Acid and Metalliferous Drainage (AMD) Workshop 19 - 21 October 2025

The 2025 Australian Acid and Metalliferous Drainage Workshop 

 Program live!

With over 45 presentations, two panel discussions and four short courses - the 2025 AMD Workshop promises to be an exciting opportunity to network with your peers and learn about best practices, innovative solutions and the latest research in Acid Metalliferous Drainage under this year's theme of AMD Source Control for Sustainable Closure.

 

Early bird registrations close 15 September

Register at early bird rate 

The Australian Acid and Metalliferous Drainage (AMD) Workshop, is a triennial forum in Australia dedicated to sharing fundamental knowledge on this global water quality issue. Whether you're involved in research, consulting, operations, or policy, the AMD Workshop offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding and contribute to meaningful change in the mining sector.

The Workshop is hosted by the Sustainable Minerals Institute (SMI) at The University of Queensland and the Cooperative Research Centre for Transformations in Mining Economies (CRC-TiME).

Conference Sponsors

Thank you to our sponsors for supporting the 2025 AMD Workshop

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In-Kind Contributors

The organising committee thanks the following organsiations and individuals for thier valuable contributions to the development of the workshop program.

Dr Jeff Taylor, Earth Systems and Dr David Jones, DR Jones Environmental Excellence

                  

 

Welcome from the Chair of the AMD Organising Committee, Professor Mansour Edraki

Professor Mansour Edraki
Professor Mansour Edraki

Since the first workshop in 1992, the AMD workshop series have continued to be the key Australian forum for industry, academia, and government agencies to share the latest developments in AMD management, including findings from many case studies around Australia and elsewhere.

The AMD Workshop is hosted by The University of Queensland’s Sustainable Minerals Institute (SMI) and we are delighted to be partnering with CRC TiME to deliver the 2025 workshop.

SMI is the Australian representative in the Global Alliance formed by the International Network for Acid Prevention (INAP). INAP has been an important supporter of the Workshop over many years and representatives of INAP member companies will be in attendance.

We are thrilled with the program we have been able to put together for this year's event, and thank you to everyone who made a submission.

We look forward to seeing you in Brisbane in October for what promises to be an informative and valuable Workshop. 

Kind regards
Mansour 

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