Thursday,
March 7, 2002
American Museum of Natural History
Kaufmann Theater, First Floor
THE MARINE CRISIS, ITS COMPONENTS, AND THEIR INTEGRATION
8:00 am Registration and Coffee
8:50 am Welcome
Michael Novacek Senior Vice President and Provost of Science, American Museum of Natural History (AMNH)
9:00 am Plenary: The
Crisis in Fisheries and Marine Biodiversity
Daniel Pauly Professor of Fisheries, Fisheries Centre, University
of British Columbia
9:40 am Ellen V. Futter President, American Museum of Natural History
9:45 am Session I
Moderator: Paula Mikkelsen Assistant Curator of Malacology,
Division of Invertebrate Zoology, AMNH
9:50 am Fisheries, Trophic
Cascades, and Marine Biodiversity
Robert S. Steneck Professor, School of Marine Sciences, University
of Maine
10:10 am From Single Species
to Ecosystems: Management Challenges for Institutions
Susan White MPA Inventory, Fish and Wildlife Service
10:30 am The Role of Long-Distance
Dispersal Versus Local Retention in Replenishing Marine Populations
Robert K. Cowen Professor and Maytag Chair of Ichthyology, Rosenstiel
School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, University of Miami
10:50 am Panel Discussion
(Cowen, Steneck, White)
11:05 am Break
11:20 am Session II
Moderator: Roger B. Griffis Policy Advisor, National Ocean Service,
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
11:25 am The Economics
of Coastal Zones
Geoffrey Heal Garrett Professor of Public Policy and Corporate
Responsibility and Professor of Economics and Finance, Graduate
School of Business, Columbia University
11:45 am Comedies of the
Commons: Mechanisms for Managing Shared Resources
Bonnie J. McCay Professor, Department of Human Ecology, Cook
College, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
12:05 pm New Math: The
Political Ecology of the Protection of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Stephanie Fried Senior Scientist, Oceans Program, Environmental
Defense
12:25 pm Panel Discussion
(Fried, Heal, McCay)
12:40 pm Lunch Break
2:10 pm Plenary: Marine
Protected Areas: Uses and Abuses Worldwide
Tundi Agardy Executive Director, Sound Seas
2:50 pm Session III
Moderator: Susan White MPA Inventory, Fish and Wildlife Service
2:55 pm Nature vs. Aquaculture:
Is There a Compromise?
Mark Sagoff Senior Research Scholar, Institute for Philosophy
and Public Policy, University of Maryland, College Park
3:15 pm Seeking Agreement
on Marine Protected Areas: A Facilitator’s Lessons Learned from the
Dry Tortugas and the Channel Islands Processes
Michael Eng Senior Program Manager, U.S. Institute for Environmental
Conflict Resolution
3:35 pm Conflict, Complexity,
Uncertainty, and the Evaluation of MPAs
Mark Ridgley Professor, Department of Geography, University
of Hawaii at Manoa
3:55 pm The Role of Uncertainty
in Marine Conservation
Louis W. Botsford Professor of Wildlife, Fish and Conservation
Biology, University of California, Davis
4:15 pm Panel Discussion
(Botsford, Eng, Ridgley, Sagoff)
4:30 pm Break
4:45 pm Session IV
Moderator: Douglas N. Rader Senior Scientist, Environmental
Defense Oceans Program
4:50 pm Matching Social
and Ecological Scale – The Lobster Fishery
James A. Wilson Professor of Marine Sciences and Resource Economics
and Associate Director, School of Marine Sciences, University of
Maine
5:10 pm California’s
Marine Life Protection Act: By Popular Demand
Karen Garrison Senior Policy Analyst, Natural Resources Defense
Council
5:30 pm Quantitative Approaches
to the Analysis of Human Factors Influencing MPA Success
Richard B. Pollnac Professor, Departments of Anthropology and
Marine Affairs and Coastal Resources Center, University of Rhode Island
5:50 pm Panel Discussion
(Garrison, Pollnac, Wilson)
6:10 - 8:00 pm Poster Session* and Reception Fossil Mammal Hall and Astor Turret, Fourth Floor
*Please note: There will be a second opportunity to view the posters on Friday, March 8, in the Museum’s People Center, second floor, until 3 pm.
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