Symposium - Program

	Home \| Back to the CURRA About Program Plan Your Visit Contact Us Note: Detailed program with abstracts to come. Draft Program - Symposium October 1-4, 2012 - Town Hall, Norris Point, NL The Symposium starts on October 1st at 8:30am and ends on October 4th at 3:00pm. Please note that some of the Symposium's daily Sessions will run concurrently. Click here to see the Program At A Glance. [PDF] Monday, October 1 - Rebuilding and Sustaining Fish Stocks Keynote addresses: "The booms, busts and challenges of low diversity ecological and social systems" - Robert S. Steneck "Sustaining the Biological Resources of our Oceans in Response to Challenges posed by Climate Change, Fisheries and Aquaculture" - Ian A. Fleming Sessions: "From Single Stocks to Fisheries Ecosystems: Towards an Holistic Approach to Rebuilding Fisheries (1)" - Organized by George Rose "The Role of Closed Areas in Fish Stock Rebuilding" - Organized by John Lubar "Panel Discussion: A Decade in Recovery of Marine Species at Risk: Lessons Learned" - Organized by Kathleen Blanchard "From Single Stocks to Fisheries Ecosystems: Towards an Holistic Approach to Rebuilding Fisheries (2)" - Organized by George Rose "Benefits of and Challenges for Aquaculture in NL and Labrador" - Organized by Patrick Gagnon "Ecological Science Informing Fishers: Studies from the Coastal Eco-system of Western Newfoundland" - Organized by Christine Campbell Tuesday, October 2 - Rebuilding Fishing Industries Keynote addresses: "An holistic approach to rebuilding fisheries" - George Rose and Zita Cobb "Good Governance Makes Us Happy? Reflections from Fisheries" - Ratana Chuenpagdee Sessions: "Between Oceans and Plates: Exploring the Opportunities and Challenges of using market oriented strategies in Rebuilding collapsed fisheries and threatened communities" - Organized by Paul Foley "An Analysis of Social Power and Institutional Change in the Rebuilding of Collapsed Fisheries: A case study of Northern Gulf cod fisheries in eastern Canada" - Organized by Barb Neis "Panel Discussion - Looking Back and Looking Ahead: International Perspectives on Rebuilding Social-Ecological Systems of Fishing Communities and Their Resources " - Organized by Prateep Nayak and Ratana Chuenpagdee "The social-ecology of the small pelagic fisheries along the west coast of Newfoundland" - Organized by Barbara Paterson "Local Ecological Knowledge and the Rebuilding of Marine Sociological Systems: Opportunities and Challenges" - Organized by Grant Murray Wednesday, October 3 - Rebuilding Fishing Communities Keynote addresses: "Rebuilding the Fisheries: the Fogo Island Experience" - Bonnie McCay and Bernadette Dwyer "Food Security" - Patty Williams Sessions: "Fisheries, Coasts and Communities: Reflections from the Canadian Maritimes and the Coastal CURRA" - Organized by Tony Charles "A fishery for the future: Exploring Fisherpeoples' Perspective through Collaborative Research in Rural Newfoundland" - Organized by Kelly Vodden "Local and Regional Strategies for Rebuilding Fisheries Management Institutions and Well-Being" - Organized by Evelyn Pinkerton "Youth Living and working in fishing Communities" - Organized by Nicole Power "Community Food Security and Fisheries" - Organized by Kristen Lowitt "Labour Markets and Livelihoods in Threatened Fishing Communities" - Organized by Peter Sinclair Thursday, October 4 - Moving Forward Keynote address: "Reflections on sustainable fisheries communities -- a youth lens" - Nicole Power Session: And Now a Message from Our Sponsors: Community Radio in Review - Organized by Ivan Emke Small Group Synthesis Details TBA. Plenary Synthesis and Conference Wrap-Up Details TBA.