Reefs for the Future - Nova Southeastern University
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Location<br />
In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
Author Index Oral and Poster Exhibits<br />
Program<br />
General<br />
Special<br />
Presentations<br />
In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
Recognitions<br />
100<br />
11:20 Stephanie DOORN-GROEN, Eugene GOH*, Karenne TUN, Thomas FOSTER, Clint TIWOL<br />
Large Scale Transplantation of Corals in a Small Island State<br />
11:30 Vladimir KOSMYNIN*, Alison MOULDING, Richard DODGE, David GILLIAM<br />
Restore or Not to Restore?<br />
3:30 Peter F SALE*<br />
The Management of Coral <strong>Reefs</strong> – Where We’ve Gone Wrong; How We Can Fix It<br />
3:40 Barbara BEST*<br />
Are There “Ten Commandments” <strong>for</strong> Coral Reef Management?<br />
3:50 Judith LANG*, Robert GINSBURG, Kenneth MARKS<br />
Ecological Criteria <strong>for</strong> Prioritizing Wider Caribbean <strong>Reefs</strong> in Need of Protection<br />
4:00 John OGDEN*<br />
Caribbean Coral <strong>Reefs</strong>: Reversing <strong>the</strong> Slippery Slope to Slime<br />
4:10 Jeremy JACKSON*, Nancy KNOWLTON<br />
Shifting Baselines, Local Impacts, and Global Change on Coral <strong>Reefs</strong><br />
4:20 Roger BRADBURY*, Robert SEYMOUR<br />
Plan B <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> Anthropocene<br />
24. Reef Restoration<br />
Co-Chairs: A. Edwards, B. Rinkevich, A. Moulding, R. Villanueva<br />
July 9 (Wed) 10:00–6:00 Room - 316<br />
10:00 Andrew BRUCKNER, Ron HILL, Robin BRUCKNER*<br />
Fates of Restored Acropora Palmata Fragments at <strong>the</strong> M/V Fortuna Reefer Grounding Site, Mona Island<br />
Puerto Rico: Lessons Learned Over 10 Years<br />
10:15 Yael HOROSZOWSKI*, Jean-Claude BRETHES, Baruch RINKEVICH<br />
Gardening Coral <strong>Reefs</strong> – New Insights <strong>for</strong> Coral Reef Restoration by Using Branching Corals as Ecosystem<br />
Engineering Species<br />
10:30 Edgardo GOMEZ*, Patrick CABAITAN, Helen YAP<br />
Coral Transplantation in a Degraded Lagoon Environment: Differential Results of Three Species<br />
10:45 Pablo ROJAS*, Laurie RAYMUNDO, Roxanna MYERS<br />
Coral Transplants as Rubble Stabilizers: A Technique to Restore and Mitigate Damaged <strong>Reefs</strong><br />
11:00 James GUEST*, Rommi DIZON, Chiara FRANCO, Alasdair EDWARDS, Edgardo GOMEZ<br />
How Quickly Do Coral-Fragments of Different Species ‘Self-Attach’ After Transplantation?<br />
11:15 Austin BOWDEN-KERBY*<br />
Restoration of Threatened Acropora Cervicornis Corals: Clone as a Factor in Mortality, Growth, Branching,<br />
and Self-Attachment<br />
11:30 Kareen VICENTUAN*, James GUEST, Porfirio ALIÑO, Andrew HEYWARD<br />
Survival, Growth, and Fecundity of Acropora Muricata and Hydnophora Rigida After Fragmentation and<br />
Transplantation<br />
11:45 Eric CONKLIN*, D. Eric CO, Brian HAUK, Cynthia HUNTER, Anthony MONTGOMERY, Brian PARSCAL, Celia SMITH<br />
Use of a Mechanical Removal Device to Control Alien Algal Blooms on a Coral Reef in Kane‘ohe Bay,<br />
Hawai‘i<br />
12:00 Brendan BIGGS*<br />
Sponge-Mediated Coral Reef Restoration: Efficiency, Sustainability and Relative Per<strong>for</strong>mance<br />
12:15 Romeo DIZON*, James GUEST, Edgardo GOMEZ, Alasdair EDWARDS<br />
Species Specific Sensitivities of Transplanted Coral Fragments from Eleven Species to Predation and<br />
Bleaching<br />
3:30 Vanessa BRINKHUIS*, Alison MOULDING, Vladimir KOSMYNIN, David GILLIAM<br />
Assessment of Gorgonian Transplantation Techniques Offshore Sou<strong>the</strong>ast Florida, USA<br />
11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ <strong>Reefs</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Future</strong>
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