Implications of Climate Change for Australia's World Heritage ...

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The ANU Fenner School of Environment and Society thanks the Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the
Arts for the opportunity to undertake this project. We particularly acknowledge the cooperation, engagement, feedback
and contributions made by Liz Dovey, Anna van Dugteren and Anne-Marie Wilson from the Department of Climate Change
and Bruce Wellington, Ken Heffernan, Veronica Blazely, Madeleine Maple and Megan Smith from the Heritage Division of
the Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts. We also wish to acknowledge the contributions made by
Lance Heath, Will Steffen and Bruce Arnold of the ANU Climate Change Institute (formerly the ANU Institute for Environment).
Many people contributed to this project and report through discussions, comments on early drafts and provision of written
material. Comments and contributions on the World Heritage properties were received from Tony Auld, Jane Balmer, Linda
Beaumont, Dana Bergstrom, Corey Bradshaw, Ross Bradstock, Dick Braithwaite, Adam Britton, Virginia Chadwick, Bob
Conroy, Bart Currie, John Day, Michael Driessen, Max Finlayson, Marc Hockings, David Hilbert, Angela Hill, Harry Hines,
Ove Hoegh-Guldberg, Ian Houshold, Lesley Hughes, John Hunter, Stephen Goosem, Kate Hammill, David Jones, Kate
Kiefer, Karen King, Roger Kitching, Adam Leavesley, W J F McDonald, Michael Mahony, Paul Marshall, John Merson, Joe
Morrison, Bronwyn Ness, Peter Ogilvie, Michael Pemberton, David Priddel, Sarah Pizzey, Lynda Prior, Don Sands, Peter
Sharp, Stephen Swearer, Ray Tonkin, Paul Tregoning, Steve Turton, Peter Waterman, Ian White and Eric Woehler. Apologies if
anyone has been missed.
We are very appreciative of all your contributions.
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