Tickets $5.00 are available at the door.

Please be seated by 6.50 pm.

Professor Graham Harris

Prof. Graham Harris is Adjunct Professor at the Centre for Environment at the University of Tasmania and an Honorary Research Professor at the Centre for Sustainable Water Management at Lancaster University, UK. He is a retired Chief of Land and Water CSIRO and is on the committee for endangered species of Australia.

Professor Nathan Bindoff

Nathan Bindoff is Professor of Physical Oceanography at the University of Tasmania, and CSIRO Marine Research Laboratories, Director of the Tasmanian Partnership for Advanced Computing and Project Leader of the Antarctic Cooperative Research Centre's Modelling Program. Nathan is a physical oceanographer, specializing in ocean climate and the earth's climate system.

Professor Jamie Kirkpatrick

Jamie Kirkpatrick is Professor of Geography and Environmental Studies. His research has largely been conducted towards providing a scientific basis for the reservation and conservation management of plant species and communities. He is the Vice-President of Institute of Australian Geographers and a member of the Natural Heritage Trust Advisory Council as the vegetation expert.

NRM South

NRM South is a Pinnacle Sponsor of the 2008 Mountain Festival and Presenting Partner of the Climate Change Program.

Working together with local businesses, community groups and tens of thousands of Tasmanians, NRM South helps to protect, preserve and sustainably manage Southern Tasmania's natural resources, including our drinking water and waterways, our lands - both productive and native landscapes, our rich and diverse native flora and fauna, our marine and coast environments and everything that collectively makes up our unique Tasmanian landscape.