Call for Abstracts  

Abstract/ Synopsis  

Theme: Connecting Coasts, Industry & Innovation for a Resilient Blue Future

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Oceans and Environment 2025 invites professionals, researchers, industry leaders, regulators, community stakeholders, and emerging voices to submit abstracts for presentations at our upcoming Perth and Brisbane forums.

These events will explore the convergence of marine sustainability, offshore operations, environmental resilience, and circular innovation.

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We welcome abstracts that address real-world solutions, cross-sector collaborations, environmental management, and the future of ocean governance, including but not limited to:

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• Marine and coastal environmental best practices

• Ocean governance and maritime boundaries

• Offshore oil, gas, and renewables in sensitive marine zones

• HAZMAT and oil spill incident response

• Marine debris, pollution prevention, and circular economy strategies

• The Great Barrier Reef and marine park protection

• Indigenous knowledge and coastal co-management

• Robotics, satellite monitoring, and innovative marine technologies

• Integration of land-based activities (e.g., mining, ports, agriculture) into ocean health strategies

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Brisbane Event: Abstracts or presentation synopses due by 15th November 2025

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Submission Guidelines
Abstracts should be no more than 300 words

Include: presentation title, presenter(s) name(s), organisation, and contact details

Clearly outline the focus, relevance, and proposed outcomes or key takeaways of your presentation

Submissions should be non-commercial in nature and focused on knowledge-sharing, collaboration, and best practice

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Selected presenters will be invited to deliver a 20–25 minute presentation as part of a formal panel or thematic session

Panel, workshop, or co-presentation formats are welcome – please indicate your preference in the submission

Submit to:
environment@jazcorpaustralia.com.au 
Subject Line: Abstract Submission – Event city and date

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We encourage contributions from all sectors—industry, academia, government, First Nations representatives, and environmental organisations—who are working to protect, innovate, and sustain our marine and coastal environments.

Join the conversation and help shape the future of Australia’s blue and coastal ecosystems through science, strategy, and action.