EXPORTING
PEOPLE'S PERCEPTIONS OF PROTECTED AREA VALUES AS AN INTEGRAL
PART OF ECOSYSTEM-BASED MANAGEMENT
Carl
Safina
Oceans - through the Eyes of an Albatross
Philip Dearden
Exporting Protected Area Values as an Integral Part
of Ecosystem-Based Management
Robert Prescott-Allen
Coastal British Columbia’s Approach to Ecosystem-Based
Management: A Global Perspective
LOCAL
PEOPLE'S PERCEPTIONS OF PROTECTED AREAS:
A CROSS-CULTURAL STUDY
Astrid Wallner
ACTUAL
APPLICATION OF ECOSYSTEM BASED MANAGEMENT APPROACHES ON THE
ENVIORMENT, CASE STUDY, EAST AFRICA
Okot Alfred Ochen
MARINE
PROTECTED AREAS IN TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA:
TURBULENT WATERS ON THE HORIZON?
Lorne K. Kriwoken
BUFFER
ZONE MANAGEMENT IN ROYAL CHITWAN NATIONAL PARK: UNDERSTANDING
THE MICRO POLITICS
Naya Sharma Paudel
ECOSYSTEM-BASED
MANAGEMENT ZONES OF THE WESTERN FOREST COMPLEX IN THAILAND
Yongyut Trisurat
THE
POSITION OF INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES IN MAKING ECOSYSTEM-BASED
MANAGEMENT WORK
Okot Alfred Ochen
HUMAN
DIMENSION OF ECOSYSTEM BASED MANAGEMENT PROJECT OF THE THAILAND
WESTERN FOREST COMPLEX (WEFCOM)
Dachanee Emphandhu and Suchat Kalyawonggsa
COLLABORATION
ACROSS BOUNDARIES – RESEARCH AND PRACTICE: ELK ISLAND NATIONAL
PARK AND THE BEAVER HILLS, ALBERTA
Guy
S. Swinnerton and Stephen G. Otway
STURGEON
RIVER FREE-RANGING PLAINS BISON POPULATION: DEVELOPING AN
INTER-JURISDICTIONAL MANAGEMENT STRATEGY
Dan Frandsen
SOCIAL
CAPITAL AS A DIMENSION OF ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT
Jennie Sparkes
THE
WATERTON BIOSPHERE RESERVE - FACT OR FICTION?
Bill Dolan and Larry Frith
COOPERATIVE
MANAGEMENT IN NATIONAL PARKS
Elizabeth Halpenny, Margaret E. Bowman , Donald
Aubrey and Paul F.J. Eagles
INTEGRATED
MANAGEMENT PLANNING IN THE BEAUFORT SEA: BLENDING NATURAL
AND SOCIAL SCIENCE IN A SETTLED LAND CLAIM AREA
Gina M. Elliott and Bert Spek
RECENT
EXPERIENCES IN COOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING FOR CANADA'S
NORTHERNMOST NATIONAL PARK: QUTTINIRPAAQ NATIONAL PARK ON
ELLESMERE ISLAND
Frances Gertsch, Graham Dodds, Micheline Manseau
and Joadamee Amagoalik
ECOSYSTEM-BASED
MANAGEMENT IN PACIFIC RIM NATIONAL PARK RESERVE
Robyn McLean
"BENEFITS
BEYOND BOUNDARIES"
A WORKSHOP ON THE FUTURE OF NORTH AMERICAN PROTECTED AREAS
IN PREPARATION FOR THE FIFTH WORLD CONGRESS, MAY 12, 2003,
VICTORIA, BC, CANADA
Bruce
Amos
EFFORTS
TO FUND AND EMPOWER LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN CONSERVATION OF EXISTING
PROTECTED AREAS: EXAMPLES FROM MOUNT ARROWSMITH BIOSPHERE
RESERVE, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Glen Jamieson
CLIMATE
CHANGE AND CONSERVATION:
CHALLENGES AT THE SCIENCE-MANAGEMENT INTERFACE
Daniel
Scott
CLIMATE
CHANGE IMPACTS ON ISLAND FORESTS OF THE GREAT PLAINS, THE
IMPLICATIONS FOR NATURE CONSERVATION POLICY
Norman Henderson, Edward Hogg, Elaine Barrow
and Brett Dolter
PROTECTED
AREAS MANAGEMENT IN A CHANGING CLIMATE
Lee Hannah
FOREST
CARBON MANAGEMENT IN PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS: AN ISSUES
ANALYSIS
Ann Wong and Warren Mabee
STRATEGY
FOR DESIGNING ECOSYSTEM MONITORING PROGRAMS TO TRACK CONDITION
OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN NATIONAL PARKS
Steven
G. Fancy
EMAN: DELIVERING
INFORMATION TO IMPROVE RESOURCE DECISIONS IN COMMUNITIES,
PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS
Brian
Craig, Hague Vaughan and Marlene Doyle
SELECTING
INDICATORS FOR MONITORING AQUATIC INTEGRITY AT KEJIMKUJIK
NATIONAL PARK AND NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
