October 27-30, 2002
Santa Barbara, California
Concurrent Sessions F
Tuesday, 2:00 p.m.
Please note: co-authors will
be identified in the conference book of abstracts and post-conference proceedings.
Marine Protected Area Design
Chair: Satie
Airame, Scientific Advisor, Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary
Steven Gaines, Director, Marine Science Institute, University of California Santa
Barbara: Scientific Criteria for Reserve Design
Robert Warner, Principal Investigator, PISCO, University of California Santa Barbara:
Opening the Black Box: Dispersal Scales and Connectivity Among Marine Populations
Rodney M. Fujita, Marine Ecologist, Environmental Defense: Integrating Marine
Reserves with Fishery Management
Kaya C. Pederson, Marine Policy Specialist, Marine Science Division, Point Reyes
Bird Observatory,: Pelagic Predators, Prey and Processes (P4): An Initiative
to Protect Offshore Organisms and Habitats Along the West Coast of North America
Mark E. Monaco, Biogeography Program Manager, National Ocean Service: A Biogeographic
Assessment Off North/Central California to Support the Joint Management Plan Review
Process for Cordell Bank, Gulf of the Farallones, and Monterey Bay National Marine
Sanctuaries
Responding to California’s Ocean
Agenda:
The California Coastal Environmental Quality Initiative
Chair: Gary
B. Griggs, Director, Institute of Marine Sciences, University of California
Santa Cruz
Louis D. Zeidberg, Department of Organismic Biology, Ecology, and Evolution, University
of California Los Angeles: Distribution of Squid Paralarvae,Loligo opalescens
(Cephalopoda: Myopsida), in the Southern California Bight in the Three Years Following
the 1997 El Niño
Libe Washburn, Professor, Institute for Computational Earth System Science and
Department of Geography, University of Califorina Santa Barbara: A Coastal
Observing System on the South-Central Coast for Understanding Regional Circulation,
Pollutant Transport, and Dispersion
Jeffrey A. Riffell, Graduate Student, Department of Biology, University of California
Los Angeles: Fertilization in Flow: Towards Maximizing the Production of Offspring
of Over-Exploited, Free-Spawning Invertebrates
Margaret Dekshenieks, Assistant Professor, Ocean Sciences, University of California
Santa Cruz: Data Management Techniques for NEoCO, the Network for Environmental
Observations of the Coastal Ocean
John Largier, Associate Research Oceanographer, Scripps Institution of Oceanography,
University of California San Diego: Early Results and Historical Data from
NEOCO (Network for Environmental Observations of the Coastal Ocean)
Mary W. Silver, Professor, Ocean Sciences, University of California Santa Cruz:
Phytoplankton Toxin in the California Coastal Oceans
Developing K-12 Ocean Education
Chair: Kathy
Fletcher, Deputy Secretary for External Affairs, California Environmental
Protection Agency
Lyndell Whitley, Education Programs Coordinator, University of Southern California
Sea Grant: Developing Curriculum and Teacher Training — Island Explorers Case
Study
Francesca Cava, Education Program Manager, National Geographic Society- Sustainable
Seas Expedition: Enhancing the National Geography Standards with Ocean Content
John S. Pearse, Research Professor, Joseph M. Long Marine Laboratory, Institute
of Marine Sciences, University of California Santa Cruz: Assessing Sanctuary
Shorelines: A Role for Volunteers, Particularly High School Students, in Resource
Management
Timothy Tyndall, Director, RAIN Network: Use of GIS and the Internet for Community
and Classroom Education
Tony Michaels, Director, Wrigley Institute for Environmental Studies: Introducing
COSEE WEST
Ocean Monitoring
Chair: Stephen
Weisberg, Executive Director, Southern California Coastal Water Research Project
Kenneth Schiff, Deputy Director, Southern California Coastal Water Research Project:
Inventory of Ocean Monitoring in the Southern California Bight
Brock B. Bernstein, Independent Consultant: Southern California’s Marine Monitoring
Systems Ten Years After the National Academy of Sciences Evaluation
Walt Nelson, Chief, Pacific Coastal Ecology Branch, Western Ecology Division,
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: A Statewide Assessment of Coastal Ecological
Condition for California: The Western Coastal Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
Program (WEMAP)
Jay A. Davis, Regional Monitoring Program Manager, San Francisco Estuary Institute:
Monitoring Water Quality in San Francisco Bay
Roger Briggs, Executive Officer, Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control
Board: A New Regional Board Paradigm
California Coastal Wetland Issues
Chair: Madelyn
Glickfeld, Assistant Secretary, California Resources Agency
Kathie Matsuyama, Senior Landscape Architect, Watershed and Coastal Resources
Division, County of Orange: Southern California Wetlands Recovery Project
Josh Collins, Environmental Scientist, San Francisco Estuary Institute: Sustaining
Regional Partnerships for Conservation: Sharing the Future
Christopher Potter, Wetlands Coordinator, California Resources Agency: Achieving
a Statewide Wetlands Inventory
Frederic C. Wurster, Wetlands Biologist, National Wetlands Inventory, U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service: Recent Changes in the Extent of Estuarine Wetlands in
Southern California: Piedras Blancas to Santa Monica
Robert Gearheart, Professor, Humboldt State University: Role of Wetlands in
Restoring Coastal Watersheds
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