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PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS
Presentations
On-the-Ground Climate-Smart Conservation
Moderator: Debra Schlafmann,
California Landscape Conservation Cooperative
Climate-Smart
Conservation: Nature-based solutions for a healthy future: Ellie Cohen, Point Blue
Conservation Science
Funding
Climate-Smart Conservation:
Abe Doherty, Ocean Protection Council
Getting to
Climate-Smart: project design, implementation, partnerships and policy
integration: Lara
Hansen, EcoAdapt
Greater
Farallones National Marine Sanctuary climate adaptation: Sara Hutto, GFNMS
Monitoring the Pulse of the Ocean
Moderator: BenŽt Duncan, Ocean Science Trust
Sea level
rise, storms, waves, and shoreline change: Patrick Barnard, U.S. Geological Survey
Climate-driven
changes to ocean water properties: John Largier., U.C. Davis, Bodega Marine Laboratory
Biological
response to recent changes in climate: Bill Sydeman, Farallon Institute
Applied
California Current Ecosystem Studies (ACCESS): Long-term monitoring to inform
ocean climate indicators: Meredith
Elliott, Point Blue Conservation Science
Implications
of climate change for fisheries: The human dimensions: Carrie Pomeroy, California Sea
Grant Extension, UCSD; Institute of Marine Sciences, UCSC
Thinking Globally and Planning Locally for Sea Level Rise
Moderator: Amy Hutzel, State Coastal Conservancy
Update to
the General Plan Guidelines, implementation of recent climate adaptation
legislation and improved resources on climate adaptation: Michael McCormick, GovernorÕs
Office of Planning and Research
Sea Change
San Mateo County: Hilary
Papendick, County of San Mateo, Office of Sustainability
Leaning into
adaptation: the challenges ahead: Jack Liebster, County of Marin, Community Development Agency
Ocean Beach
Master Plan: Ben Grant,
San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR)
Climate-Smart from Watershed to Sea
Moderator: Andy Gunther, Bay Area Ecosystems Climate Change
Consortium
Quantifying
coastal fog for management actions: Alicia Torregrosa, U.S. Geological Survey
SAGE-Engineering
with Nature: Using natural systems and processes for climate change adaptation: Marriah Abellera, U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers and Elizabeth Murray, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
North End of
Bolinas Lagoon wetlands enhancement and sea level rise adaptation: Veronica Pearson, Marin County
Parks
NOAA's Habitat
Blueprint and the Resilient Lands and Waters Initiative: Managing Our Natural
and Water Resources from ÒSea to Summit to Sea,Ó an example
from the Russian River Habitat Focus Area: Natalie Cosentino-Manning, NOAA Fisheries
Restoration Center
Education Tables
Game
of Floods Outreach Activity: Lauren Armstrong, Marin County Community
Development Agency
Climate
Kids: Laura Hampton, Climate Science Alliance – South Coast
Greater
Farallones National Marine Sanctuary Climate Education Programs: Carol Preston
and Rietta Hohman, Greater Farallones NMS
The Youth Exploring Sea
Level Rise Science (YESS) Project: Educating, Engaging, and Empowering
Youth on Climate Change: Marina Psaros, Coravai LLC
Posters
Understanding coastal habitat
dynamics by analysis of harbor seal habitat use: Karen Backe, Romberg
Tiburon Center, SFSU
Improving an Ocean
Acidification Observing System in Support of Pacific Coast Shell Fish Growers:
Aric Bickel, MBARI
Testing a Novel Adaptation
Strategy in a California Salt Marsh: Evyan Borgnis, State Coastal
Conservancy
Farallon Island Wildlife
Status Update for 2014-2015: Russ Bradley, Point Blue Conservation Science
Vessel speed reduction (VSR)
program in the Santa Barbara Channel: Michael Carver, Cordell Bank National
Marine Sanctuary
North Central California
Ecosystem Status Update for 2014-2015: Meredith Elliott, Point Blue
Conservation Science
The Ocean Acidification Story:
Connecting Science to Outreach: Laura Francis, Channel Islands National
Marine Sanctuary
Sonoma Creek Enhancement
Project: Courtney Gutman, Audubon California
California Coastal
Commission Sea Level Rise Policy Guidance: Michelle Jesperson and Kelsey
Ducklow, California Coastal Commission
Managing the Coastal
Squeeze – Resilience Planning for Shoreline Residential Development:
Michelle Jesperson and Mary Matella, California Coastal Commission
Youth-based citizen science
program reveals climate-related trends in rocky intertidal: Monika Krach,
Greater Farallones Association
Cracking Crabs with
Deliciously Difficult Data: Seth Lalonde, FlowWest
Biological mortality
anomolies in the northern and central California ecosystem, 2014-2015:
Kirsten Lindquist, Greater Farallones Association
Building on the
successes of the Ocean Climate Adaptation for the North-Central CA Coast --
Adaptation planning in other National Marine Sanctuary Communities:
Catherine Marzin and Joseph Paulin, Office of National Marine Sanctuaries
Protecting Blue Whales and Blue
Skies: The 2014 Vessel Speed Reduction Incentive Trial in the Santa Barbara
Channel: Jessica Morten, Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary
Resilient Small Cities:
Alex Porteshawver, City of Benicia
Two New Sea Level Rise
Projects for the Bay Area: Bruce Riordan, Climate Readiness Institute
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