Day 1 Theme: Coastal Watersheds and Estuaries Theme Chairs: Helen Drummond and Linda Shead

PHYSICAL

ECOLOGICAL

ECOLOGICAL

CULTURAL

POLITICAL

POLITICAL

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Shead & Davenport

Drummond & Giattina

Drummond & Giattina

Taylor & Coley

Duff & Fletcher

Duff & Fletcher

Panel Leader

Chuck Wemple

Laura Letson

Catherine Rogan

Josh Lott

Dan Suman

Panel Title

The Importance of Water Quality to Estuary Health

Protection and Restoration of Estuaries

Beneficial Uses of Dredged Materials in Coastal Areas

Coastal Impact Assistance Program: Stimulus for the Coast

Marine Protected Areas: Policy and Trends

Information for Coastal Planning I

Presentation 1 (1:30 - 1:50)

Southeast Texas Isolated Wetlands and Their Role in Maintaining Estuarine Water Quality

The Restoration of the Oyster Industry and Culture in the Delaware Estuary

Gorini, Richard

Design and Management of Beneficial Use Sites

The Coastal Impact Assistance Program in Texas

A Look at the Institutions and Legal Authorities that Can Foster Protection to Marine Areas Surrounding the San Juan Islands National Wildlife Refuge

Presentation 2 (1:50 - 2:10)

Hydrologic and Biogeochemical Implications for Ecological Indicators

Environmental Indicators for Estuaries: Perceptions of Practitioners in Coastal Estuaries of the Pacific Northwest, U.S.A.

Using Dredge Material for Environmental Projects

NOAA Ocean Service

Comparison of management strategies in South Florida marine protected areas (MPAs)

Imperial, Mark

Using Collaboration as an Implementation Strategy: Lessons Every Practitioner Should Know

Presentation 3 (2:10 - 2:30)

Uncertainty in Dredging Decisions: Diagnosis and Alternatives

Protection of Estuarine Habitats During Submarine Transmission Line Construction

Colonial Waterbird Nesting Islands

Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality

Current Policy Trends in the Planning and Management of Marine Protected Areas

Palazzolo v. Rhode Island in Context

Presentation 4 (2:30 - 2:50)

Planting of Large Scale Marsh Projects

Louisiana Department of Natural Resources

A National Inventory of Special Management Areas in the Coastal Zone

Day 1 Theme: Coastal Watersheds and Estuaries Theme Chairs: Helen Drummond and Linda Shead

ECOLOGICAL

ECOLOGICAL

CULTURAL

CULTURAL

POLITICAL

POLITICAL

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Panel Leader

Joelle Gore

Tom Bigford

Paul Ticco

Mike Eng

Josh Lott

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Managing Cumulative Impacts

Technical Aspects of Management

Management of our Estuaries

Finding, Selecting, and Paying For Third-Party Neutral Assistance With Collaborative Processes

Law and Policy Effects on Onshore and Offshore Industry

Information for Coastal Planning II

Presentation 1 (3:30 - 3:50)

The Broad Creak Management Plan

Institutional Arrangements in Pacific Northwest Estuary Management

Jones, Robert Director, Florida Conflict Resolution Consortium

Intertanko Case and Beyond

Goal and Trend Assessment to Target New Management Initiatives for Estuarine Ecosystems

Presentation 2 (3:50 - 4:10)

Achieving Sustainable Coastal Waters: Advancing Onsite Management in South Carolina

Montezuma's Revenge; Moderating the Release of Contaminated Dredged Materials in a Wetlands Restoration Project

Institutional, Economic and Social Influences on the Environmental Management of Coastal Estuaries: A View from the Pacific Northwest Coastal Ecosystems Regional Study

Clarifying Marine Aquaculture Legal Rights: improving the legal interest framework

TOWARDS IMPROVED COASTAL RIVER MOUTH BREACHING

Presentation 3 (4:10 - 4:30)

The Catalogue of Oregon Marine and Coastal Information: Meta-data to inform area-based management

Assessing Coral Reef Management Gaps in the East Asian Seas

Demonstrating the Utility of GIS to Facilitate the Aquaculture Site Selection Process in Massachusetts

Florida BlueWays - Characterizing Coastal Management and Integrating it with Human-Use and Ecological Information

Presentation 4 (4:30 - 4:50)

Assessing and Managing the Environmental Impacts of Personal Watercraft (PWC)

Field Assessment of the Behavior of Horseshoe Crabs, Limulus polyphemus, and the Impact of Biomedical Bleeding on Movement Patterns on Cape Cod, Massachusetts

President, Consensus Builders, Inc.

Integrating the Texas Sea Grant College Program into the State’s Coastal Management Regime

Day 2 Theme: Ecosystem Perspectives at the Regional Scale, The Gulf of Mexico Case Study Theme Chairs: Jim Giattina and Tom Bigford

PHYSICAL

ECOLOGICAL

ECOLOGICAL

CULTURAL

POLITICAL

POLITICAL

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Tom Bigford

Debbie Sparks

Diana Olinger

Mike Eng

Ole Varmer

Panel Title

The Physical Coasts Across the U.S.

Regional Approaches to Eco-System Based Resource Mgmt.