Darien Ure and Karen Beazley
COMMUNITY-BASED
ECOSYSTEM MONITORING: A TOOL FOR DEVELOPING AND PROMOTING
ECOSYSTEM-BASED MANAGEMENT AND DECISION MAKING IN THE LONG
POINT WORLD BIOSPHERE RESERVE
Brian Craig, Graham Whitelaw,
Jeff Robinson and Paula Jongerden
ANALYZING
LANDSCAPES FOR ECOLOGICAL MONITORING IN SOUTHWESTERN NOVA
SCOTIA
David Colville and Kasia
Rozalska
GEOINDICATORS
FOR MONITORING CANADA’S NATIONAL PARKS: A PROPOSAL
David
Welch
USING
POINT-DISTANCE SAMPLING OF BIRD DENSITIES AS AN INDICATOR
OF FOREST ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY - A PILOT STUDY IN KEJIMKUJIK
NATIONAL PARK
Cindy
A. Staicer and Donald McLennan
LICHEN
INDICATORS OF ECOSYSTEM HEALTH IN NOVA SCOTIA’S PROTECTED
AREAS
Robert Cameron
USING
POWER ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE SURVEY METHODOLOGY: A CASE STUDY
WITH HARLEQUIN DUCKS
Cyndi M. Smith
EVALUATING
THE EFFICACY OF ECOLOGICAL MONITORING FOR MANAGEMENT DECISION-MAKING
Michael M. Dehn and J.
David Henry
ROAD
SYSTEMS AS INDICATORS OF STATUS AND TRENDS IN LAND USE IN
AND SURROUNDING CANADA’S NATIONAL PARKS
Donald Rivard and Michael
Seaby
INTEGRATED
TRAIL IMPACT, ASSESSMENT AND MONITORING TO MEET ECOSYSTEM
RESEARCH AND MONITORING NEEDS
Paul Way
ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCE AND AIR ISSUES IN CANADA’S NATIONAL PARKS, 2001
David Welch
WORKING
TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE LONG TERM ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY-
THE GOVERNANCE DIMENSION
Plenary
Session: Tom Lee and Ray Rasker
THE
COMMITMENT GAP: LESSONS LEARNED ABOUT EMPLOYEE COMMITMENT
IN THE PARKS CANADA AGENCY
Dawn E. Carr and Paul F. Eagles
THE
ROLE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE IN PARKS CANADA’S NATIONAL MONITORING
PROGRAM
Per
Nilsen
HUMAN
USE MANAGEMENT: A STRATEGIC DIRECTION FOR THE FUTURE
Nanao
Kachi
UNDERSTANDING
VISITOR FLOWS IN CANADA'S MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARKS: THE PATTERNS
OF VISITOR USE STUDIES IN BANFF, JASPER, KOOTENAY AND YOHO
NATIONAL PARKS
Dave
McVetty
BACKCOUNTRY
MANAGEMENT APPROACH IN GWAII HAANAS NATIONAL PARK RESERVE
AND HAIDA HERITAGE SITE
Anna
Gajda
TRAIL
STEWARDS: INVOLVING USERS IN HUMAN USE MANAGEMENT IN JASPER
NATIONAL PARK OF CANADA
Shawn
Cardiff
THE
SOCIAL SCIENCE COMPONENT OF ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT, AS APPLIED
TO THE GARIBALDI – WHISTLER ECOSYSTEM
Mark
D. Needham and Rick B. Rollins
VISITOR
STATISTICS FOR CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES IN ONTARIO: CURRENT
STATUS AND METHODS
Eric
Baldin, Peter Deadman and Paul F. J. Eagles
RESTRICTING
PUBLIC RECREATION USE OF HELLS GATE FALLS, WHITE ROCK, NOVA
SCOTIA: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
Justin
Ellis and John Colton
DEVELOPING
A ‘RICHNESS-FREE’ STATISTIC FOR MEASURING ECOSYSTEM
DIVERSITY IN LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT DECISION SUPPORT
David
Walker, Grant Wiseman, Arvind Vasudevan, Richard Baydack,
and J. Michael Campbell
OPTIMIZING
LIMITED MONITORING CAPACITY: APPLYING POWER ANALYSIS AS A
MANAGEMENT TOOL FOR THE ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY PROGRAM AT POINT
PELEE NATIONAL PARK
Paul
Zorn, Tom Linke, Matthew Smith, Valerie Blazeski
CULTURAL
DIVERSITY IN PROTECTED AREAS: A STUDY OF THE CHINESE IN VANCOUVER
Karin
Hung
PUBLIC
PREFERENCES FOR WILDLIFE AS A FOCUS FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
Joanne
Weiss Reid and Karen Beazley
FOR
MILLIONS OF YEARS WE LIVED JUST LIKE THE ANIMALS: HSI USE
IN MODELING HUMAN RECREATION BEHAVIOR
J.
