October 27-30, 2002
Santa Barbara, California
Concurrent Sessions H
Wednesday, 8:00 a.m.
Please note: co-authors will
be identified in the conference book of abstracts and post-conference proceedings.
Marine Management Science
Chair: Mary
Bergen, Research Coordinator, Marine Region, California Department of Fish
and Game
Robert J. Bailey, Ocean Program Administrator, Oregon Department of Land Conservation
and Development: A Regional Research Plan for West Coast Nearshore Rockfish
and Habitats
Mark Carr, Associate Professor, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology,
University of California Santa Cruz: PISCO: A Collaborative Model for Informing
Nearshore Ocean Policy
Bill Bennett, Bodega Marine Laboratory: Acquiring Essential Fishery Information
Under the Marine Life Management Act: An Example from the Nearshore Fishery
Panel Discussion on Cooperative Research and Assessment
of Nearshore Ecosystems (CRANE)
Mark Carr, Associate Professor, Department of Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology, University of California Santa Cruz
Mary Bergen, Research Coordinator, Marine Region, California
Department of Fish and Game
Bill James, Nearshore Commercial Fisherman
David Whittington, Secretary, Central California Council
of Diving Club
Dan Pondella, Director, Van Tuna Research Group, Occidental
College
Estimating Values, Assessing
Damages
Chair: Judith
T. Kildow, Senior Research Scientist, The Wrigley Institute for Environmental
Studies
Charles S. Colgan, Professor, Edmund S. Muskie School of Public Service, University
of Southern Maine: The National Ocean Economic Project and Recent Updates for
the California Ocean Economy
Jamal Kadri, Office of Coastal Programs, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency:
Economic Profiles For EPA’s National Estuary Program
Steve Hampton, Resource Economist, Office of Spill Prevention and Response, California
Department of Fish and Game: Calculating Compensatory Restoration in Natural
Resource Damage Assessments
Daniel E. Hudgens, Industrial Economics, Inc.: The Economic Impact of Sea Level
Rise for California
Tom E. Fish, Coastal Services Center, National Ocean Service: Describing Change
in U.S. Coastal Counties: A Human Ecology Approach
More Effectively Using Our Nation’s
Coastal
Ocean Observing, Monitoring, Research, and Education Infrastructure
to Address Pressing Management Needs
Chair: David
Keeley, State Planner, Maine State Planning Office
Christine Gault, Manager, Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Mike Deluca, Manager, New Jersey National Estuarine Research Reserve
Janice McDonnell, Education Coordinator, New Jersey National Estuarine Research
Reserve
Tom Skinner, Director, Massachusetts Coastal Management Program
Pat Galvin, Alaska Coastal Management Program
Brian Baird, Ocean Program Manager, California Resources Agency
More Effectively Using Our Observing, Monitoring, Research and Education Infrastructure - Word
More Effectively Using Our Observing, Monitoring, Research and Education Infrastructure - PDF
Fur, Feathers and Toxins
Chair: Patricia
Wolf, Manager, Marine Region, California Department of Fish and Game
Melissa A. Miller, Veterinary Pathologist, Marine Wildlife Veterinary Care and
Research Center, California Department of Fish and Game: The Southern Sea Otter
(Enhyrda lutris nereis): Are They Trying to Tell Us Something About California’s
Marine Ecosystem Health?
Steve Shimek, Executive Director, The Otter Project, Inc.: Will the Decline
of the California Sea Otter Impact Coastal and Ocean Policy?
Claudia Mengelt, Graduate Student, Marine Science Program, University of California
Santa Barbara: A Potential Novel Link Between Eutrophicition and Pseudonitzschia
Blooms
John B. Richards, Marine Advisor Emeritus, Sea Grant Extension Program, Marine
Science Institute, University of California Santa Barbara: California’s Marine
Biotoxin Monitoring and Control Program, 1990-2002
Debris in the Marine Environment
Chair: Christine
Parry, Public Education Program Manager, California Coastal Commission
Charles G. Barr, Program Manager, Office of Pollution Prevention and Monitoring,
The Ocean Conservancy: Marine Debris Monitoring and Data Collection Activities
Conducted by The Ocean Conservancy
Christine Parry, Public Education Program Manager, California Coastal Commission:
Teaching at the Beach: Marine Debris and the California Coastal Commission’s
Public Education Program
Anthony L. Andrady, Engineering and Environment Technology, Research Triangle
Institute: Issues on Plastics in the Marine Environment
Dennis Dickerson, Executive Officer, Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control
Board: Managing Trash with Total Maximum Daily Loads
Charles Moore, Founder, Algalita Marine Research Foundation: A Comparison of
Neustonic Plastic and Zooplankton Abundance in Southern California’s Coastal Waters
Invasive Species: Prevention
Chair: Raynor
Tsuneyoshi, Director, California Department of Boating and Waterways
Edwin D. Grosholz, Associate Specialist in Cooperative Extension, Department of
Environmental Science and Policy, University of California Davis: The Consequences
of Introduced Species Invasions in Coastal Oceans and Estuaries in California
Maurya B. Falkner, Program Manager/Staff Environmental Scientist, Marine Facilities
Division, California State Lands Commission: California’s Ballast Water Management
and Control Program
Linda M. Sheehan, Director, Pacific Regional Office, The Ocean Conservancy: Effective
Control of Aquatic Invasive Species Along California’s Coast
Peter Ode, Environmental Scientist, California Department of Fish and Game: A
Review of Recently Completed Studies Undertaken to Develop an Inventory of Non-Indigenous
Species Occurring in the Marine and Estuarine Waters of California
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