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 Workshops and Sessions (12-14 December)
THEME 3: ECOSYSTEM-BASED MANAGEMENT: FROM RIVER BASINS TO COASTAL SEAS

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Dr. Noel Eusebio Padilla, Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Philippines, discussed the importance of resource valuation of coastal ecosystems with Dr. John Pernetta, UNEP/GEF SCS Project, serving as chair.

Proceedings of the Workshop on Ecosystem-based Management: From River Basins to Coastal Seas
 

 

Thematic Keynote
Ecosystem Management of Interrelated River Basins, Estuaries, and Coastal Seas
John H. Dunnigan
Assistant Administrator
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

 

Ecosystem-based Management of Interrelated River Basins, Estuaries and Coastal Seas

Laguna de Bay - Its Challenges and Workable Solutions
Ma. Jofel V. Monte
Laguna Lake Development Authority

ICM Scaling Up: Integrated Management of Taedong River Basin and Nampho Coastal Area
Kim Kwang Ju
Project Management and Consulting Office Ministry of Land and Environment Protection, DPR of Korea

Sustainable Development Strategies of Integrated River Basin and Coastal Management of Jakarta Bay, Indonesia
Ario Damar
Centre for Coastal and Marine Resource Studies, Indonesia

Top-Down and Bottom-Up Approaches to Habitat and Living Resource Restoration in Chesapeake Bay
Peter Bergstrom
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Chesapeake Bay Office

Assessment Frameworks Of Bohai Sea Ecological Assets: Implication In Ecosystem-Based Management
Shang Chen
Ecological Assessment Group First Institute of Oceanography, SOA

Implementation of New Integrated Coastal Water Quality Management Initiatives in Republic of Korea
Chang-Hee Lee
Myongji University

Trans-Boundary Cooperation for Sustainable Development of the Lower Mekong Basin
Keu Moua
Mekong River Commission Secretariat

Implementing the Manila Bay Coastal Strategy
Corazon Davis
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Republic of the Philippines

Action Plan for the Rehabilitation of Tokyo Bay with Ecological Science and Technology
Yasushi Hosokawa
Port and Airport Research Institute

Engagement of Stakeholders to Reduce Nutrient Loading of Pollutants into Chesapeake Bay
David Nemazie
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

Strategies and Actions for Promoting Ecosystem Based Management of Interrelated River Basins, Estuaries and Coastal Seas
Huming Yu
PEMSEA

Regional Secretariat for Twinning Arrangements in Ecosystem Management of Interrelated River Basins, Estuaries and Coastal Seas
Jong Deog Kim
Korea Maritime Institute

 

Management Effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas

Management Effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas - Global Perspective
Diane James
Victorian Coastal Council

The Masinloc Coral Reef: Demonstrating Adaptive Co-Management
Olive Gregorio et al
Coastal Resource Management Office
Masinloc, Zambales, Philippines

Management effectiveness in no-take Marine Protected Areas in Victoria, Australia
Anthony Boxshall
Marine National Parks Research
Parks Victoria

Marine Protected Areas: A Literature Review and Some Preliminary Findings for Aquaculture Effect
Quach Thi Khanh Ngoc
The Norwegian College of Fishery Science, University of Tromso

 

Yellow Sea Partnership for Enhanced Public Awareness and Participation

Reducing Environmental Stress In The Yellow Sea Large Marine Ecosystem
Connie Chiang et al
Environment Officer
UNDP/GEF Yellow Sea Project

Cross-Sector, Trans-Boundary and Multi-Scale Partnerships for Yellow Sea Biodiversity Conservation
Sadayosi Tobai et al
WWF Japan

Amicability Embassador-Migratory Waterbirds in the East Asia and Australasion Fly Way Wetlands Conservation in the Yellow Sea
Kelin Chen
Wetlands International – China

KORDI’s Public Awareness Activities in the Yellow Sea Partnership (YSP)
Sik Huh
Principal Researcher
Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute (KORDI)

Yancheng Coastal Marshes - A Demonstration of Partnership Building in Environmental Education
Li Yao
GEF/UNDP Wetland Project

 

Habitat Management and Restoration

Collaboration for Coral Reef Management in the South China Sea
Themasak Yeemin et al
Marine Biodiversity Research Group
Department of Biology, Faculty of Science
Ramkhamhaeng University

The UNEP/GEF Seagrass Demonstration Sites in South China Sea: A Milestone in Seagrass Research & Coastal Resources Management in East Asia
Miguel D. Fortes et al
Professor of Marine Science
Marine Science Institute CS
University of the Philippines

Quantitative Study on Eco-environmental Water Requirements for Coastal Wetland and its Application to Shantou Wetland Demonstration Site in South China Sea
Xiao Yanzi et al
Consultant
SCS Project, UNEP/GEF

Case Study on the Development of Seagrass Management Demonstration Site at the East Bintan Coastal Area
Malikusworo Hutomo et al
Senior Scientist
Research Centre for Oceanography, Indonesian Institute of Sciences

Evaluation and Analysis for Economic Valuing Impacts of Land-based Pollution on Shantou Wetland
Wenjing Liu et al
School of Environmental Science and Engineering
Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, China

Uncertainty Analysis on Regional Marine Ecosystem Services Value
Honghua Shi et al
First Institute of Oceanography
SOA, China

Community and Government Involvement for Seagrass Conservation at Hepu Demonstration Site, South China
Xiaoping Huang et al
South China Institute of Oceanology

Sustaining Stakeholders’ Benefits at the Bolinao Seagrass Demonstration Site
Tutu B. Almonte et al
Demonstration Site Manager
UNEP/GEF South China Project,
Bolinao Seagrass Demonstration Site

Coral Reef Management and Restoration in Mu Koh Chang National Park, Thailand
Nipat Somkleeb et al
Marine Biodiversity Research Group,
Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Ramkhamhaeng University

Turning the Tide for SIDS: Sustainable Management for Coral Reefs Policies and Actions
G. Robin South et al
Regional Advisor for Australia and the Pacific
International Ocean Institute (Australia)

Mangrove Management and Restoration
John C. