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2015-10-13 Planning & Organisation Agenda Attachment 2 to Item 7 Noosa Estuary and Lakes Restoration Assessment Report
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Dr Ben Diggles Managing Director – Digsfish Services Pty Ltd Ben provides independent aquatic animal health consulting service for the fisheries and aquaculture industries across New Zealand, Australia, Asia and the South Pacific. He is particularly skilled in importing, biosecurity and environmental risk assessment. He also has extensive understanding of environmental management systems, aquatic animal welfare, disease diagnosis in a wide range of aquatic animals, development of feeding attractants for aquaculture and recreational fishing. Ben is collaborating with local fishing groups to spearhead a campaign for restoration of oyster reefs in Pumicestone Passage, SE Queensland. Steve Skull Regional Manager – Alluvium Consulting Steve draws on a 20 year career in natural resource management to work on a diverse array of projects, spanning water resource management and planning, environmental regulation and nature conservation for a wide range of industries including mining and major infrastructure providers. While working for local government he was responsible for the development, delivery and evaluation of environmental policies and programs covering waterway management, climate change, biodiversity, peak oil and sustainability. Steve has also been intimately involved with natural resource management planning and implementation at regional scales. In South East Queensland he was the inaugural chair of the Executive Officers Group supporting the CEOs Committee for NRM. In this role he led the development and coordination of priority projects to ensure the successful implementation of the SEQ NRM Plan. Throughout his career Steve’s work has been recognised by a number of prestigious environmental awards including the International River Foundation’s National Riverprize, the Healthy Waterways Minister’s Grand Prize and the Banksia Awards.
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