Soil Change Matters Workshop March Photographs

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1 IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science PREFACE OPEN ACCESS Soil Change Matters Workshop March Photographs Related content - Soil Change Matters 2014 To cite this article: 2015 IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci View the article online for updates and enhancements. This content was downloaded from IP address on 14/06/2018 at 09:31

2 Soil Change Matters Workshop March Photographs Figure 1 Forty delegates attended the pre-workshop fieldtrip. The photograph is at one of the four sites visited - a soil pit at Balgownie Estate vineyard, Bendigo. Photographer: Ron Aggs Figure 2 OECD sponsored delegates (L to R): Prof Johan Bouma (Netherlands), Prof Dan Richter (USA), Maxine Levin (USA), Mary-Vaughn Johnson (USA), Daniela Sauer (Germany), John Sadler (OECD representative), Helaina Black (Scotland, DEPI visiting fellow), Ben Marchant (UK), Allan Lilly (UK), Pierre Roudier (NZ). Photographer: Ron Aggs Figure 3 Workshop logistics team: Richard MacEwan, Jennifer Alexander, Rebecca Mitchell. Photographer: Dale Webster Content from this work may be used under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 licence. Any further distribution of this work must maintain attribution to the author(s) and the title of the work, journal citation and DOI. Published under licence by Ltd 1

3 Figure 4 Members of the National Soil Research Development and Extension Strategy Reference Group (L to R). Prof Alex McBratney, Prof Iain Young, Michele Barson, Georgina Kelly, Michael Crawford, Caroline Wardrop, Noel Schoknecht. The Strategy was launched at the workshop. Photographer: Ron Aggs Figure 5 Luca Montanarella (EU), chair of the FAO s Intergovernmental Technical Panel on soils (Global Soil Partnership) addresses the workshop. Photographer: Erin Jancauskas Figure 6 Helaina Black, Andrea Koch, Linda Bennison and David Cummings fill a tablecloth at the soil policy world café. Photographer: Erin Jancauskas Figure 7 World café conversations. Foreground table (L to R): Chuck Rice, Pauline Mele, Johan Bouma and Neil McKenzie. Photographer: Erin Jancauskas Figure 8 Songs of the soil and farming formed part of the evening soil show Soil Matters. (Richard MacEwan & Chris Jacobs). Photographer: Helaina Black Figure 9 Stringband Buffalo Nickel, provided music for the workshop buffet dinner. Conference convenor, Richard could not resist joining in on banjo for a couple of numbers. Photographer: Ron Aggs 2

4 Figure 10 Matt Kitching (right) demonstrated handheld mid infrared spectroscopy during the field trip. (L to R) Doug Crawford, Sharon Aarons and Rob Clark. Photographer: Ron Aggs Figure 11 John Leys explains the national Dustwatch and wind erosion monitoring work at the southernmost dust monitoring station in Australia. Photographer: Ron Aggs Figure 12 DEPI Department Secretary, Adam Fennessy welcomed delegates and chaired the opening session (Day 1) Photographer: Ron Aggs Figure 13 Major General Michael Jeffery, The Australian Advocate for Soil Health gave the opening address at the Soil Matters Symposium (Day 1) Photographer: Ron Aggs Figure 14 The OECD Cooperative Research Program representative, John Sadler gets a grip on documenting the group discussions during the Soil Policy Workshop on Wednesday afternoon (Day 2) Photographer: Richard MacEwan Figure 15 The final plenary session and Q&A with (L to R) Luca Montanarella, Michele Barson, John Leys and Fiona Robertson. Photographer: Richard MacEwan 3

5 Figure 16 Soil Science Australia Executive Officer, Linda Bennison, with Richard MacEwan (past president) and Richard Doyle (president). Photographer: Ron Aggs Figure 17 Pierre Roudier gave the final keynote presentation of the workshop, speaking about the data deluge and challenges for soil scientists. Photographer: Ron Aggs Figure 18 Johan Bouma summed up the workshop, thanking the organisers and presenting Richard MacEwan, the conference convenor, with a fine spade. Photographer; Helaina Black Figure 19 The workshop closing remarks were from Dr John Sadler the OECD CRP representative who said the workshop exceeded expectations, particularly for the engagement of science with policy. Photographer: Helaina Black Figure 20 Final picture of the delegates present for a group photograph in the theatre at the end of the workshop. Photographer: Ron Aggs 4

6 Figure 21 Graphic recording of the workshop provided by Erin Jancauskas is a visual legacy in a 15 metre long cartoon representation of some of the keynote talks and points. Three portions shown here. Photographer: Erin Jancauskas 5

7 Figure 22 One of the five graphic outputs produced by discussion groups during the science and policy workshop. Photographer: Erin Jancauskas Figure 23 One of the 13 tablecloth discussion records from the soil policy workshop world café. Photographer: Grant Boyle Figure 24 Now For Future facilitators Jenni Dunn and Erin Jancauskas discuss progress during a break in the science and policy workshop. Photographer: Ron Aggs 6