Michael Campbell, David Walker, Borden D J Smidn, Richard
Baydack
ESTIMATING
WILDLIFE AND VISITOR ENCOUNTER NORMS IN THE BACKCOUNTRY WITH
A MULTIVARIATE APPROACH : A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT IN
KLUANE NATIONAL PARK & RESERVE, YUKON, CANADA
Scott McCormick, Wolfgang Haider, Don Anderson
and Tom Elliot
CAMPSITE
USE LEVELS COMPARED TO CAMPSITE ATTRIBUTES IN EMILY PROVINCIAL
PARK, ONTARIO
Jaak
Sildoja and Paul F. J. Eagles
PUBLIC
PERCEPTIONS OF FIRE MANAGEMENT IN BC PROVINCIAL PARKS
Brian W. Dyck, Lyle Gawalko and Rick B. Rollins
HUMAN
DIMENSIONS OF BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION: AN ANALYSIS OF STAKEHOLDERS
Bonita
L. McFarlane and David O. T. Watson
SUCCESSFULLY
IMPLEMENTING A BACKCOUNTRY MONITORING PROGRAMME: THE ROLE
OF PEOPLE, PLACE AND PROCESS
J. Michael Campbell and Kelly J. MacKay
ARE
BC’S PROTECTED AREAS REPRESENTING FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS?
Rowena Rae and Doug Biffard
TOWARDS
A CONSERVATION STRATEGY FOR NORTH AMERICAN GRASSLANDS
Dr. David A. Gauthier, Dr. Alberto Lafón and Theodore
P. Toombs
INTEGRATING
PROTECTED AREA STRATEGIES AND MINERALS MANAGEMENT –
A COMPARISON OF FOUR CANADIAN STRATEGIES
Michael M. Wenig
DECISION
SUPPORT TOOLS FOR IDENTIFYING ECOSYSTEM RESERVES
Kristina D. Rothley, Claire N. Berger, Catherine Gonzalez,
Elisabeth M. Webster and Daniel I. Rubenstein
SYSTEMS
PLANNING AND TRANSBOUNDARY PROTECTED AREAS MANAGEMENT: AN
EXAMPLE FROM NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA
Karen Beazley
ON
THE FRACTION OF LAND NEEDED FOR PROTECTED AREAS
Yolanda F. Wiersma and Thomas D. Nudds
EVOLUTION
OF NIAGARA ESCARPMENT GOVERNANCE
Graham Whitelaw and James Hamilton
ECOSYSTEM
BASED MANAGEMENT: SILVER BULLET OR MAGICIAN’S WAND?
Kimberly
J. Wright, Soren Bondrup-Nielsen and Tom Herman
ECOSYSTEM-BASED
MANAGEMENT IN CANADA: TRENDS FROM A NATIONAL SURVEY AND RELEVANCE
TO PROTECTED AREAS
Michael
S. Quinn and Jannette C. Theberge
HOW
DO LAND MANAGERS ADOPT SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNOLOGY?
CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONS THEORY
Vita
Wright
DOES
“GOOD” SCIENCE LEAD TO “BETTER” LAND
USE DECISIONS?
