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............................................... Symposium: Despite What You’ve Heard...Conservation Success in the Chesapeake Bay Session II Room 310 Monday, July 22, 10:30 to 12:30 Organizer(s): Keryn Gedan, University of Maryland; Autumn-Lynn Harrison, Clemson University The Chesapeake Bay is one of the world’s largest, most culturally treasured, and most productive estuariesa scale that challenges and provides opportunities for conservation and management. Recent decades have been hard on Chesapeake Bay ecosystems and the people who depend on them. The wild oyster fishery that once shaped the region’s cultural identity has collapsed, a seasonal dead zone plagues the Bay mainstem, and there is heavy dependence on the blue crab fishery. Despite notorious environmental problems, Chesapeake conservation practitioners have rallied a conservation ethic and pursued an ambitious conservation agenda. Monday Participants in this session have advanced that agenda and will discuss the triumphs and pitfalls of managing nutrients, fisheries, and habitats in the Chesapeake Bay. Nutrient management plans for the Chesapeake watershed are some of the strictest in the nation. Fisheries managers are facilitating a shift from wild harvest to bivalve aquaculture and embarking upon one of the largest marine restoration projects ever. Stakeholders from crabbing and farming communities steward conservation activities to preserve the Chesapeake cultural legacy. Finally, the session will include a presentation about the Bay Game, a data-intensive, educational simulation game that incorporates the complex issues of the Bay. In the Chesapeake Bay, people have transcended impressive disciplinary, cultural, and political boundaries to carry out conservation activities. 10:30 Nutrient overload to Chesapeake Bay: Where it comes from and ways to control it Tom Jordan, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center; Donald E. Weller, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center; David L. Correll, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center; Dennis F. Whigham, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center; Matthew E. Baker, University of Maryland, Baltimore County 10:45 Multi-decade responses of a tidal creek system to nutrient load reductions: Mattawoman Creek, Maryland USA Walt Boynton, Chesapeake Biological Lab; C.L.S. Hodgkins, C. O’Leary, E. M. Bailey, A.R. Bayard, and L.A. Wainger, Chesapeake Biological Lab 11:00 Farmers as stewards Representatives of the Maryland Soil and Water Conservation Districts and the Maryland Farm Stewardship Certification and Assessment Program 11:15 Poultry litter management from a Stakeholder’s perspective Hobey Bauhan, Virginia Poultry Federation 11:30 The Bay Game Jeffrey Plank, University of Virginia 11:45 Looking back at the Chesapeake Futures Report, 10 years on Don Boesch, UMD Center for Environmental Science Open discussion follows from 12:00-12:30 lunch activities: 12:30 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. • SCB Groups Meetings SCB Chapters, Room 306 Working Group for Ecological Economics and Sustainability Science (EESS), Room 310 ............................................... • Workshop: The Do’s and Don’ts of Networking in Conservation (student workshop) Room 301 Organizer(s): ICCB Student Activities Committee • Workshop: Faculty/Researcher Training Resources for Research Ethics, Cultural Sensitivity and Communitybased Research for Conservation Biology (Day 1 of 2) Room 302 Organizer(s): Dianne Quigley, Northeast Ethics Education Partnership, Brown University • Workshop: Highway Wilding - A Documentary Screening Room 303 Organizer(s): Danah Duke, Miistakis Institute; Rachelle Haddock, Miistakis Institute 69
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