Appendix B
Information-Gathering Meeting Agendas
INTERVENTIONS TO INCREASE THE RESILIENCE OF CORAL REEFS
WORKSHOP 1 AGENDA
May 31, 2018
University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science
4600 Rickenbacker Causeway
Miami, FL 33149
Marine Science Center Auditorium
8:00 AM | Breakfast |
8:30 AM | Introduction Stephen Palumbi, Committee Chair |
8:45 AM |
Opportunities and challenges for coral restoration in the Caribbean—perspectives from science and management
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Derek Manzello, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA’s) Atlantic Oceanographic & Meteorological Laboratory Erinn Muller, Mote Marine Laboratory |
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Reef management panel
Sarah Fangman, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Lisa Gregg, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Ernesto Díaz, Puerto Rico Coastal Zone Management Program |
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10:45 AM | Break |
11:00 AM |
Restoring coral reefs through artificial propagation and enhancing sexual recruitment
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Diego Lirman, University of Miami Margaret Miller, SECORE |
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12:00 PM | Lunch |
1:00 PM |
The genomic basis for coral adaptability and resilience
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Iliana Baums, The Pennsylvania State University (remote) Manuel Aranda, King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (remote) Phil Cleves, Stanford University Mikhail Matz, The University of Texas at Austin |
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2:40 PM | Break |
2:50 PM |
Manipulating the coral–algal symbiont
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Todd LaJeunesse, The Pennsylvania State University Ross Cunning, University of Miami Hollie Putnam, University of Rhode Island (remote) Kate Quigley, Australian Institute of Marine Science (remote) |
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4:30 PM |
The coral microbiome influence on coral resilience
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Rebecca Vega Thurber, Oregon State University (remote) Raquel Peixoto, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro |
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5:30 PM | Adjourn |
INTERVENTIONS TO INCREASE THE RESILIENCE OF CORAL REEFS
WEBINAR: ENVIRONMENTAL INTERVENTIONS TO PROMOTE CORAL REEF PERSISTENCE
4:00-5:30 ET
August 2, 2018
4:00 PM | Opening remarks Ken Anthony, Committee Member |
4:05 PM | Context on future conditions Mark Eakin, NOAA |
4:15 PM | Interventions to address ocean acidification Greg Rau, University of California, Santa Cruz |
4:40 PM | Shading and cooling interventions Mark Baird, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation |
5:05 PM | Marine cloud brightening Robert Wood, University of Washington |
5:30 PM | Adjourn |
INTERVENTIONS TO INCREASE THE RESILIENCE OF CORAL REEFS
WORKSHOP 2 AGENDA
August 28, 2018
East-West Center’s Hawaii Imin International Conference Center
1777 East-West Road, Honolulu, HI 96848
(on University of Hawaii at Manoa campus)
Asia Room
8:00 AM | Breakfast |
8:30 AM | Introduction Stephen Palumbi, Committee Chair |
8:45 AM | Opportunities and challenges for coral restoration in the Pacific—perspectives from science and management
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Russell Sparks, Hawaii Division of Aquatic Resources Gerry Davis, NOAA Lance Smith, NOAA Fran Castro, University of Guam Dave Wachenfeld, Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (remote) |
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10:30 AM | Break |
10:45 AM |
Reef restoration and adaptation program
Line Bay, Australian Institute of Marine Science |
11:45 AM |
Benefits and risks of interventions to increase thermal tolerance
Madeleine van Oppen, Australian Institute of Marine Science and University of Melbourne (remote) |
12:30 PM | Lunch |
1:30 PM |
Risks from invasion and disease introduction
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Celia Smith, University of Hawaii at Manoa Joleah Lamb, Cornell University Drew Harvell, Cornell University (remote) |
2:45 PM |
The risk of doing nothing: The value of coral reefs and active intervention
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Kirsten Oleson, University of Hawaii at Manoa | |
3:15 PM | Break |
3:30 PM | Frameworks for evaluating interventions: Lessons from other taxa |
3:30 PM | Invasion ecology: Jeb Byers, University of Georgia (remote) |
4:00 PM | Managed breeding: Robin Waples, NOAA (remote) |
4:30 PM | Managing disease: Jared Westbrook, American Chestnut Foundation |
5:00 PM | Structured decision making and adaptive management: Michael Runge, U.S. Geological Survey |
5:30 PM | Adjourn |
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