Jenny
L. Feick
AN
ASSESSMENT OF ECOSYSTEM PLAN PILOT PROJECTS FOR PROTECTED
AREAS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Marcy Sangret, Doug Biffard and Colleen Bryden
MANAGING
THREATS TO PROTECTED AREAS USING MULTIPLE CRITERIA EVALUATION
Tony
Prato
AN
ECOSYSTEM-BASED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR PROTECTED AREAS
Angeles
Mendoza, Mike Quinn, and Dixon Thompson
IMPLICATIONS
OF NEO-CONSERVATISM AND FISCAL CONSERVATISM ON SCIENCE AND
MANAGEMENT IN PROTECTED AREAS
John
Shultis
ADAPTIVE
MANAGEMENT: A SCIENCE-BASED APPROACH TO MANAGING ECOSYSTEMS
IN THE FACE OF UNCERTAINTY
Carol
Murray and David Marmorek
APPLYING
THE RAPID MANAGEMENT ASSESSMENT (RMA) METHODOLOGY TO ECOSYSTEM
MANAGEMENT
Glyn
Bissix, Steve Murray and Robin Cooper
UPDATING
ECOSYSTEM INVENTORIES AT PARKS CANADA
Donald
S. McLennan and Serguei Ponomarenko
WHAT
SCIENCE TELLS US ABOUT ECOSYSTEMS, FOR ECOSYSTEM-BASED MANAGEMENT
Brian
M. Starzomski and Diane S. Srivastava
KEEPING
GROS MORNE NATIONAL PARK CONNECTED WITH THE BROADER REGION
Jeff
Anderson and George VanDusen
EXPANDING
NAHANNI NATIONAL PARK RESERVE – THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF
RESEARCH, CONSULTATION AND NEGOTIATION
Douglas
P. Tate
MANAGEMENT
OF THE MOUNTAIN PINE BEETLE EPIDEMIC IN BRITISH COLUMBIA’S
PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS
Lyle
Gawalko
APPLICATION
OF AN ECOSYSTEM-BASED STEWARDSHIP APPROACH TO THE CONSERVATION
OF GRASSLAND BIRD HABITAT IN SASKATCHEWAN
Stephen
Davis, Glen McMaster, Dave MacDonald, Shelanne Wiles, Jennifer
Lohmeyer and Lesley Hall
ASSESSING
TIMBER HARVESTING IMPACTS TO RECREATION IN AREAS ADJACENT
TO PARKS & PROTECTED AREAS: AN EXAMPLE FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA
H.W.
Harshaw and S.R.J. Sheppard
ECOSYSTEM-BASED
MANAGEMENT: PRACTICAL APPLICATION IN MOUNT ROBSON PROVINCIAL
PARK, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Gail
Ross, Bruce Blackwell, Amelia Needoba, and Fiona Steele
LESSONS
LEARNED DURING INTERAGENCY NEGOTIATION REGARDING WOLF CONSERVATION
AND FORESTRY
Jeannette
C. Theberge
DECISION
SUPPORT FOR MANAGING INVASIVE SPECIES IN GARRY OAK ECOSYSTEMS
Carol
Murray
MODELLING
AND RESTORATION OF BIGHORN SHEEP HABITAT WITHIN AND ADJACENT
TO KOOTENAY NATIONAL PARK, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Marie
A. Tremblay and Alan D. Dibb
BIGHORN
IN OUR BACKYARD: A COOPERATIVE ECOSYSTEM-BASED EDUCATION,
RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT PROJECT
Jennifer
Dubois, Bill Swan and Alan D. Dibb
COASTAL
ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT: A BATTLE OF CONFLICTING ELEMENTS
Denyse
Lajeunesse, Rick Hawkins, Linda Thomas, Paul Ayles and Phil
McCabe
APPROACHES
TO MULTI-SPECIES RECOVERY PLANNING: SPECIES AT RISK WORKSHOP
SUMMARY
David
C. Cunnington, D. M. Poll and Philippa C. F. Shepherd
AN
ECONOMIC BENEFITS FRAMEWORK FOR PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS
Peter
G. Whiting
A
STUDY OF THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS ASSOCIATED WITH
