Barry Full CV - 2012.pdf - Anchor Environmental

Period Country Client Project, TasksNature, and temperate South African estuaries), updating estuaryDepartment ofEnvironmentalbiodiversity importance scores using these new data,developing of a reliable rapid method for preliminaryAffairs & assessment of estuary health, assessment of economicTourism:Marine andvalue of estuaries (development and piloting of a rapidmethod for estimating subsistence, recreational/tourism,Coastalnursery and existence value of all estuaries in the studyManagement(DEAT: MCM)area), and conducting a conservation planning exerciseto identify a minimum set of estuary to be included in anational estuary protected area network.2005-2007Angola,Namibia,BCLMEProgramme/Project leader on an assessment of human capacity,training and infrastructure available within the threeSouth United Nation countries bordering the BCLME – angola, Namibia andAfrica DevelopmentProgramme(UNDP)/South Africa. The focus of the study was on assessingcapacity within each of the countries to fulfil theirnational obligations under the five priority action areasUNOPS/Global comprising the BCLME programme - SustainableEnvironmentFacility (GEF)Management and Utilisation of Living Marine Resources,Assessment of Environmental Variability, EcosystemImpacts and Improvement of Predictability, Managementof Mining and Drilling Activities, Management ofPollution, and Maintenance of Ecosystem Health andProtection of Biological Diversity.2007,2005SouthAfricaTransnet-National PortsProject leader on ballast water, flora and fauna survey inthe Ports of Durban and Port Elizabeth. Surveys wereAuthority conducted in representative examples of all habitat types(Transnet NPA) present in the Port of Durban and Port Elizabeth toidentify all species present in the port, including all alienand potentially cryptogenic species.2005 SouthAfricaDepartment ofEnvironmentalMarine and coastal specialist contributing to thepreparation of the National State of the EnvironmentAffairs and Report (SoER) for South Africa. The objective of theTourism (DEAT) project was to provide information on the condition ofthe environment to various stakeholders in the publicand private sectors, to assist them in dealing with andunderstanding environmental problems, and to set thebasis for the development of policy and strategies,