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12:30 LUNCH BREAK14:00-16.30 WORKSHOP 1: Using Local Knowledge to Better Support Mangrove EcosystemManagement – experiences & opportunities in Thail<strong>and</strong>” (Organised by TEI & GSEI –workshop language: Thai)Discussion paper- Local Wisdom for Mangroves Management Chaired by Prof. SanitAksornkoae, President, TEI, <strong>and</strong> Thanpuying Suthawan Sathirathai, Chair, GSEI14.00-16.30 WORKSHOP 2: “Using <strong>Scientific</strong> Knowledge to better support Mangrove EcosystemManagement – experiences & opportunities from the Asian Region” (Organised by MFF –workshop language: English)Chaired by Dr. Barry Clough, ISMENOTE: Workshops 1 <strong>and</strong> 2 will be conducted in parallel. Participants should select which workshop they would like toattend.18.30 Welcome Dinner hosted by DMCRSunday 23November08:30DAY 2INTRODUCTION TO SESSION II:08:45-10.00Applying Local <strong>and</strong> <strong>Scientific</strong> Knowledge to Better Support Mangrove EcosystemManagementReport <strong>and</strong> discussion on outcomes from Workshops 1 <strong>and</strong> 2Chaired by Prof. Sanit Aksornkoae <strong>and</strong> Prof. Don Macintosh10.00-10.30 Coffee break10.30-16.00approx.Fieldtrip to the Ranong Mangrove Forest Research Centre <strong>and</strong> Biosphere Reserve,mangrove fishing village, <strong>and</strong> “Sea-Gypsy” village; includes a boat trip <strong>and</strong> lunch.(the field trip itinerary is provided on page 6)18.30 Dinner hosted by MFF5
Monday 24NovemberDay 309.00 INTRODUCTION TO SESSION IIIKnowledge-based Management - Case Study of the Ranong Mangrove EcosystemChairman <strong>and</strong> facilitatorsReview & Contributed papers:09:15 History of Mangrove Research in Ranong <strong>and</strong> Lessons LearnedS. Havanond, <strong>and</strong> D. Macintosh09:45 Forest Ecology & Management10:15 Coffee BreakClough, B. Aksornkoae, S. <strong>and</strong> Havanond, S.10.45 Mangrove Animal-Plant Interactions <strong>and</strong> their Application to ManagementOffenberg, J.11:15 Mangrove Fauna <strong>and</strong> its Utilization in Fisheries & AquacultureMacintosh, D. J., Ashton, E.G., <strong>and</strong> Paphavisit, N.11.45 The Ranong Biosphere Reserve: History, Objectives <strong>and</strong> Management ExperiencesH Thulstrup <strong>and</strong> W. Meepol12.15 Floral Biology <strong>and</strong> Pollination Ecology of Rhizophora mucronata in the Gulf of Kachchh,Gujarat, IndiaP<strong>and</strong>ey, C. N. <strong>and</strong> P<strong>and</strong>ey, R.12.45 Lunch Break14:00 The potential for eco-tourism development as a means to support mangrove conservationeffortsYakupitiyage, A.14:30 Approaches for Embedding Stakeholder Realities in Coastal Planning Processes: Casesfrom Mangrove Restoration <strong>and</strong> Rehabilitation in South East AsiaM. Osbeck <strong>and</strong> N. Powell15:00 Governance in a Spatial Context: Analyzing <strong>and</strong> Mapping Regulatory Regimes GoverningNatural Resources in Kuraburi, Phang Nga, Thail<strong>and</strong>Knight, R., Watson, K., Dill, J. <strong>and</strong> Moore, P.15:30 Mangrove rehabilitation through community involvement in post-tsunami Maldives, Thail<strong>and</strong><strong>and</strong> India: an example of South-South cooperationAsae Sakaya <strong>and</strong> Mr. Chaman Trisal, Wetl<strong>and</strong>s International <strong>and</strong> WISA16:00 Rehabilitation of Cyclone Nargis Affected Areas in Myanmar <strong>and</strong> Prevention from FutureNatural Disasters6
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