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September 2005 - Marine Education Society of Australasia

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Community Water Grants will provide<br />

support for community activities that<br />

promote a culture <strong>of</strong> wise water use through<br />

community engagement and awareness in the<br />

areas <strong>of</strong> water use efficiency and<br />

conservation, reuse and recycling, and<br />

surface and groundwater health. Particular<br />

emphasis will be given to encouraging<br />

innovation and best practice measures and<br />

demonstrating a broad range <strong>of</strong> community<br />

solutions that are adapted to local needs.<br />

Eligible recipients <strong>of</strong> Community Water<br />

Grants include community groups; schools;<br />

environmental groups; rural organisations;<br />

sporting associations; community-care sector<br />

such as hospitals, nursing homes, and<br />

childcare centres; Natural Resource<br />

Management (NRM) regional bodies; local<br />

governments and non-government<br />

organisations.<br />

In some instances the grants can be<br />

combined to provide grants <strong>of</strong> a larger scale<br />

to community based Non-Government<br />

Organisations.<br />

The theme for <strong>Australasia</strong>n Aquaculture<br />

2006 is "Innovation in Aquaculture".<br />

Innovation means more than just increasing<br />

production. Maintaining or increasing pr<strong>of</strong>it,<br />

entering new markets, obtaining skilled<br />

labour, in fact, all aspects <strong>of</strong> aquaculture<br />

require a level <strong>of</strong> innovation.<br />

<strong>Australasia</strong>n Aquaculture 2006 will provide a<br />

forum for aquaculture farmers, processors,<br />

business operators, equipments suppliers,<br />

scientists, educators, students, consultants<br />

and government representatives to meet and<br />

discuss the latest advances and innovations<br />

in the industry.<br />

If you are interested in being involved in the<br />

conference (sponsorship, exhibiting at the<br />

Trade Show, presenting or attending), visit:<br />

www.australian-aquacultureportal.com<br />

Or contact the Conference Coordinator:<br />

Claudia Metti<br />

GPO Box1625 Adelaide SA 5001 Australia<br />

Tel: +61 (0)8 8226 2269<br />

Fax: +61 (0)8 8226 0330<br />

Email: metti.claudia@saugov.sa.gov.au<br />

Applications close on 4 October <strong>2005</strong>.<br />

Projects are allowed 15 months for<br />

completion.<br />

The Application Guidelines and Application<br />

Form are available from<br />

http://www.communitywatergrants.gov.au/ro<br />

und1/index.html<br />

<strong>Australasia</strong>n Aquaculture 2006<br />

(International)<br />

Source:<br />

http://www.growfish.com.au/content.asp?contenti<br />

d=4646<br />

27-30 August 2006, Adelaide Convention Centre,<br />

South Australia<br />

<strong>Australasia</strong>n Aquaculture 2006, to be held in<br />

Adelaide, South Australia, will be the second<br />

in a series <strong>of</strong> international conferences,<br />

meetings, events and trade shows held<br />

biennially near the major aquaculture<br />

producing regions <strong>of</strong> Australia.<br />

Not only does South Australia provide the<br />

perfect venue and location for <strong>Australasia</strong>n<br />

Aquaculture 2006, it leads the nation in<br />

aquaculture production. The diverse and<br />

active industry produces around 38 per cent<br />

<strong>of</strong> Australia's aquaculture product.<br />

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