Permeable Pavements for a Resilient Urban Future: Stormwater, Tree Health & Greening - Brisbane Edition
Description
A day of expert insights on stormwater, tree health & greening
This half-day program brings together leading experts in engineering, urban planning, horticulture, and hydrology to explore the role of permeable pavements in creating cooler, greener, and more resilient cities. Sessions cover the the integration of permeable surfaces in the built environment, catchment-level flood modelling, WSUD maintenance, as well as real-world applications of permeable infrastructure internationally and across Australia. The program also highlights Porous Lane’s approach and includes opportunities to engage with experts with an open Q&A panel.
Networking opportunities over coffee and lunch ensure valuable connections throughout the morning.
Any profits from the event will be donated to Greenpeace Australia.
Expert Speakers will include:
Luke Cunningham - Director, Rain Consulting, a water management specialist who excels at leading large-scale projects and multi-disciplinary teams.
Dr Alessio Russo - Associate Professor, Queensland University of Technology, an expert in urban ecosystem services and green infrastructure.
Sally Boer - Director, E2Designlabn an experienced urban water management practitioner well-versed in WSUD, and the design of stormwater management systems.
Glenn Browning- Senior Engineer, Brisbane City Council and experienced stormwater management and Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) practitioner.
Dr Jessica Eisma - The University of Queensland, an expert in community-engaged research in the context of sustainable urban water management.
Prof Mahdi Disfani - The University of Melbourne, expert in Geotechnical Engineering and co-Founder of Porous Lane
Full Program to be Announced Soon.
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity



