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Location Information Author Index Oral and Poster Exhibits Program General Special Presentations Information Recognitions 160 P-22.874 Marie Antonette MEÑEZ*, Davelyn PASTOR, Helen Grace BANGI Indications of Recruitment Enhancement in the Sea Urchin Tripneustes Gratilla Due to Stock Restoration Efforts P-22.875 Isabel MARQUES DA SILVA*, Julie GARNIER, Alison SHAW Fishing Community Council: Does It Work? P-22.876 Nicolle CUSHION*, Melissa COOK, Kathleen SULLIVAN-SEALEY Aspects of the Reproductive Biology of Two Serranidae Species in the Bahamas: Epinephelus Guttatus (Red Hind) and Mycteroperca Venenosa (Yellowfin Grouper) P-22.877 Gustavo Adolfo CASTELLANOS-GALINDO*, Uwe KRUMME, Alan GIRALDO Tide-Related Variation in the Reef Fish Fauna of Utría National Park (Colombia, Tropical Eastern Pacific) P-22.878 Salim SAAD, Salim SAAD* The Contribution and Impact of Marine Protected Areas Towards Coral in Zanzibar Island P-22.879 Thaddeus MURDOCH, Matthew HAMMOND, Joanna PITT*, Mandy SHAILER, Annie GLASSPOOL Assessing and Mapping the Distribution of Fish Species and Guilds Across the Bermuda Reef Platform and Identifying Critical Marine Habitats for Spatial Protection P-22.880 Narriman JIDDAWI* Artisanal Fish Catches Along Coral Reef Areas of East Coast of Zanzibar P-22.881 Carlos GONZALEZ -SALAS*, Alfonso AGUILAR-PERERA, Harold VILLEGAS-HERNÁNDEZ Density, Biomass, and Habitat Association of the Rainbow Parrotfish, Scarus Guacamaia, in Alacranes Reef, Northern Yucatan Peninsula P-22.882 Douglas WEAVER*, luiz ROCHA, Jessica MAISANO Contributions to the Biology of the Mardi Gras Wrasse, Halichoeres Burekae, in the Western Gulf of Mexico P-22.883 Michael NEMETH*, Richard APPELDOORN Differential Depth Effects Upon Biomass Patterns in an Herbivorous Coral Reef Fish Assemblage P-22.884 Ellen MCRAE* Seasonality and Long-Term Changes in Reef Fish Population at Caye Caulker Marine Reserve, Belize, C.A.: 1: Preliminary Overview P-22.885 Jennifer DOERR*, Ron HILL Movement Patterns of Queen Conch, Strombus Gigas, and Utilization of Coral Reef-Associated Habitats in St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands P-22.886 Jonas LEITE*, Mauricio HOSTIM-SILVA Composition of One of the Southern Reef Fish Community in Brazilian Coast P-22.887 Ivan MATEO*, Edward DURBIN, Richard APPELDOORN, Aaron ADAMS Spatial Variations in Elemental Otolith Elemental Fingerprints for Two Reef Fish Species in Nearshore Nursery Habitats in St Croix and Puerto Rico P-22.888 John STIMSON* Temporal and Spatial Fluctuations in Abundance of Four Species of Herbivorous Acanthurids Over a 25 Year Period on Four Patch Reefs in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii 23. Reef Management Co-Chairs: M.E. Hatziolos, M. McField Tuesday, July 8 P-23.889 Peter SCHUHMANN*, James CASEY, Hazel OXENFORD The Economic Value of Coral Reef Quality to SCUBA Divers in Barbados P-23.890 Mary Lou CUMBERPATCH, Marjorie ERNST, Stephanie FAUVER, Carrie HALL, Sarah VAN DER SCHALIE, Linda PIKULA* Pacific Islands Climate Change Portal 11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future
P-23.891 Makamas SUTTHACHEEP*, Thamasak YEEMIN A Comparison of Coral Reef Management Strategies for Tourism in the Gulf of Thailand P-23.892 Chris CALDOW*, Randy CLARK, Alan FRIEDLANDER, Mark MONACO, Ben RUTTENBERG Coral Reef Fish Community Metrics as Indicators of Management Success P-23.893 Petra ELMO, Petra ELMO, Petra ELMO* Man Made Stress Reliever? an Alternative to Natural Coral Reefs? P-23.894 Olivier CHATEAU*, Laurent WANTIEZ Is a Coralline Island MPA Within a Lagoon Seascape Effective as a Whole? a Case Study in the South Lagoon Marine Park of New Caledonia P-23.895 Richard POLLNAC*, Tracey DALTON, Graham FORRESTER Stakeholder Perceptions and Observed Resource Quality in Caribbean Marine Reserves P-23.896 Peter AUSTER*, Brice SEMMENS, Sean MONDE, Kimberly BARBER Assessing Rarity of Reef Fishes from Volunteer Fish Monitoring Data P-23.897 Jamila PATTERSON, Eva LINDEN, Christin BIERBRIER, Dan WILHELMSSON, Inger LOFGREN, David OBURA, Edward JK PATTERSON* Empowering Fisherwomen Through ICT in Reef Conservation and Management – a Case Study from Tuticorin Coast of the Gulf of Mannar, Southeastern India P-23.898 Stacy PREKEL* Habitat Similarity Between the Artificial Reef and Surrounding Natural Hardbottom of Broward County, FL: Implications for Future Mitigation Planning P-23.899 Silvia DÍAZ-RUIZ*, Christian ALVA-BASURTO, Arturo AGUIRRE-LEÓN Ecological Monitoring of Coral Reef Fishes: A Tool for Integrated Coastal Zone Management from Mexican Caribbean P-23.900 Ben CARROLL* American Samoa: Setting an Example. Managing Reef Fish Populations Through Protection P-23.901 Frank G. STANTON* Reef Monitoring Project for Kaho‘olawe Island