THEME 1: Heritage at Risk – Climate Change and Disasters

Paper No.

Author(s) Name

Title of Paper

ST1-008

Andrew Potts, Frances Namoumou, Siteri Tikoca

Climate Change and Resettlement: the Role of Culture and Heritage

ST1-006

Catherine Forbes

Are we really prepared for disaster? Responding to the lessons from Christchurch

ST1-019

Chris Richards

The former Colonial Sugar Refining Company Ltd. (CSR) and the Fiji Sugar Corporation (FSC) – Vulnerable Heritage in Fiji

ST1-002

Christophe Sand

Climate change, sea-shore erosion and the disappearance of cultural sites: putting the record of archaeological remains in Islanders hands

ST1-011

E. Yarina, P. Allan, M. Bryant

Indigenous values as a method for designing for climate change on culturally significant sites

ST1-018

E. Yarina, P. Allan, M. Bryant

Translating spaces: Designing for Climate Migrants

ST1-015

Gerson Jackson

The 2015 Convention and The Pacific

ST1-009

Marco Hernández-Escampa, Daniel Barrera-Fernández

Corrosion studies and archaeometallurgical heritage conservation in Pacific Ocean basins of Mexico

ST1-001

Milogros Flores-Roman

Case Study Climate Change in small Islands; Lessons learned from hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico

ST1-012

Robyn Riddett

Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Contemporary Risk Preparedness for Natural Disasters

ST1-003

Semisi Tonga

Post Disaster Needs after Cyclone Gita (February 2018) Report on Cultural Heritage Sites and Buildings in Tonga

ST1-016

Victoria Herrmann

“They Should Know to Keep Them:” The Importance of Documenting Histories of Heritage for Climate Change Adaptation in American Samoa

ST1-014

Yi-Jen Tseng

Built Heritage, the Threat of Disasters, and the Challenges to Conservation—Kinmen Island as Case Study

THEME 2: Cultural Landscape Practice and Management

Paper No.

Author Name

Title of Paper

ST2-004

Anita Smith & Dr Elise Huffer

Recognising the Cultural Dimension of the Pacific Ocean in the UN Sustainable Development Goals and marine areas beyond national jurisdiction

ST2-008

Christina Dyson & Rachel Jackson

Management of the Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area’s Cultural Landscape

ST2-006

CHUN-HSI WANG

Community and the Conservation of Cultural Landscape – A case of Longan in Taiwan

ST2-007

Dionne Fonoti

“It takes a village”: Community outreach and sustainable tourism in Samoa

ST2-010

Geoff Ashley

Contested Landscapes: Private Shacks — Public Lands

ST2-003

Kevin L. Jones

Prospects for World Heritage in the equatorial and south Pacific Islands

ST2-015

Lorylie Crisostomo

Memories and Aspirations: Key to Community Cultural Landscape Management and Conservation

ST2-019

Ron Vave

Community conservation of natural resources: The lesser known Culturally Protected Water Bodies of Fiji

ST2-001

Rouran Zhang

The Meaning of Cultural Landscape in China: From the Perspective of Heritage Stakeholders

ST2-016

Sue Jackson-Stepowski

The Shared Built Heritage of Easter Island

ST2-014

XU Ying; MA Zhiliang

The Sustainable Planning and Management of Cultural Landscape in Nan’anzui, Wuhan

ST2-020

Catherine Macarthur

Using historic themes of Sydney observatory relationships with the harbour/sites around the harbour

THEME 3: Diverse Communities – Intangible Heritage

Paper No.

Author Name

Title of Paper

ST3-004

Ahreum KIM

The research for how to archive the traditional food culture of Tuvalu by using pulaka

ST3-001

Alex Yaning Yen

Integrative conservation under the 5Cs Strategy – Case Study of Quin-Lin

ST3-009

Daniel Barrera- Fernández & Marco Hernández-Escampa

Traditional cultural events and placemaking. Analysis of the Festival Internacional Cervantino in Guanajuato, Mexico

ST3-010

Eliorah Malifa

The Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture: shaping the visual representation of Pacific culture from the traditional to the contemporary

ST3-008

Feng Jian+Zhou Xiaochen

The oriental archaeological sites and the composition of its local community

ST3-011

Frank, Fu-Tzu Huang

Activating the Garden House from the Traditional Art – Ways to activate cultural heritage

ST3-014

Mark Love

Vernacular language, biocultural diversity, intangible cultural heritage and social order: Case-studies of applied language maintenance and revitalization from Vanuatu

ST3-015

Marilyn C Truscott

Mapping Intangible Heritage: Diverse Communities share their Sense of Place

ST3-016

Nick Thieberger

Access to recordings in the languages of the Pacific

ST3-017

Wayne Johnson

Traders, Pirates and Blackbirds: Maritime connections between Colonial Sydney and the Pacific,1788-1888.

