ACRN 2026 SYMPOSIUM, Adelaide

ACRN 2026 Symposium, Adelaide

#ACRN2026

Dates: Thursday 22nd to Friday 23rd October, 2026

Location: Function Room 1, Union House, The University of Adelaide, Victoria Drive, Adelaide, South Australia, 5005, Australia

 
 
 

Abstract submission dates and details to be released in the coming months.

 
 
 

Registration dates and details to be released in the coming months.


 
 

We are delighted to announce an exciting collaboration between:

  • The Australasian Coastal Restoration Network (ACRN)

  • The Society for Ecological Restoration Australasia (SERA)

  • The Cooperative Research Centre for Transformations in Mining Economies (CRC TiME)

For 2026, we have decided to align our programs and host all three events in the same week and city to foster deeper conversations, networking and collaboration - while also helping to reduce travel time and costs for many of our shared communities.

 
 

More details about this exciting collaboration, joint sessions and registration details will be released over the coming months.


 
 

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Acommodation options

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Workshops

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Field trip

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We extend our sincere gratitude to our valued funders for their generous support that has greatly contributed to ACRN's endeavours:

We also thank our partners, James Cook University and CSIRO.


Here at the ACRN, we acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians and First Nations Peoples and communities who have cared for marine and coastal habitats for millennia. We are committed to increasing our cultural safety and capability and ensuring that partnerships with First Nations People are preferred and explored, where possible, in marine and coastal restoration projects. Our team pays respect to the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live, work and play and extends that to the lands, waterways, seas, and skies of our extended network.