Reserve, Hawai‘i P-23.902 Seiji NAKAYA* Environment Impact Assessment: Effective to Protect Okinawa’s Coral Reefs at Risk? P-23.903 Wilfredo Roehl LICUANAN*, Katrina LUZON, Porfirio ALINO Spatial Diversity of Coral Reef Communities in Sulu Sea Marine Corridors P-23.904 Leila SIEVANEN* Conceptualizing Fisher-Tourism Conflict in an Indonesian MPA P-23.905 Benjamin VALLEJO JR* The Manila Ocean Park: A Venue for Coral Reef Education and Research P-23.906 Robecca JUMIN*, Yoke Lee LEE, Sikula MAGUPIN, Annadel CABANBAN Marine Biodiversity Conservation in the Kudat Priority Conservation Area, Sulu-Sulawesi Marine Ecoregion, Sabah, Malaysia : Applying the Ecosystem Approach P-23.907 Gayatri REKSODIHARDJO-LILLEY*, Yunaldi YAHYA, Putu WIDYASTUTI Supporting the Suppliers; the Key to Sustaining the Marine Aquarium Trade? P-23.908 Sue WELLS*, William SUTHERLAND ‘Evidence-Based’ Coral Reef Conservation P-23.909 Stefano ACUNTO, Jessika GIRALDI, David BALATA, Luigi PIAZZI, Francesco CINELLI* Patterns of Spatial Variability in Distribution of Benthic Invertebrates and Algae at Sharm El Sheikh (South Sinai, Egypt) P-23.910 Kittipan SUBKOON*, Songpol TIPPAYAWONG, Jirapong JEEWARONGKUL, Supaporn BUANIUM Newly Found Coral Reef at Hadd Tay Muang and Participatory Management Approaches by Communities P-23.911 H. Allen CURRAN*, Paulette PECKOL, Susan ETHEREDGE, Miguel ALAMILLA, JR. Learning About Reef Conservation and Management: Coral Reef Ed-Ventures, an Environmental Education Program for Schoolchildren in Belize 11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future 161 Location Information Special Recognitions General Information Program Exhibits Oral and Poster Presentations Author Index
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Reefs for the Future Program Book J
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Contents Mini-Symposium Sessions .
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Contents Author Index . . . . . . .
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Area Map: Ft. Lauderdale 1 2 3 1 2
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ISRS President’s Welcome Letter 1
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Co-Hosts of the 11th International
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Sanctioning Organization Internatio
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Local Organizing Committee and Subc
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Sponsors (continued) Patch Reef Spo
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EDUCATION CENTER PROGRAM A schedule
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On-Site Registration Fees Full ISRS
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Convention Center Floorplans Third
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UNAM. Roberto moved to the Universi
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Scientific Program...continued NOAA
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Scientific Program...continued and
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11 th ICRS Associated Meetings, Eve
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11 th ICRS Associated Meetings, Eve
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Ceremonies, Addresses, Social Event
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11 th ICRS Awards 11th ICRS Field T
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Exhibitors Aanderaa Instruments 519
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Burn-B-Gone 105 4701 N. Federal Hig
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Harbor Branch Oceangraphic Institut
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad
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Smithsonian Marine Station at Fort
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Education Exhibitors Aquarius Reef
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Education Center Coral Theater MOND
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11th ICRS Photography Contest The w
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12:00 Reinhold LEINFELDER*, Ulrich
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5. Functional Biology of Corals and
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July 11 (Fri) 10:00-12:15 Room - 30
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20. Modeling Concepts and Processes
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11:00 Nohora GALVIS, Nohora GALVIS*
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25. Predicting Reef Futures in the
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5:45 Rachael MIDDLEBROOK* The Effec
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WANG, Wei-Hsien P-18.617 WANG, Yu-H
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