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120 17 Feb 2011 Catalyst: Snail Whisperer John Stanisic ABC News
"they assist in the decomposition process, they break down the decaying leaves, they convert it into protein and move it up the food chain..."		   ABC.net.au
119 28 Oct 2010 John Stanisic - 2010 CEnvP Award Winner an Authority on Land Snails JStanisiccenvp2010Certified Environmental Practitioner Scheme (CEnvP)
"John’s advocacy for an essential but often overlooked component of biodiversity, his integration of research and consultancy, and his proactive approach to funding of taxonomic research, all indicate that he is continuing to make an outstanding contribution to environmental practice"
- Alan Chenoweth, CEnvP Board		   Media Release
118 Jun 2010 EIANZ Member Snapshot - Neil Boland, CEnvP TheEnvironmental PractitionerPage JStanisicEIANZ - The Environmental Practitioner, No 18
"EIANZ’s greatest achievement is the Certified Environmental Practitioner scheme. When I started practicing in this field, the idea that you could be an "environmental professional” was literally a joke.
Engineering companies openly stated that they were experts in the environment, social impacts, building design - the lot. Many of the environmental liabilities we have today are the result. This attitude has been hard to shift, but the advent of the Certification scheme has made a significant improvement.”
- Neil Boland CEnvP

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117 Sep 2010 The Comparitive Benefits of the Certified Environmental Practitioner Scheme in Australia & New Zealand The Comparitive Benefits of the Certified Environmental Practitioner Scheme in Australia & New Zealand, by Vanessa McKenzie
Australasian Journal of Enviromental Management, EIANZ
September 2010 (Volume 17, No 3)		   www.eianz.com.au
116 23 Oct 2009 Mark O'Brien 2009 CEnvP Award Winner Raises the Bar for Environmental Sustainability in Film Industry JStanisicCertified Environmental Practitioner Scheme (CEnvP)
"In recognizing Mark’s achievements we thank him for his ongoing passion and commitment to the environment, and for facilitating awareness in another industry of how environmental sustainability and carbon footprint reduction can be achieved, hopefully creating an industry benchmark against which other film productions will be measured going forward”
- Nigel Murphy, CEnvP Chairperson 		  Media Release
115   Adam Smith 2008 CEnvP Award Winner Calls for Government Support of Certification Initiative to Improve Environmental Practice and Outcomes "This will lead to improved environmental practice and outcomes in Australia and New Zealand.” - Adam Smith, CEnvP of the Year 2008    
114   Alan Chenoweth :: 2008 Simon Molesworth Award Winner CEnvP, Mr Alan Chenoweth of the EIANZ SEQ Division was the recipient of the Simon Molesworth Award for outstanding contribution to the development of the EIANZ and the environment profession at the national level.
In making the award, CEnvP Chair, Nigel Murphy, said, "Alan exemplifies a leading practitioner making significant contributions to the Institute and environmental practice through his instrumental role in the establishment of the Certified Environmental Practitioner Scheme, leadership role the recent STEP initiative of the Institute to establish a pathway for the training of our emerging environmental professionals and numerous other contributions".		    
113 Aug 2008 Putting the good into environmental practice WME Environment Business Magazine www.wme.com.au
"It is important to realise we can have good environmental policy but fail to achieve good environmental outcomes. The vital third ingredient for successful environmental outcomes is excellence in environmental practice."
- Nigel Murphy, CEnvP Chairperson		   View Article
112 Feb 2008 Environment is the essence

WME Environment Business Magazine www.wme.com.au
February 2008, 19:1, p16
"As environmental issues become more pressing,
environmental advice must become more transparent
and professional. There's a long way to go."
- Bill Haylock, EIANZ President, CEnvP

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111 Oct 2007 Hugh Lavery :: 2007 CEnvP Award Winner Calls for Greater Effots in Creating Sustainable Future Certified Environmental Practitioner Scheme (CEnvP)
"It is important for the profession to recognise the work of its leading practitioners as this will help to raise the standard of environmental practice and the standing of the profession.”
- Nigel Murphy, CEnvP Chairperson		   View Media Release
110 Dec 2006 The Balancing Act of Environmental Ethics WME Environment Business Magazine www.wme.com.au
December 2006, p18
"Embedding ethics in environmental practice is gaining ground for specialists navigating a balance between ecological, social and economic issues."		   Download Article

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Insurance Endurance
WME Environment Business Magazine www.wme.com.au
August 2006, 17:7, p52
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"When I began talks with the institute I thought environment
companies were high risk... Only later did I appreciate what the
risk profile was, and it was lower than expected."