THE NINE ONTARIO LIVING LEGACY SIGNATURE SITES
Dan Mulroony, Phil Shantz and Will Wistowsky
ECONOMIC
VALUE OF STORED CARBON IN PROTECTED AREAS: A CASE STUDY OF
CANADIAN NATIONAL PARKS
Suren
Kulshreshtha and Mark Johnston
THE
INDUSTRY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PROTECTED AREAS
Mike Walton and Jimm Simon
AN
ANALYSIS OF CAMPING FEE CHANGES FOR BC PARK CAMPGROUNDS
Brian W. Dyck, John Furney, Alec McBeath, Liz
Lilly
VALUING
FRESHWATER SALMON HABITAT AS A BENEFIT OF PROTECTED AREAS
ON THE WEST COAST OF CANADA
D. Knowler, B. MacGregot, M. Bradford and R.
Peterman
TOURISM
SPENDING IN ALGONQUIN PROVINCIAL PARK
Margaret E. Bowman and Paul F.G. Eagles
PLENARY
SESSION
Transcribed from audio tape
Ian
McPhail
PLANNING
FOR MARINE RESERVES SYSTEMS THAT INTEGRATE CONSERVATION AND
ECONOMIC GOALS
Romola
R. Stewart and Hugh P. Possingham
MAPPING
MARINE ECOLOGICAL REGIONS OF NORTH AMERICA: LAYING THE FOUNDATION
FOR COOPERATIVE ECOSYSTEM-BASED CONSERVATION IN NORTH AMERICA
Tara Wilkinson, Ed Wiken, Tom Hourigan, Chris
Madden, Juan Bezaury, Moreno Padilla, Juan Bezaury, Lisa Janishevski,
Carlos Valdes, Hans Herrmann, Fernando Gutierrez and Nick
Sanders
MARINE
SPECIES OF COMMON CONSERVATION CONCERN: PROTECTING SPECIES
AT RISK ACROSS INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARIES
Tara
Wilkinson, Tundi Agardy, Simona Perry, Lorenzo Rojas, David
Hyrenbach, Ken Morgan, Don Fraser, Lisa Janishevski, Hans
Herrmann and Horacio De la Cueva
IDENTIFYING
PRIORITY CONSERVATION AREAS FROM BAJA CALIFORNIA TO THE BERING
SEA
Lance
Morgan, Peter Etnoyer, Tara Wilkinson, Hans Herrmann, Fan
Tsao and Sara Maxwell
CONCEPTUALIZING
A SYSTEM OF MARINE PROTECTED AREA NETWORKS FOR NORTH AMERICA
Tundi
Agardy and Tara Wilkinson
USING
BIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON ATLANTIC COD (GADUS MORHUA) TO
DEFINE MARINE PROTECTED AREA BOUNDARIES IN GILBERT BAY, LABRADOR
John
M. Green, Corey J. Morris, and Jason M. Simms
AN
OVERVIEW OF REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT HABITATS FOR CERTAIN MARINE
SPECIES OF IMPORTANCE IN THE SOUTHERN GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE,
EASTERN CANADA
Sophie Bastien-Daigle, Isabelle Frenette, Ray
MacIsaac and Paul Boyd
AN
APPROACH TO AN INTEGRATED MARINE FISH MONITORING PROGRAM -
MU KOH SURIN MARINE NATIONAL PARK, THAILAND
Michelle
M. Theberge and Philip Dearden
ECOSYSTEM
MONITORING IN THE FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY
Brian
D. Keller, Billy D. Causey and Joanne M. Delaney
PUBLIC
PERCEPTIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN THE SOUTHERN STRAITS
OF GEORGIA NATIONAL MARINE CONSERVATION AREA
Rick
Rollins and Dave McCallum
EFFECTIVENESS
OF NO-TAKE MARINE RESERVES IN SUBTROPICAL AUSTRALIA
Suzanne
Pillans, Ron Johnstone, Hugh Possingham, Richard Pillans,
Geoff Dews and Ian McPhail
TESTING
INDICATORS DEVELOPED TO MEASURE THE MANAGEMENT EFFECTIVENESS
OF MARINE PROTECTED AREAS
Lani
Watson, Charles Ehler, Gonzalo Cid, John Parks, Robert Pomeroy,
Simon Cripps, and Miguel Jorge
STRUCTURING
NATURAL SCIENCE BASELINES INCLUDING SPECIES INVENTORIES FOR
MARINE AREA CONSERVATION
N.A.
Sloan and P. M. Bartier
THE
UTILITY OF BEACH SEINING FOR ASSESSING FISH DIVERSITY IN EELGRASS
BEDS OF PACIFIC COASTAL NATIONAL PARK RESERVES
Jennifer
L. Yakimishyn, Cliff L.K. Robinson and Philip Dearden
INCORPORATING
MARINE BIRD DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE INFORMATION INTO MARINE
CONSERVATION AREA MANAGEMENT
A.
