The 6th Symposium on Urbanization and Stream Ecology #SUSE6 Workshop Proposal submissions are CLOSING IN 5 DAYS! Jump into action now or miss out :( More details here: urbanstreamecology.org/suse6.html

Registration for the 6th Symposium on Urbanization and Stream Ecology #SUSE6 is NOW OPEN! See more details here: urbanstreamecology.org/suse6.html

The Abstract Submission Deadline for the 6th Symposium on Urbanization and Stream Ecology #suse6 has been EXTENDED! Submissions now close at midnight on Monday, 20th February 2023 Jump into action now or miss out :( More details here: urbanstreamecology.org/suse6.html

Did you hear?...The Abstract Submission Deadline for the 6th Symposium on Urbanization and Stream Ecology #SUSE6 have been EXTENDED! Submissions now close at midnight on Monday, 20th February 2023 Jump into action now or miss out :( More details here: urbanstreamecology.org/suse6.html

More #SUSE6 news...we are pleased to announce Assoc. Prof. Chris Walsh will be giving a Keynote Address in Brisbane this year. We hope you are as excited as we are 👏. -Remember, registration and abstract submissions are NOW OPEN! More SUSE6 info at: urbanstreamecology.org/suse6.html

We are pleased to announce that Tim Fichera and Dwayne Honor will be giving a Keynote Address at #SUSE6. We can't wait to hear about the generational shift in waterway management occurring in the Bundaberg region. -Registrations are OPEN! More info at: urbanstreamecology.org/suse6

With over 60 fascinating abstracts submitted, #SUSE6 in Brisbane this year is going to be amazing! REGISTER TODAY (while earlybird pricing is still available!) For more information: urbanstreamecology.org/suse6

We are up in Brisbane checking out venues for #SUSE6. They look amazing; we're so looking forward to the Symposium. Only 73 days to go!! More info here: urbanstreamecology.org/suse6.html

BIG NEWS!! We are accepting Late Breaking Poster Abstract Submissions from Today #SUSE6 is going to be fantastic and this is your last chance to be a presenter Get more info here: urbanstreamecology.org/suse6

OMG #SUSE6 Earlybird Registrations close TODAY!! For your own good, please don't miss out, go to the website and register NOW! urbanstreamecology.org/suse6

Staying in Brisbane after #SUSE6 for the Freshwater Sciences 2023 Conference? Make sure you attend whats sure to be a great Special Session at #AusFreshwater ... "Urban Streams: Global Solutions to Local Problems around the World" Get more info here: freshwaterdownunder2023.org

Check out this recent episode of Gardening Australia which features one of our @SUSE6 field trip sites. Only 5 days, 18hrs and 47mins until the field trip begins! Dream Drain abc.net.au/gardening/how-… via ABC Australia

Counting down to #SUSE6...thats right, ONLY 3 DAYS TO GO! Pack your bags and download the CONFERENCE APP for all the program details and updates on the go! 📱 Download the app here: urbanstreamecology.org/suse6-program.…

#SUSE6 registration has begun! Woo Hoo 🎉

Thank you Aunty Vani for sharing your culture, language and experience of dispossession and colonisation. Thank you for welcoming all #SUSE6 attendees to Country.

What a great way to kick off #SUSE6, thanks to Reph and Mark for sharing some great examples of working with Traditional Owners to manage Country 👏👏

Ooft, another great #SUSE6 Plenary. Thanks go to Tim for sharing his councils journey of stormwater management from concrete channels through to naturalised streams 👏👏

That's a wrap folks! I hope you all enjoyed #SUSE6 as much as we did. Thanks for coming along, listening, sharing your knowledge so openly and collaborating in such a generous, inspiring, and inclusive manner 🫶

Guess what?...We currently have three exciting new opportunities available within the Waterway Ecosystem Research Group at the University of Melbourne! Come and join us :) More details here: nrmjobs.com.au/jobs/2023/2001… #NRMjobs

Back from Summer holidays 🌱🌊 and hot off the press...check out this great article from my colleagues and I looking at drivers of instream vegetation. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Scott Mckendrick Joe Greet Waterway Ecosystem Research Group