Poster Session

Poster Reception Monday, June 4, 5:30 pm- 7:30 pm

Attend this reception on Monday evening in the hotel to view the conference poster presentations and discuss and interact with poster presenters.

Poster Presentations

A COMPARISON OF RECREATIONAL AND COMMERCIAL FISHERMAN ON PERCEPTIONS OF MANAGEMENT MEASURESON STRIPED BASS (Morone saxatilis) IN THE ALBEMARLE SOUND/ROANOKE RIVER   
Coley Hughes, Coastal Resources Management Program, Institute for Coastal Policy and Science, East Carolina University

AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS ON MARINE ECOSYSTEM HEALTH 
Zakiya Hoyett*,  Michael Abazinge, School of the Environment Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University

AQUATIC VEGETATION, ECOSYSTEM SERVICES, AND MANAGEMENT IN A GREAT LAKES ESTUARY           
Ted Angradi*, David Bolgrien, Brent Bellinger, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Research and Development, Mid-Continent Ecology Division

BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES USING A COASTAL VULNERABILITY INDEX - COMPARING EDISTO BEACH AND NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, SC   
Sarah A. Latshaw*,  Matthew J. Slagel, South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control – Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management (SCDHEC-OCRM)

CZMA’S LONE DEPARTURE: THE ALASKA COASTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM        
Liz Brown-Pickren*, Coastal Resources Management Program, Institute for Coastal Policy and Science, East Carolina University

CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL ACT: PREPARING THE COAST FOR THE FUTURE    
Hilary Papendick*, California Coastal Commission

FACTORS AFFECTING LOCAL PERMIT OWNERNSHIP IN BRISTOL BAY, ALASKA: AN ANALYSIS OF BASED ON INTERVIEWS WITH LOCAL RESIDENTS
Breena Apgar-Kurtz*, David Fluharty, Gunnar Knapp, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs, University of Washington

FISH UTILIZATION AND NURSERY FUNCTION OF OCEAN SURF-ZONE HABITAT: SHORT- AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF BEACH RENOURISHMENT       
Tom Lankford*, Edward Arb, Adam Branson, Drew Howard, Department of Biology and Marine Biology,  University of North Carolina Wilmington

INTEGRATING SOCIAL SCIENCE INTO OCEAN AND COASTAL DECISION-MAKING AND GOVERNANCE: THE INTERAGENCY WORKING GROUP ON OCEAN SOCIAL SCIENCE         
Thomas E. Fish*, Marilyn Buchholtz ten Brink, Chris Ellis, Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Units Network, U.S. Department of the Interior

INVESTIGATING LIVING SHORELINES AS A FORM OF SHORELINE PROTECTION IN NEW JERSEY      
Wes Bickford*, Dorina Frizzera, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Coastal Management Office

MEASURING THE MARGINAL VALUE OF A RECREATIONAL FISH WITH BENEFIT TRANSFER META-ANALYSIS
Nicholas M. Sotire*, Paul Hindsley, Eckerd College

MUNICIPAL RESPONSES TO A CHANGING CLIMATE IN THE COASTAL ZONE OF THE NORTHEAST AND BAY OF FUNDY
Kristen Bonjour,* Julia Wyman, Susan Farady, Marine Affairs Institute/Rhode Island Sea Grant Legal Program

OREGON’S DIGITAL ESTUARIES: MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF AN EVER-CHANGING COASTAL PLANNING LANDSCAPE
Cinamon Moffett*, NOAA Coastal Fellow, Oregon Coastal Management Program, Department of Land Conservation and Development

PREDICTIVE MODELING OF GROUNDFISH ABUNDANCE IN THE NEW YORK BIGHT: A TOOL FOR MARINE SPATIAL PLANNING       
Zach Hecht-Leavitt*, Division of Coastal Resources, New York Department of State

SEDIMENT CHARACTERIZATION OF THE NEW JERSEY SHORELINE
Michael Flynn, The Richard Stockton College Coastal Research Center

SUSTAINABLE FLORIDIANS:  A STATEWIDE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM IN PINELLAS COUNTY, FL         
Ramona Madhosingh-Hector, University of Florida, Pinellas County Extension

THE CLIMATE ADAPTATION KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE (CAKE): YOUR ONLINE ADAPTATION DESTINATION   
Jennie Hoffman, Jessica Hitt, Rachel Gregg,, Lara Hansen, EcoAdapt

THE ROLES AND INVOLVEMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT HUMAN RESOURCE PROFESSIONALS IN COASTAL CITIES EMERGENCY PLANNING         
Tanveer Islam*, Stacey Mann Department of Emergency Management,  Jacksonville State University

WEST COAST GOVERNORS’ AGREEMENT ON OCEAN HEALTH: THE REGIONAL OCEAN PARTNERSHIP FOR THE WEST COAST               
Suzanna Stoike, Todd Hallenbeck, Alison Haupt, Alan Lovewell, Washington Department of Ecology

WORKING WATERFRONTS IN MICHIGAN: ANALYSIS OF VALUE, VULNERABILITY, AND SUSTAINABILITY  
Elizabeth F.Durfee, Michigan Coastal Management Program,  Office of the Great Lakes,
Department of Environmental Quality