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GLOBAL MPA CONFERENCE SAN FRANCISCO NOVEMBER 25–29 Our Agenda: Sunday Nov 25: Registration and Reception 3:00 pm—6:00 pm : Hotel Lobby REGISTRATION Check in at the Hotel Kabuki. Guests can collect welcome kit, check-in with hotel, and get settled. 6:00 pm—8:00 pm : O Izakaya Lounge WELCOME COCKTAIL RECEPTION Mingle with other attendees over cocktails and catered hors d’ourves. Monday Nov 26: Welcome & MPA Enforcement 9:00 am—9:20 am : Sakura Room Welcome & Conference Overview Speaker: Peter Knights, Executive Director – <strong>WildAid</strong> KEYNOTE: YOUR MPA-WILL IT SUCCEED Graeme Kelleher is a civil engineer by trade and was the first Chairman and CEO of The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, as well as the first Marine Vice Chairman of IUCN's World Commission on Protected Areas. As a professor, an author, an Australian Officer of the Order, and project manager for various MPAs in many countries, Graeme is a pioneer in the field and still serves as an advisor to many of these organizations. Speaker: Graeme Kelleher 9:20 am—10:00 am : Sakura Room BUILDING AN EFFECTIVE MPA LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM Introduction by Marcel Bigue, Marine Program Director-<strong>WildAid</strong> Panel disussion on MPA management and the most common obstacles. Panelists Cap. Bob Farrell, CA Dept. Fish & Game Rich Arnold, Senior Vice President, Harkcon Joseph Johns, Chief, Environmental Crimes Section, US. DOJ Brian Day, Social Marking Director-Global Programs, Rare Rick McPherson, Conservation Programs Director, CORAL 10:00 am—10:20 am : LOBBY Break Expertise Surveillance & Interdiction Systematic Training Prosecution & Sanction Education and Outreach Sustainable Finance MPA Governance, Role of Science, and Fisheries Enforcement 10:20 am—10:50 am : Sakura Room Governing MPAs: Promoting Effectivness and RESILIENCE An analysis of 20 case studies from around the world, focusing on state, people and market based approaches in MPA governance. Speaker: Dr. Peter JS Jones, Senior Lecturer-Department of Geography, UCL 10:50 am—11:20 am : Sakura Room The Vital Link between Enforcement, Management & Science Exploring the relationship between effective enforcement/compliance, MPA governance, and the underlying science. Speaker: Rodney Anderson, Senior Associate-North Sea Marine Cluster & former Director of Marine and Fisheries, UK 3
11:20 am—11:50 am : Sakura Room Saving the World - One Fish at a Time Examples and lessons from United States Coast Guard's efforts to combat illegal fishing through international cooperation. Speaker: CDR Daniel Schaeffer, Chief of Living Marine Resources Enforcement-USCG 11:50 am—12:20 pm : Sakura Room Panel Discussion and Q&A Panelists Dr. Jones Rodney Anderson CDR Schaeffer 12:20 pm—1:20 pm : Spring Room Lunch An Exploration of MPA Enforcement: Perspectives by Model 1:20 pm—2:00 pm : Sakura Room Balancing Security, Narcotraffic, and Marine Protection in Latin America Panel discussion on the complex role of Navies in marine enforcement and national security Panelists COL Martin Arias, Costarican Coast Guard National Service CAP Hugo Ricaurte, Vice Director of the Ecuadorian Directorate of Aquatic Spaces Rear ADM Juan Carlos del Alamo,Executive Director of the Peruvian Coast Guard Ms. Betsabe Hurtado-Scientific Advisor, Chilean Navy Directorate of Maritime Authority Facilitators: Marcel Bigue, Oswaldo Rosero, Rich Arnold 2:00 pm—2:30 pm : Sakura Room A Holistic Approach to Managing Compliance in a Large MPA How the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park (GBRMP) developed their enforcement and compliance management model. Speaker: Reg Parsons, Compliance Manager -Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority 2:30 pm—3:00pm : Sakura Room 4 Enforcing Remote Marine Protected Areas The unique challenges of protecting U.S. Marine National Monuments in the Pacific. Speaker: Mark Richardson, Specal Assistant to the Executive Director-Marine Mammal Commission 3:00 pm—3:20 pm : Spring Room Break 3:20 pm—3:50 pm : Sakura Room Enterprise Development: An Unlikely Partner for Resource Conservation How the development of South Africa’s small scale fisheries sector has helped preserve resources. Speaker: Chiboni Evans, Executive Director-Strataconsult South Africa 3:50 pm—4:20 pm : Sakura Room Fishers as Enforcers – A Community Based Approach to Management How Mexico’s fishing cooperatives became the first MSC certified fisheries program in the developing world. Speaker: Martin Castillo, President of the Vigilance Council-FEDECOOP 4:20 pm—5:00 pm : Sakura Room Panel Discussion and Q&A Panelists Reg Parsons Sandra Brooke, MCI Chiboni Evans Mario Ramade Facilitator: Rich Arnold (continued) 4
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