The First International Conference on Marine Mammal Protected Areas

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Argentina Iñíguez Bessega, Miguel Angel Fundación Cethus 2087 Potosi Olivos, B1636BUA miguel.iniguez@cethus.org Australia Bejder, Lars Research Leader Murdoch University Cetacean Research Unit South Street Murdoch, 6150 l.bejder@murdoch.edu.au Australia Deering, Michael Director, MPA Operational Policy Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts GPO Box 787 Canberra, 2601 Michael.Deering@environment.gov.au Australia Gedamke, Jason Cetacean Biologist Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts Channel Highway Kingston, 7050 Jason.Gedamke@aad.gov.au ICMMPA <strong>Conference</strong> Proceedings Directory of Participants Australia Balcazar, Naysa Naysa 4/48 Blinco Street Fremantle, 6160 naysa_b@hotmail.com Australia Bossley, Mike WDCS PO Box 720 Pt Adelaide Business Centre Port Adelaide, 5015 mike.bossley@wdcs.org Australia Dobbs, Kirstin Director, Strategic Outlook Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority PO Box 1379 Townsville, 4810 tigger.dobbs@bigpond.com Australia McIntyre, Michael Whales Alive PO Box 3324 Tamarama, 2026 mick@whalesalive.org.au 94
Australia Petrachenko, Donna <strong>First</strong> Assistant Secretary Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts GPO Box 787 Canberra, 2601 Donna.Petrachenko@environment.gov.au Australia Ward, Trevor Greenward Consulting 17 Reserve Street Wembley, WA 06014 tjward@bigpond.net.au Bangladesh Mansur, Rubaiyat Bangladesh Cetacean Diversity Project Wildlife Conservation Society Road 2, House 89, Shonadanga R/A Khulna mowgliz@gmail.com Brazil Carvalho Da Rocha, Maria Elizabeth Instituto Chico Mendes De Conservacao Da Biodiversidade 1465 Avenida Santa Catarina Imbituba, 8878000 apadabaleiafranca@yahoo.com.br ICMMPA <strong>Conference</strong> Proceedings Australia Rafic, Milena Assistant Director, Cetacean Policy and Management Section Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts GPO Box 787 Canberra, 2601 Milena.Rafic@environment.gov.au Bangladesh Fahrni Mansur, Elisabeth Education & Training Coordinator BCDP/WCS 221, Pearabagh Railgate Boro Moghbazar Dhaka, 1217 swatchofnoground@gmail.com Brazil Augustowski, Mabel CEMAR Marine Conservation Reaearch Center Rua Bobo Tome 400 Sununga Ubatuba mabelaug@uol.com.br Brazil Palazzo, Jr., José Truda Brazilian Right Whale Project 24 de outubro 1000/2301 Porto A legre, 90510-000 info@baleiafranca.org.br 95
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ProCeedingS oF tHe FirSt internAtio
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST INTERNATIO
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Workshop 6: Creating Regulations th
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marine biodiversity and ocean healt
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catalysts, partners, or support sys
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Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale Nat
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Symposium 1: Designing MPAs and MPA
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networks in the public eye, on the
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Protected Area of Mediterranean Imp
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Mia dolphins, dugongs, and loggerhe
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Symposium 2: Managing MMPAs Moderat
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The following sugg
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• The importance
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have been that MPA managers lack ex
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capacity building in order to addre
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of a cargo vessel (M/V Dunlin Arrow
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Symposium 3: Networking for the Fut
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spatial extent of such “habitat
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Panel 1: Marine Mammal Research wit
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used to study smaller-scale habitat
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ehavior and cultural trait consider
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Bryde’s whales in Southeast Brazi
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Ocean-wide, international, collabor
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into question the efficacy of IWC w
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sanctuaries would benefit from care
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Panel 3: How Can MPAs and Networks
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Summaries of Presentations: Ship st
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