Day

Date

Speaker

Title

Affiliation

Local Host

Fri.

July 10

 Ralph Townsend

Catch Share Programs in New Zealand

New Zealand Ministry of Fisheries

Barbara Roundtree

June 10

Roland Pitcher

An integrated approach to assessment of seabed habitat & biodiversity in support of trawl management on the continental shelf of the Great Barrier Reef

CSIRO, Australia

Mike Fogarty

May 28

Jonathan Deroba

How many are there and how many can we kill?  Lake whitefish in the Great Lakes

Michigan State University

Paul Rago

May 27

 Kristen Ampela

Diet and feeding ecology of gray seals (Halichoerus grypus) in United States waters, based on hard part andfatty acid analysis

City University of New York

Gordon Waring

May 18

Jun Zhu

Statistical modeling and inference for animal movement in response to landscapes

U. Wisconsin

Dvora Hart

May 15

 Jeff Polovina

Recent changes at the top and bottom of the North Pacific subtropical gyre ecosystem

PIFSC

Mike Fogarty

Apr. 23

 Fabio Pranovi

The Venice Lagoon and Northern Adriatic Ecosystems: Effects of Fishing

University of Venice

Jason Link

Apr. 2

 Bob Mohn

Fishing with Newtonian Uncertainties

Bedford Institute of Oceanography

Chris Legault

Mon.

Mar. 9

 John Steele

End-to-end estimates of fisheries yield on Georges Bank

 WHOI – Marine Policy Center

Mike Fogarty

Wed.

Mar. 4

 Mark Wuenschel

 NEFSC

Rich McBride

Fri.

Feb. 6

 Mike Fogarty

An Overview of the NEFSC Ecosystem Assessment Program

 NEFSC

Chris Legault

Wed.

Feb. 4

 Rich McBride

The reproductive strategy and tactics of female winter flounder (Pseudopleuronectes americanus): a review of biotic and abiotic processes

 NEFSC

Chris Legault

Fri.

Jan. 16  @ 2 PM

 Olav Ormseth

Reproductive potential of Pacific cod in Alaska

 AFSC

Paul Rago