 he has led the development of corporate level environmental policy and helped implement the environmental management program. Key achievements relevant to the marine environment have
xviii ADF TRAINING IN AUSTRALIA’S MARITIME ENVIRONMENT included: raising the profile of environmental management within the Defence portfolio generally; the development of risk-based environmental plans and procedures governing the conduct of Defence activities in the marine environment; and the introduction of a Defence-wide system for obtaining approval for activities and exercises under the Federal Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Captain Greg Yorke, RAN began his Australian Navy service in 1974 and later completed the Royal Navy’s Principal Warfare Officer course in 1984. He served a twoyear exchange with the Royal Navy in HMS Liverpool, before returning to Australia in 1987 when he joined the directing staff of the RAN’s PWO School at HMAS Watson. He then served in HMAS Brisbane as Gunnery Officer and has also commanded HMA Ships Gladstone and the Anzac class frigate, Arunta, for which he was the commissioning Commanding Officer in December 1998. He graduated with a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Southern Queensland in early 2000 and was promoted to Captain in March of that year. His subsequent shore postings included Anzac Capability Element Manager, Chief Staff Officer Operations and Director Navy Information Environment in Navy Headquarters.
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