People and Nature

DRAFT PROGRAM

ISEE 2000 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP Heritage Economics: Challenges for Heritage Conservation and Sustainable Development in the 21^st Century Facilitated By - Mr Mike Young with Co-Facilitator - Valentine Thurairaja Date - Tuesday 4 July 2000 Venue - Manning Clarke Centre, Theatre 5 To register please use the main conference registration form

OPENING SESSION Session Chairman - Mr Mike Young Chairman, ANZSEE Chairman ISEE 2000 Conference Mike Young is the Director of the Policy and Economic Research Unit of CSIRO Land and Water in South Australia. His work focuses on the ecological, economic and social issues that underpin sustainable regional development and long-term management of the Australian landscape. Mike's work with the CSIRO plays and important part in the delivery of large-scale solutions to major national natural resource management problems.


TIME	PAPERS AND SPEAKERS

8:18 AM	Registration
8:45 AM	Opening ceremony Mr Peter King Chairman The Australian Heritage Commission
9:00 AM	Economic Valuation of Cultural Heritage Sites: Insights from the World Bank Experience Dr John Dixon Lead Environmental Economist Environment Department The World Bank, USA (To be confirmed)
9:30 AM	Economics and Heritage Conservation Concepts Values and Agenda Ms Marta de la Torre Group Director, or Ms Erika Avrami Project Specialist, Getty Conservation Institute USA (To be confirmed)
10:00 AM	Cultural Capital, Economics and Sustainability: Theoretical Framework Professor David Throsby Professor of Economics Macquarie University, Australia

10:30 AM	Morning Tea

	CONCURRENT MORNING SESSIONS 11.00am - 1.00pm

Session A1	Economic Impacts and Valuation of Natural and Cultural Heritage Session Chairperson TBA

11:00 AM	The Economic Evaluation of Cultural Heritage Projects: Methodological Framework from a European Experience Professor Stephen Wanhill Bournemouth University, United Kingdom (to be confirmed)
11:30 AM	Natural Heritage Valuation Methods: Applications to Cultural Heritage Professor Jeff Bennett Professor of Environment Management National Centre for Development Studies Australian National University, Australia
12:00 PM	The Economic Value of the Port Arthur Site to the Tasmanian Economy Professor Bruce Felmingham University of Tasmania, Australia
12:30 PM	The Regional Economic Impacts of Tourism in Mining Heritage Towns Professor Trevor Mules Co-operative Research Centre for Sustainable Tourism University of Canberra, Australia

Session A2	Regional and Cultural Heritage Tourism Session Chairperson TBA

11:00 AM	Loss of Regional Heritage and Development of Regional Heritage Tourism in Western Countries Professor Richard Butler University of Surrey, UK (to be confirmed)
11:20 AM	Development of Heritage and Regional Tourism in Australia Dr Peter Robins Director Bureau of Tourism Research, Australia
11:50	Coastal Heritage Tourism Development in Australia Dr Danny O'Hare University of Technology Queensland, Australia
12:10 PM	The Economic Rationale for Adaptive Reuse in Cultural Tourism - A Case Study of the Sydney Quarantine Station Dr Simon McArthur Consultant Missing Link Tourism Consultants, Australia
12:30 PM	The Tourism Futures Simulator: Application to Cultural Heritage Management Dr Paul Walker and Dr Romy Greiner CSIRO Queensland, Australia
12:50 PM	Indigenous Heritage Tourism and its Economic Value in Australia Dr Heather Zeppel Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Leisure and Tourism University of Newcastle, Australia

	BREAK FOR LUNCH : 1:00pm TO 2:00pm

	CONCURRENT AFTERNOON SESSIONS 2:00pm to 4:00pm

Session B1	Urban Heritage Conservation Session Chairperson TBA

2:00 PM	Urban Heritage Loss in Australia: An overview Professor Bill Logan President ICOMOS (Australia) and Professor of Cultural Heritage Studies, Deakin University, Australia
2:20 PM	Economics of Urban Heritage Conservation in Australia: An Evaluation of Economic Incentives and Heritage Controls Emeritus Professor Anthony Chisholm La Trobe University, Australia
2:40 PM	Private Benefits versus Public Costs in Commercial and Industrial Property Developments involving Heritage Buildings Associate Professor Peter Abelson Macquarie University, Australia
3:00 PM	Urban Heritage Revitalisation: Adaptive Reuse of Urban Heritage Buildings Ms Roz Hanson Partner Hanson & Associates, Melbourne, Australia

Session 2B	Integrating Cultural and Natural Heritage Values

2:00 PM	Integrated Heritage Management: The New Paradigm Professor Michael Hall University of Otago, New Zealand
2:30 PM	Conserving Cultural Heritage Values in Natural Areas: The Australian Experience Commissioner Jane Lennon The Australian Heritage Commission, Australia
2:50 PM	Integrating Culture and Nature in National Parks: The US Experience Dr Nora Mitchell Director United States National Park Service, USA (to be confirmed)
3:20 PM	Natural and Cultural Values in Indigenous Communities in Australia and the Pacific Dr Elspeth Young and Dr Padma Lal National Centre for Development Studies The Australian National University, Australia
3:40 PM	Conflicts in Natural and Cultural Heritage - Australian Experience Dr Michael Lockwood Charles Sturt University, Australia

4:00 PM	Afternoon Tea

	PLENARY SESSION 4:30 PM TO 5:00 PM

4:30 PM	Urban Heritage Conservation Chairperson summary of papers and comments
4:40 PM	Integrating Cultural and Natural Heritage Values Chairperson summary of papers and comments
4:50 PM	Regional and Cultural Heritage Tourism Chairperson summary of papers and comments
5:00 PM	Economic Impacts and Valuation of Natural and Cultural Heritage

CLOSING REMARKS

MR MIKE YOUNG CHAIRMAN, ANZSEE CHAIRMAN, ISEE 2000 CONFERENCE
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