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3:45 Cedric GUIGNARD*, Thomas LE BERRE<br />

Staghorn Corals Transplantation, a Method to Increase Axial Polyps (AP) Quantities of Transplants Using<br />

Cicatrisation Tissues High AP Generation Potential. Applications on Acropora Microphtalma, Acropora<br />

Muricata and Acropora Pulchra<br />

4:00 Meaghan JOHNSON*, Phil KRAMER, Ken NEDIMYER<br />

Using Reef Resilience Principles to Improve Staghorn Coral (Acropora Cervicornis) Restoration in <strong>the</strong><br />

Florida Keys<br />

4:15 Helen FOX*, Roy CALDWELL, Sangeeta MANGUBHAI<br />

Coral Recovery and Rehabilitation from Blast Fishing in Indonesian Rubble Fields<br />

4:30 Dwayne MEADOWS*<br />

Lessons <strong>for</strong> Minimizing Impacts to Coral Reef and O<strong>the</strong>r Ecosystems from <strong>the</strong> 2004 Tsunami<br />

4:45 Sakanan PLATHONG*, Charles BENZIES, Fumihito IWASE<br />

Sea Fan Recovery After <strong>the</strong> Tsunami 2004 at Mu Ko Similan National Park, Andaman Sea, Thailand<br />

5:00 Bruce GRAHAM, Erin HODEL*, Anne MCCARTHY<br />

Coral Community Restorations Following Vessel Groundings in Broward County, Florida: a Review of<br />

Ef<strong>for</strong>ts and <strong>Future</strong> Needs<br />

5:15 Olivier LE BRUN*, Eric DUTRIEUX, Fannie SEGUIN, Robert HIRST, Ibrahim AL-THARY<br />

Large Coral Transplantation in Bal Haf (Yemen): An Opportunity to Save Corals During <strong>the</strong> Construction of<br />

a Liquiefied Natural Gas Plant Using Innovative Techniques<br />

5:30 Deborah KILBANE*, Bruce GRAHAM, Robert MULCAHY, Dr. Ali ONDER, Mark PRATT<br />

Coral Relocation <strong>for</strong> Impact Mitigation in Nor<strong>the</strong>rn Qatar<br />

5:45 Sandrine JOB*<br />

Lessons Learnt from Applied Restoration Projects<br />

July 10 (Thu) 10:00–6:00 Room - 316<br />

10:00 Makoto OMORI*, Kenji IWAO, Hiroki TANIGUCHI, Minoru TAMURA<br />

Mass Culture of Reef Building Corals in Open Water at Akajima Marine Science Laboratory<br />

10:15 Suchana CHAVANICH*, Voranop VIYAKARN, Chalothon RAKSASAB, Pataporn KUANUI, Kenji IWAO, Makoto OMORI<br />

Mass Culturing of Corals Using Sexual Reproduction Technique in Thailand<br />

10:30 Charles BOCH*, Aileen MORSE<br />

Implementing Acropora Spp. Larval Settlement Techniques and a Coral Hatchery System to Gain Insights<br />

Into <strong>the</strong> Survivorship of Juvenile Acropora Spp. Polyps<br />

10:45 Wade COOPER*, Diego LIRMAN, Megan PORTER, James HERLAN, John PARKINSON<br />

Assessing <strong>the</strong> Efficacy of in Situ Coral Larval Seeding Under High Rates of Early Post-Settlement Mortality<br />

11:00 James HERLAN*, Diego LIRMAN<br />

Development of a Coral Nursery Program <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> Threatened Coral Acropora Cervicornis in Florida<br />

11:15 Dexter DELA CRUZ*, Baruch RINKEVICH, Edgardo GOMEZ, Helen YAP<br />

Comparisons Between Directly Transplanted and Nursery-Reared Coral Fragments in Bolinao,<br />

Northwestern Philippines<br />

11:30 Ilze BERZINS*, Craig WATSON, Roy YANONG, Kathy KILGORE, Casey COY, Ryan CZAJA, Lauri MACLAUGHLIN,<br />

Billy CAUSEY<br />

Use of Aquacultured Coral Fragments <strong>for</strong> Restoration Activities in <strong>the</strong> Florida Keys: Culture Techniques and<br />

Health Certification<br />

11:45 Andrew ROSS*<br />

Genet Considerations in Acropora Cervicornis Propagation in Restoration<br />

12:00 Thomas CAPO*, Phillip GILLETTE, Daniel DIRESTA, Richard CURRY, Chris LANGDON, Andrew BAKER, Diego LIRMAN,<br />

Iliana BAUMS<br />

A Land-Based Resource <strong>for</strong> Ecologically-Important Western Atlantic Corals<br />

12:15 Cristiana DAMIANO*, Peter HARRISON<br />

Spatial and Temporal Patterns in <strong>the</strong> Recruitment and Settlement Behaviour of Scleractinian Coral Larvae<br />

on Artificial Substrata: Applicability and Implications <strong>for</strong> Coral Reef Restoration<br />

11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ <strong>Reefs</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Future</strong><br />

101<br />

Location<br />

In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />

Special<br />

Recognitions<br />

General<br />

In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />

Program Exhibits Oral and Poster<br />

Presentations<br />

Author Index

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