Harfenist, N.A. Sloan and P.M. Bartier
THE
ROLE OF SCIENCE IN THE ELABORATION OF THE SAGUENAY–
ST-LAWRENCE MARINE PARK’S ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION PLAN
Suzan
Dionne
EVALUATION
OF MANAGEMENT EFFECTIVENESS: CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL MARINE
SANCTUARY
Anne
Walton
REPORTING
ON ECOSYSTEM HEALTH: A STATE OF THE PARK REPORT FOR FATHOM
FIVE NATIONAL MARINE PARK OF CANADA
Claire McNeil and Andrew Promaine
ZONING
TO MANAGE RECREATION AT CORAL REEFS: A CASE STUDY OF KOH CHANG
NATIONAL MARINE PARK, THAILAND
G.
Roman, P. Dearden, R.Rollins
A
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM TO PLAN MPROVEMENTS IN CORAL REEF
MANAGEMENT
Nohora Galvis, Calle 97 A No. 42-48 Bogotá
Colombia
MPAS
AS A TOOL FOR ADDRESSING THE COLLATERAL IMPACTS OF FISHING
GEARS
L.E.
Morgan, R. Chuenpagdee, S. Maxwell and E.A. Norse
BUILDING
AN ECOSYSTEM-BASED MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE PROPOSED BOWIE
SEAMOUNT MARINE PROTECTED AREA
Rosaline
Canessa, Kevin Conley, Brian Smiley and Dale Gueret
ECOSYSTEM-BASED
MANAGEMENT: THE INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK UNDER CANADA’S
OCEANS ACT
Herb
Vandermeulen
VOLUNTARY
POLICIES AS A WAY TO MANAGE FOR ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY: AN EXAMINATION
OF VISITOR ATTITUDES TOWARDS A VOLUNTARY NO FISHING POLICY
IN THE BROKEN GROUP ISLANDS, PACIFIC RIM NATIONAL PARK RESERVE
Carleigh
Randall and Rick Rollins
PROSPECTS
FOR NORTHERN ABALONE (HALIOTIS KAMTSCHATKANA) RECOVERY IN
HAIDA GWAII THROUGH COMMUNITY STEWARDSHIP
Russ
Jones, N. A. Sloan, and Bart DeFreitas
DUGONGS
IN TRANG PROVINCE, THAILAND: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONSERVATION
STRATEGY
Ellen
Hines, Dave Duffus, and Philip Dearden
CO-MANAGEMENT
OF MARINE PROTECTED AREAS: COMPARISON OF TWO NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES
IN MEXICO
Silvia
Salas, Julia Fraga, Jorge Euan and Ratana Chuenpagdee
ROCKY
REEF BOTTOMFISH RESERVES FOR SKAGIT COUNTY, WASHINGTON?
Paul
Dinnel, Michelle McConnell, Ivar Dolph, Jim Ramaglia, and
Mike Sato
CONSENSUS
VS. IMPLEMENTATION: TOWARD THE CREATION OF A MARINE PROTECTED
AREA AT RACE ROCKS, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Sean LeRoy*, Rod Dobell, Tony Dorcey and James
Tansey
CONNECTING
PEOPLE WITH DATA – A CITIZEN INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR
THE SOUTHERN GULF ISLANDS
Dora
Repard
MANAGING
MULTIPLE USES IN MARINE SPACE: THE MARINE CADASTRE PROPOSITION
Sam
Ng'ang'a and Susan Nichols
EVALUATING
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF REMOTE SENSING AS A COMMUNICATION TOOL:
A CASE STUDY OF BUNAKEN ISLAND CORAL REEFS, NORTH SULAWESI,
INDONESIA
Candace M. Newman and Ellsworth F. LeDrew
THE
MANAGEMENT OF FISHERIES IN AUSTRALIA, CANADA AND THE UNITED
STATES: HABITAT CONSERVATION AND MARINE PROTECTED AREAS
Kristen
Ness Ayers
Edited
Transcript of Panel Presentations, Discussion and Recommendations
June 15, 2004
Panel
Members
Jake Rice
Director of the Canadian Science Advisor Secretariat,
Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Derek Thompson
Ex-Deputy Minister from the British Columbia Ministry
of Water, Land and Air Protection
Jon Lien
Chair of Advisory Committee on Oceans to the Minister
of Fisheries and Oceans and Honorary Research Professor at
Memorial University
Nick Lophoukine
Director General of National Parks,Parks Canada Agency
Paul Klutnor
Regional Director of Environmental Conservation for Environment
Canada
