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Dayane Barros

Coastal Resilience Short Course, Level II: Advanced Applications

Delivery: In person · Byron Bay
Course dates: 24–26 August 2026
Structured learning hours: 22
Issued: 27 August 2026
Credential ID: crsc-l2-bb26-03c7ed
Issued by: Apter Pty Ltd · Professional Development. When It Matters.

What this credential covers

Interpret probabilistic coastal hazard assessment and its planning implications
Analyse sediment budgets, bypassing and entrance behaviour as management problems
Appraise adaptation options using economic and multi-criteria methods
Design engagement that includes Traditional Owners and affected communities from the outset
Build and defend a coastal management case for your own organisation

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I’ve just completed Apter’s Coastal Resilience Short Course, Level II at Byron Bay. Over three days we worked through probabilistic hazard assessment, sediment budgets and adaptation appraisal, and spent a full day in the field on the Tweed-Byron coast. One thing I’m taking back into my work is: [your takeaway]
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