Collaboration and Cooperation in Protecting Resources and Ecosystems - Morning Session
Webinar Details
When:
Mar 15, 2018 8:00 am US/Eastern
Length: 03:30 (hh:mm)
Advance Registration NOT required.
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Presenter(s):
- Thomas Fish, National Coordinator of the Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Units Network
- Carol Daniels, NPS coordinator for the South Florida Caribbean CESU
- Giselle Mora-Bourgeois, NPS coordinator for the Gulf Coast CESU
- Ray Albright, NPS coordinator for the Piedmont South Atlantic Coast and Southern Appalachian CESUs
- Thomas Doyle, Deputy Director – Ecologist (Research), USGS Wetland and Aquatic Research Center
- John Tirpak, Gulf of Mexico Science Coordinator, U.S. FWS
- Laura Brandt, Senior Wildlife Biologist, U.S. FWS
- Doris Washington, Director National Water Management Center
- Sunny Snider, Chief of Staff, Southeast Fisheries Science Center
- Alfred Cofrancesco, Technical Director, Civil Engineering Programs U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center
- Sherry Whitaker, CESU Grants Officer Technical Representative
- Rachael Novak, Bureau of Indian Affairs Climate Science Center
- Sean MacDougall, Biological Sciences Program Lead, BLM Eastern US
- Melanie Damour, Environmental Studies Coor., Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
Virtual Event Format:
Group Viewing Available:
This is the morning session webinar featuring the presentations from CESU leaders and Federal funding partners specific to the five southeastern region CESUs.
OVERVIEW
The Cooperative Ecosystem Study Units (CESU) located in the Southeast U.S. present this virtual rally as a forum to bring together resource managers and research scientists to discuss findings and management needs associated with the waters, lands, resources, climate and cultures of the southeastern United States. The theme of the Rally, Collaboration and Cooperation in Protecting Resources and Ecosystems, refers to the additive and synergistic nature of the partnerships that the CESU National Network seeks to foster.
The goal of the 2018 Southeast Regional CESU Virtual Rally is to disseminate and facilitate collaborative and interdisciplinary applied projects in the general area of conservation science and management. Thematic areas include Conservation Science and Management of Natural and Cultural Resources; Regional research; and Education. The morning and afternoon sessions (two different webinars) will include presentations by federal CESU partners who will describe their agency vision for research partnerships, highlight research needs, and funding opportunities. Additional speakers will highlight projects of each participating CESUs: Chesapeake Bay, Gulf Coast, Piedmont-South Atlantic, Southern Appalachian Mountains, and South Florida Caribbean.
HOURLY AGENDA
A detailed agenda of morning speakers/time slots can be seen at the following website: http://go.ncsu.edu/cesu The afternoon session speakers/time slots and abstracts will also be posted on this website once we have received confirmation that they will participate.
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