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Schedule

This page displays speakers who registered before the close of earlybird registration. The list will be updated when standard registration closes (October 2008) and the full schedule posted after registration closes (November 2008).

 

Multiple stressors of coastal systems

Speaker
Title
Gil Rilov
Biodiversity in the age of change: spatiotemporal community patterns on Oregon’s rocky shore
Thomas Wernberg
Global warming is eroding the resilience of kelp beds
Alexandra Campbell
Climate change and emerging disease: bleaching and bacterial infection of a macroalga
Mariana Mayer-Pinto
Effects of contaminants on benthic assemblages: an ecological perspective
Akram Tehranifard
Determination of LC50 of Linear Anionic Detergents and Linear Anionic Detergents on Rutilus frisii kutum
Gray Williams
To be advised
Bayden Russell
To be advised

 

Science informing management

Speaker
Title
Anne Salomon Quantifying resilience and species interactions in southern Californian kelp forests: Ecological theory meets conservation in practice
Marissa Baskett How simple models can inform basic management principles: examples with climate change and reserve design
Marti Anderson When the plot gets muddy: models for environmental management in estuarine systems
Karina Nielsen Save the seaweeds: Applying ecological insights to avoid “boom and bust” commercial exploitation of wild populations
Miriam Fernández Marine Conservation in Chile: a network of management and conservation areas
Jean Harris To be advised
Laura Airoldi
The loss of temperate reef habitats: conservation, management and research needs
Mark Browne Effect of substratum and slope on the tenacity of limpets on seawalls and rocky shores
Donald Gunderson
Research Needs for the Ecosystem-based Assessment and Management of Korean Temperate Reefs
David Blockley
Building seawalls to sustain intertidal biodiversity in altered and urbanised estuaries
Tim Langlois Human impacts on marine biodiversity: Using latitudinal scale data sets to design monitoring programs
Judith Klein
Competitive interactions between limpets on seawalls

 

Large scale ecology

Speaker
Title
Steve Hawkins What sets the limits of species geographic distributions – recent evidence from range changes in response to global environmental change?
Victoria Cole
Influences of upwelling on the structure of mussel beds and associated taxa
Matthew Edwards
Scale-dependent patterns of species associations in North American giant kelp forests
Evie Wieters
What sets the limits of species geographic distributions – recent evidence from range changes in response to global environmental change?
Justin Lathlean
Do geographic patterns of settlement and early mortality explain adult abundance of a marine invertebrate approaching its geographic range limit?
Robin Pelc
Geographic patterns of genetic structure in marine species with contrasting life histories
Nick Shears Large-scale variation in sea urchin settlement and the propensity for deforestation in Southern California kelp forests

 

A quest for science in ecology

Speaker
Title
Gee Chapman New indices for ranking locations for conservation
Mike Foster
MPAs to conserve southern California giant kelp forests: fruits of logic?
Peter Petraitis Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted
David Schiel
To be advised
Peter Fairweather How the world would be different if Tony Underwood were a bayesian
Greg Skilleter
Climatic change on rocky shores: integrating ecological and physiological information for a better understanding of effects on biota over latitudinal gradients
Lisandro Benedetti-Cecchi
Manipulation of the spatial autocorrelation of ecological processes to understand pattern formation at multiple scales: an example with algal assemblages on Mediterranean rocky reefs
Tony Underwood
Compensatory dynamics, negative correlations and different spatial and temporal scales

 

Fundamental ecology

Speaker
Title
Mick Keough Post-settlement mortality as a filter for variable settlement of sessile invertebrates
Ross Coleman
Refuting the drying-out hypothesis:  Aggregation does not alter desiccation status in an intertidal limpet
Christopher McQuaid Patterns in mussel recruitment may depend not on physical scales per se, but on whether strong environmental variability exists on the scale examined
Adriana Vergés The role of fish herbivory in structuring the vertical distribution of canopy algae in the Mediterranean
Denise Weisman
Examining the effects of settlement and post-settlement mechanisms on the populations of the sea fan, Muricea californica
Amy Smoothey Tests of generality of associations with habitat: turban snails as a model
Jacqui Pocklington Hormosira banksii as an autogenic ecosystem engineer on Victorian rocky intertidal shores

 

General sessions

Speaker
Title
Steve Schroeter Experimental Investigation of physical structure and location on temperate rocky reef community structure and development
Jeffrey Shima Larval quality is shaped by matrix effects:  implications for connectivity in a marine metapopulation
Heather Sugden Complex interactions between abiotic disturbance and surface refuge and shape determine the settlement of marine propagules
Kirsten Benkendorff To be advised
Amy Palmer Understanding effects of mode of development of marine invertebrates on ecology and genetics at several scales
John Steinbeck
To be advised
Denise Bunting Biogenic habitats and their effects on native and exotic assemblages
Giordana Cocco
Investigating the breakdown of seagrass-wrack to understand its distribution along urbanized shorelines
Katherine Dafforn
Pathway to invasion: from artificial structure to rocky reef.
Ezequiel Marzinelli Coastal development affects ecological processes of kelp epifauna
Miguel Matias
A conceptual framework to study the effects of structure of habitat on diversity of benthic assemblages
Kerry Nickols The coastal boundary layer: Lowering the speed limit for nearshore dispersers
Spencer Wood The causes and consequences of many weak and few strong species interactions in intertidal communities