Fall 2009

National Marine Fisheries Service

Northeast Fisheries Science Center’s Seminar Series
Woods Hole Laboratory, Stephen H. Clark Conference Room

Noon to 1:00 pm

(unless otherwise noted)  

Day

Date

Speaker

Title

Affiliation

Local Host

Wed Mar. 10 Marie-Caroline Martin Inter annual variation of top predators and prey abundance on Georges Banks College of Staten Island Mike Jech

Wed.

Jan. 13

Niaz Dorry

Implications of fisheries management in the context of food sovereignty and regional food systems   

Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance

Barbara Roundtree

Wed Dec. 16 Hui-Yu Wang Life history variation of fishes: formation and implications for fisheries management University of Mass Michael Fogarty

Tue.

Dec. 15

David Die

Fisheries management plans within the context of ecologically sustainable development **** NOTE: THIS SEMINAR IS AT 11:00-12:00 *******

University of Miami

Ayeisha Brinson

Wed.

Dec. 9

Dave Richardson

The potential role of haddock egg predation in the collapse of Atlantic herring populations

NEFSC

Jon Hare

Tue.

Dec. 1

Anthony Charles

Human Dimensions of Ecosystem Based Management.     …….***Location: MBL Lillie 103***…..

St Mary's University, Canada

Barbara Roundtree

Wed.

Nov. 4

Richard McBride

Using an R code program that simulates ageing error to explain common QA/QC procedures for production ageing and for incorporating age uncertainty into stock assessments

NEFSC

Henry Milliken

Tue.

Nov. 3

David Tomberlin

Targeted Information Gathering for Adaptive Habitat Management

NMFS/OST/ESAD

Eric Thunberg

Tue.

Oct. 20

Marie-Joëlle Rochet

The effects of selective fishing on community biodiversity investigated with LeMans, a length-based multispecies model. Application to Georges Bank and the North Sea

IFREMER

Jason Link

Fri

Oct. 16

Anthony Dvarskas

Merging disciplines: Using Economic and Ecological Data to support environmental management

I.M. Systems Group

Barbara Roundtree

Wed.

Oct. 14

Paul Parker

Unintended social consequences of catch share systems and the use of a community ownership model called the Cape Cod Fisheries Trust to create affordable access to New England fisheries for small, owner-operator businesses on Cape Cod

Cape Cod Fisheries Trust Fund

Barbara Roundtree

Wed

Sept. 30

Steve Cadrin

Mechanisms and consequences of life cycle diversity of beaked redfish, Sebastes mentella

NEFSC

Chris Legault

Wed.

Aug. 26

Paul Conn

When can we estimate the productivity of fish stocks?

SEFSC, Beaufort Lab

Chris Legault

Fri.

Aug 21

Jim Berkson

An Overview of NMFS RTR Unit Research

NMFS RTR Unit at Virginia Tech. 

Frank Almeida

Thur.

Aug. 20

Richard Merrick

The Science Underlying NOAA’s Right Whale Ship Strike Reduction Strategy

NEFSC/READ

Frank Almeida

Tue.

Aug. 18

Lee Benaka

Fisheries Observers and Bycatch Reduction Research

***VENUE FOR THIS TALK IS THE TECH PARK***

NMFS – SF

Amy VanAtten

Wed.

Aug. 12

John Pappalardo

Council Perspective on Catch share Management

NEFMC

Barbara Roundtree

Thur.

Aug. 6

Seth Macinko

In Search of a Critical Conversation about Catch Shares, Sectors, Management, and Ideology.

University of Rhode Island –Marine Affairs

Barbara Roundtree

Fri.

July 10

 Ralph Townsend

Catch Share Programs in New Zealand

New Zealand Ministry of Fisheries

Barbara Roundtree

Wed.

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

 Link to list of past NEFSC seminars

Follow these links to other seminar lists in town
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution - Seminar Series List
Marine Biological Laboratory - Events and Conferences
Woods Hole Research Center - The Living Earth Seminar Series

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