THEME 4: Heritage as a Pillar of Sustainable Development

Paper No.

Author Name

Title of Paper

ST4-010

Ania Kotarba

Sustainable Past of maritime Kiribati?: Historical and ethnographic adaptations of Kiribati people to a changing natural environment

ST4-018

Ayako Fujieda, M. Miyaji, S. Veitata, H. Kobayashi

Sustainability of vernacular houses and building tradition in modern context: A case of Navala village, Fiji

ST4-006

David Gole

The Challenges of Sustainable Heritage Lead Development in the Yangon Downtown Conservation Area

ST4-007

E. Yarina, P. Allan, M. Bryant

The tensions of conservation and resilience: landscape as middle ground

ST4-019

Ebru Karabag

Story Of Timeless Furniture; Mid-Century Modern Furniture In The World And Reflection In Pacific Region

ST4-009

Kiho Yaoita

Sustainable Heritage and Tourism Management based on Ecomuseum Concept – A case study on Levuka, Fiji

ST4-012

Mary Knaggs

Towards a Heritage Quality Framework: Heritage Implementation & Monitoring of Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Outcomes

ST4-020

Masami Fukumoto, Tsuguto Ezura, Kiho Yaoita

Research of development and characteristics on historical buildings in Levuka

ST4-013

Miriam Stacy

Sustainable heritage management – Successes and challenges for heritage buildings and adaptive reuse in The Rocks, Sydney, Australia.

ST4-014

Nguyen Thi ThuTrang_Viet Nam

Heritage conservation and sustainable development in Vietnam

ST4-001

Oliver Maurice

Heritage Conservation and the Sustainable Development Goals

SPECIFIC SESSION 1: Underwater Cultural Heritage of the Pacific

Paper No.

Author Name

Title of Paper

UCH-002

Andrew Viduka

Australia and Pacific Island countries – the need to collaborate to protect underwater cultural heritage

UCH-013

Bablis and Connelly

Legislation Makes Visible That Which is Hidden Underwater – PNG National Museum & Art Gallery (NMAG) and the War Surplus Materials Act

UCH-012

Brandi M. Carrier

Protecting Underwater Cultural Heritage in the Pacific as a Pillar of Sustainable Development

UCH-011

Elia Nakoro

Cultural Heritage Preservation in Fiji

UCH-006

Grant Luckman

Understanding the meaning of ‘shipwreck’: bringing cultural and environmental evidence together.

UCH-007

Malcolm Venturoni

Maritime Heritage Sites in Vanuatu

UCH-008

Nick Araho

ALIA ROCK and the Archaeology of the underworld or underwater, Papua New Guinea

UCH-009

Robert S. Neyland

Naval Underwater Archaeology in the 21st Century: Threats and Promises

UCH-010

Sarah Ward

Not if, but when… managing underwater cultural heritage in the face of coastal change

UCH-014

Sunny O. Ngirmang

Appreciating the Significance of Underwater Cultural Heritage

UCH-004

William Jeffery

A Pacific approach to Maritime Archaeology

UCH-003

Ying-Ying Tung

Protection Underwater Cultural Heritage Fishing Weir in Taiwan

SPECIFIC SESSION 2: CultureNature Knowledge Café

Paper No.

Author Name

Title of Paper

CNJ-06

Elodie Fache & Simonne Pauwels

Rethinking indigenous / local ecological knowledge combination in Fiji: On the role of social sciences in tackling overfishing

CNJ-05

Leah Lui-Chivizhe

Culture/Nature, Islander knowing and the 1875 Chevert Expedition

CNJ-04

Susan McIntyre-Tamwoy, Kristal Buckley, Meretui Ratunabuabua; IUCN delegate TBC; Regional IUCN and SPREP will be targeted -participants TBC

Knowledge Café and Forum on Advancing the Culturenature Journey on the Pacific Region