The First International Conference on Marine Mammal Protected Areas

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Malaysia Hamid, Shahima Director of Planning and Marine Park Management Department of Marine Parks shahima@nre.gov.my Mexico Rojas-Bracho, Lorenzo National Institute of Ecology National Institute of Ecology 476 Bahia Vizcaino Ensenada, Baja California 22860 lrojas@cicese.mx Micronesia, Federated States of Andon, Lisa Deputy Executive Director Micronesia Conservation Trust PO Box 2177 Kolonia, FM mctlrandon@mail.fm New Zealand Donoghue, Michael Department of Conservation Conservation House, 18 - 32 Manners Street Wellington donoghue@ihug.co.nz ICMMPA <strong>Conference</strong> Proceedings Malaysia Mydin, Jamal Director General Department of Marine Parks Jamal@NRE.GOV.MY Mexico Urban-Ramirez, Jorge De Jesus Universidad Autonoma de Baja California Sur Km 5.5 Carretera al Sur La Paz, 23080 jurban@uabcs.mx Monaco Grillo-Compulsione, Marie-Christine Exexutive Secretary ACCOBAMS Terrasses de Fontvieille Jardin de l'Unesco Monace, MC98000 mcgrillo@accobams.net New Zealand Ngapora, Kauahi Koroneho Whale Watch Kaikoura LTD PO Box 89 South Island, 7340 kauahi@whalewatch.co.nz 100
New Zealand Slooten, Elisabeth Associate Professor Otago University PO Box 56 Dunedin, 9001 liz.slooten@otago.ac.nz Norway Bjørge, Arne Senior Scientist Institute of Marine Research Gaustadalleen 21 Oslo, 0349 arne.bjorge@imr.no Papua New Guinea Rei, Vagi Department of Environment and Conservation PO Box 6601 Boroko PNG Port Moresby vrei@dec.gov.pg Portugal Pires, Rosa Parque Natural da Madeira Service Quinta do Bom Sucesso Caminho do Meio Funchal, 9064512 rosapires.sra@gov-madeira.pt ICMMPA <strong>Conference</strong> Proceedings Niue Richmond-Rex, Alana Oma Tafua 25 Garden Eastlakes, 2018 omatafua@yahoo.com Palau Holm, Tiare Executive Director Palau Conservation Society PO Box 1811 Palau, 96940 tiareholm@yahoo.com Philippines Mundita, <strong>The</strong>resa Republic of Philippines Quezon Avenue, Diliman Quezon City munditalim@yahoo.com Russian Federation Pavlov, Nikolay Komandorskiy State Nature Biosphere Reserve 29/1 Karla Marksa Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskly, 683031 gpz_komandorskiy@mail.iks.ru 101
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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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How to deal with temporally and spa
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• There is a nee
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A key question is: Are time/area cl
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Page 109 and 110: Australia Petrachenko, Donna <stron
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