 

- Jacques Moritz, Australian manager,
Finpro Professionals Practice, Marsh

 

 

 

Professional Indemnity Cover Relief Comes for Environmental Practitioners!
Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand www.eianz.org
22 August 2006
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"This initiative recognises the superior quality assurance associated with being a Certified Environmental Practitioner in the marketplace.”

 

- Nigel Murphy, CEnvP Chairperson

 

 

 

Environmental Impact Management Praised
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority www.gbrmpa.gov.au
15 August 2006
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"It goes a long way to recognising staff’s expertise and ethical conduct
in managing environmental impacts associated with ports, tourism, defence,
scientific research and harvest fisheries."

 

- Dr. Adam Smith, GBRMPA Manager of Environmental Impact Management

 

 

 

Evolution of the Environmentalist
WME Environment Business Magazine www.wme.com.au
May 2006, 17:4, p20-1
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"Keeping up with the increasing demands required of environmental practitioners by society
will be a challenge that needs to be faced by the profession as a whole. "
- Nigel Murphy, Chair, CEnvP Board

 

 

 

SA EIANZ hosts CEnvP Workshop .
EIANZ South Australia Chapter www.eianz.org
14 March 2006
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Minister awards first New Zealand CEnvPs
Certified Environmental Practitioner www.CEnvP.org
14 March 2006

 

Minister awards first New Zealand CEnvPsNZ CEnvPs
In New Zealand, the first seven CEnvPs were officially named Certified Environmental Practitioners by the Minister for the Environment, Mr David Benson-Pope, at a function in Christchurch on 9 March.

 

In making the presentations, Mr Benson-Pope noted the importance of the role of professionals in achieving good environmental outcomes. The Government was actively promoting the development of good practice, he said, through initiatives such as skill development for decision-makers working under the Resource Management Act. The role of environment professions was likely to increase as the Government adopted more of a whole-of-government approach to environment issues.

 

The president of the New Zealand Chapter of EIANZ, Judith Roper-Lindsay, said it is encouraging to see more environment professionals electing to seek accreditation.

 

“Environmental practitioners are essentially an unregulated group in which people make a living from their professional advice, and so it is very important that we are able to self regulate through a professional body that provides guidance and encourages good professional practice.”

 

“EIANZ was formed principally to encourage high standards of practice in all of the professional disciplines which have a bearing on environmental outcomes, including science, environmental management, regulatory services and so on.

 

“Accreditation is the key process by which people can
be recognised for their expertise and good professional practice and it also provides the kind of recognition available to other professions, such as engineering, accounting, planning and architecture.”

 

View EIANZ media release.

 

 

 

New Zealand CEnvPs recognised.
EIANZ New Zealand Chapter www.eianz.org
9 March 2006
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“Accreditation is the key process by which people can
be recognised for their expertise and good professional
practice and it also provides the kind of recognition
available to other professions...."
- Judith Roper-Lindsay, President, New Zealand Chapter of EIANZ

 

Certification: fad or industry future?
WME Environment Business Magazine www.wme.com.au
February 2006, 17:1, p20
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"Our credibility as professionals requires us to be serious about
developing and maintaining our standards."
- Nigel Murphy, Chair, CEnvP Board

 

GBRMPA environmental practitioners recognised.
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority www.gbrmpa.gov.au
14 December 2005
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"The programme is important in recognising GBRMPA staff
expertise and ethical conduct, as well as best practice
environmental management..." - Dr. Adam Smith, GBRMPA
Manager of Environmental Impact Management

 

Setting the standard and reducing risks: EIANZ.
WME Environment Business Magazine www.wme.com.au
August 2005, 16:7, p42-3
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"Standards are being normalised for environmental practice,
offering greater security to the profession and comfort
to clients, write EIANZ directors Nigel Murphy and Bill Haylock."

 
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Professionalising the environment.
WME Environment Business Magazine www.wme.com.au
April 2004.
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"The Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ)
is soon to launch a certification program for environmental
practitioners, writes Simon Molesworth."

 
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