October 27-30, 2002
Santa Barbara, California
Concurrent Sessions D
Tuesday, 8:00 a.m.
Please note: co-authors will
be identified in the conference book of abstracts and post-conference proceedings.
California’s Marine Management
Initiatives
Chair: Matthew
Pickett, Manager, Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary
Michael L. Weber, Marine Policy Consultant, California Fish and Game Commission:
A Revolution in Management?
Dave Bunn, Deputy Director, California Department of Fish and Game: Regional
Management in a Statewide Marine Protected Area Process: The Marine Life Protection
Act Working Groups
Sean Hastings, Policy Program Specialist, Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary:
Coordinating Marine Reserves Management—From Process to Implementation in the
Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary
Bill Douros, Superintendent, Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary: The Review
and Update of Management Plans for Three National Marine Sanctuaries in Central
and Northern California
Robert J. Bailey, Ocean Program Administrator, Oregon Department of Land Conservation
and Development: A Proposed State Process for Establishing Marine Reserves
in Oregon
Federal, State, and Regional
Cooperation
Chair: Tom
Wilson, Supervisor, County of Orange
Howard Marlowe, President, Marlowe and Company: The Impact of the Water Resources
Development Act of 2002 on California and the Nation
Anthony J. Risko, Chief, Coastal Studies Group, Los Angeles District, U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers: The Present Day Civil Works Role of the U. S. Army Corps
of Engineers in Developing, Managing and Protecting California’s Coastal Resources
Kim Sterrett, Manager, California Public Beach Restoration Program, California
Department of Boating and Waterways: Moving Towards a Comprehensive California
Coastal Sediment Management Program
Gregory Wade, Community Development Director, City of Imperial Beach: Silver
Strand Shoreline-Imperial Beach, California Beach Erosion Study
Ann Kulchin, Chair, Shoreline Preservation Committee, San Diego Association of
Governments: San Diego Regional Beach Sand Project: Restoring a Priceless Resource
The Citizen’s Role in Influencing
Public Policy
Chair: Warner
Chabot, Vice President for Regional Operations, The Ocean Conservancy
Richard Charter, Marine Conservation Advocate, Environmental Defense: Twenty
Years of Protection for the California Coast: An Intergovernmental Response to
Offshore Oil and Gas Leasing
Joseph M. Weinstein, Statistical Methods Analyst, California Department of Fish
and Game: A Citizen’s View Of Hometown Coastal Controversies And Decisions
During 2001-2002
Dennis Baker, Ocean Outfall Group: Advocacy in the Access Age
Marco Gonzalez, Surfrider Foundation/ San Diego Bay Keepers: Beyond Canaries
in the Coal Mines: The Role of Surfing Activists in the Clean Water Movement
Karen Garrison, Co-Director, Ocean Protection Initiative, Natural Resources Defense
Council: California’s Marine Life Protection Act in Context: Lessons from the
First Two Years
Public Education and Outreach
Chair: Linda
E. Duguay, Director, University of Southern California Sea Grant
Shauna Bingham, Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator, Channel Islands National Marine
Sanctuary: Team OCEAN: Naturalist Corps Volunteers Promote Stewardship for
the Marine Sanctuary
Joel Hanson, Program Coordinator, Santa Monica Bay Restoration Project: Pollution
Prevention: A Comprehensive View of Positive Outreach Strategies
Dan Haifley, Executive Director, O’Neill Sea Odyssey: Low Income Youth as Future
Environmental Leaders
Andrew DeVogelaere, Research Coordinator, Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary:
Exploring the Davidson Seamount: Combining Science, Public Outreach, and Resource
Management
Maria Brown, Assistant Manager, Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary:
High School Ecosystem Monitoring: Using the Coast as an Outdoor Laboratory
Beach Water Quality Assessment
Chair: Dave
Spath, Chief, Division of Drinking Water and Environmental Management, California
Department of Health Services
Robin McCraw, Clean Beaches Coordinator, Office of Statewide Initiatives, State
Water Resources Control Board: Statewide Clean Beaches Monitoring Program
Stanley B. Grant, Professor of Environmental Engineering, Henry Samueli School
of Engineering: Public Mis-Notification of Coastal Water Quality in California
Mitzy Taggart, Staff Scientist, Heal the Bay: Variability of Shoreline Fecal
Bacteria Densities Adjacent to Freshwater Outlets in the Dry Season – Implications
for Routine Monitoring Programs
Charles Kovatch, Environmental Scientist, Office of Water, U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency: U.S. EPA National Report on BEACH Act Grant Program
Mark Gold, Executive Director, Heal the Bay: Beach Pollution
Our Rivers, Our Oceans: Maintaining
Their Joint Health
Chair: Deborah
Barnes, Deputy Secretary for Law Enforcement and Counsel, California Environmental
Protection Agency
Holly Price, Resource Protection Coordinator, Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary:
Regional Watershed Partnerships - Linking Land and Sea for Marine Protected
Areas
Michael W. Beck, Marine Initiative, The Nature Conservancy: Integrating Conservation
from Seas to Summits
Karen Worcester, Staff Environmental Scientist, Central Coast Regional Water Quality
Control Board: Building Regional Monitoring: The Central Coast Ambient Monitoring
Program
William Stewart, Chief, Fire and Resources Assessment Program, California Department
of Forestry and Fire Protection: Linking Watershed Management and Ocean Management
with Internet Based Mapping Tools
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