Program collaborators

The TEER Program works closely with collaborators through two formal established committees and several program specific working groups.

Strategy and Partnerships Committee

The Strategy and Partnerships Committee is responsible for the management and direction of the TEER Program and includes the following representatives:

  • Department of Natural Resources and Environment

  • City of Launceston

  • Northern Midlands Council

  • West Tamar Council

  • George Town Council

  • Meander Valley Council

  • Environment Protection Authority

  • Hydro Tasmania

  • TasWater

  • Department of Health

  • TasPorts

  • Tasmanian Irrigation

  • NRM North

Science and Technical Committee

The Science and Technical Committee is responsible for the best available science, evidence, data and methodologies used by the TEER Program and includes the following representatives:

  • Department of Natural Resources

  • City of Launceston

  • Northern Midlands Council

  • West Tamar Council

  • George Town Council

  • Meander Valley Council

  • Environment Protection Authority

  • Hydro Tasmania

  • TasWater

  • Department of Health

  • TasPorts

  • Tasmanian Irrigation

  • Bell Bay Aluminium

  • Liberty Bell Bay

  • Dairy Tasmania

  • Petuna Aquaculture

  • University of Tasmania

Working groups

TEER Program working groups are responsible for guiding and providing assistance for specific activities, and are comprised of relevant stakeholders and representatives from collaborating organisations.

Current working groups include:

  • Lake Trevallyn Algal Monitoring Working Group

  • Northern Tasmania Stormwater Working Group

  • Communications Working Group

Collaborators