The Role of the Community in Restoring Environmental Health

Economics & the Coasts

Saving The Everglades: Tools and Strategies For Building Consensus and Resolving Conflicts

Presentation 1 (1:30 - 1:50)

A Regional Approach to Shore Erosion Control in the State of Maryland

NOAA=s Chesapeake Bay Office

Quenton, Dr. Dokken Gulf of Mexico Foundation

The Economic Impact of Sea-Level Rise for California

Director, Florida Conflict Resolution Consortium

Insights Into Past Problems With Marine Pollution from Cruise Ships

Presentation 2 (1:50 - 2:10)

Mayer, Garry F. NOAA=s National Marine Fisheries Service

Kildow, Judith

Economics: The Missing Link to Rational Decisionmaking

Presentation 3 (2:10 - 2:30)

Describing and Understanding Socioeconomic, Demographic, and Environmental Change in North Carolina Coastal Counties: A Pilot Project

Caribbean Fishery Management Council

Economic Consequences and Public Awareness of Red Tide Events in Coastal Florida Communities

Waste Streams From Cruise Ships

Presentation 4 (2:30 - 2:50)

Virginia Institute of Marine Science

The Impacts Of An ESA Listing On a Killer-Whale-Based Whale Watching Industry

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Day 2 Theme: Ecosystem Perspectives at the Regional Scale, The Gulf of Mexico Case Study  
Theme Chairs: Jim Giattina and Tom Bigford

PHYSICAL

ECOLOGICAL

CULTURAL

CULTURAL

POLITICAL

POLITICAL

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Panel Leader

Chris Rilling

Megan Bailiff

John Duff

Pat Kraniotis

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The Needs of Coastal Habitat & its Restoration

A Focus on Texas Ecosystems

Cultural, Historical and Educational Aspects of Coastal Management

Influencing Marine Protected Area Policy

Fisheries Management & Stakeholders

Aquatic Nuisance Species in Ballast Water: Issues & Solutions

Presentation 1 (3:30 - 3:50)

Anomalous Trends in a Meta-analysis of the Phytoplankton-based Food Webs of Galveston Bay

Americorps - Cape Cod; Getting Things Done

Politics and the Fisheries Resource Manager

Barrett-O'Leary, Marilyn

The Threats from Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) to our Environment and Economy

Presentation 2 (3:50 - 4:10)

Distribution and Nesting of the Texas Diamondback Terrapin (Malaclemys Terrapin Littoralis) in Galveston Bay

Translating Gender into the Resource Stewardship Equation

Marine Protected Areas Media Analysis: Using Computer-Assisted Content Analysis to Assess Public Opinion

Ecological Restoration in Theory and Practice: The Discourse of Salmon Policy in the Cedar River of Washington State

Newsham, Scott

The Coast Guard Aquatic Nuisance Species Program: Agency Actions to Reduce Ballast Mediated Introductions of Non-Indigenous Species

Presentation 3 (4:10 - 4:30)

Balancing Coastal Public Access and Wildlife Habitat Needs

Freshwater Inflows: The Key to Sustaining the Health of Texas Estuaries

The Gulf Coast Frontier, the Saltgrass Cattlemen on the Coastal Marshlands

Cultural and Socio-Economic Influences in the Conservation and Management of Gulf of Mannar Marine Biosphere Reserve, Southeast Coast of India

Separating the Science, Community Priorities and the Policy Makers in a Multi Stakeholder Process: The Houston Env’l Foresight Committee Case Study.

Aquatic Nuisance Species: International Law and the International Maritime Organization

Presentation 4 (4:30 - 4:50)

Pierce Marsh -- Strategies for a Subsided Area

A Preliminary Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Study on Dickinson Bayou, Texas.

Reconciling Fisheries Management and Wetland Restoration in Coastal Louisiana

Metcalf, Kathy

Industry Perspectives and Approaches to Ballast Water Management

Day 3 Theme: International

PHYSICAL

ECOLOGICAL

CULTURAL

CULTURAL

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Kenneth Walker

Laurie Jodice

Laurie King

Panel Title

Issues affecting Ports & Harbors

International Coastal Zone Management

Issues in Commercial and Recreational Fisheries Management

Change and Continuity in the United States Coastal Margin

Presentation 1 (8:00 - 8:20)

Lessons Learned from Coastal Management Experiences in Campeche, Mexico

Socioeconomic Monitoring of Commercial Fisheries in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary: Major Findings from the First Four Years, 1997-2000

Assessing Adaptive and Maladaptive Management

Presentation 2 (8:20 - 8:40)

Reducing Vulnerability of Ports and Harbors to Earthquake-Tsunami Hazards

The Indonesian Local Government, the ICZM, and the Decentralization of the EIA Process

An Evolutionary Perspective on the Development of Coastal Zone Management: A Case Study of Recreational Fishing in Japan

Kildow, Judith T.

The Coastal Economy: No Data, No Indicators of Change

Presentation 3 (8:40 - 9:00)

Progress Made to Reduce Marine Pollution from Cruise Ships

Coastal Management in Latin America and the Caribbean regions: Assessing International Aid

Coastal Fisher of Bangladesh: Living on the Edge

Presentation 4 (9:00 - 9:20)

Improving Antifouling Policies and Implementation Through Stakeholder Involvement

Challenges for Ecological Restoration and Sustainable Development at the Albanian-Greek Micro Prespa Lake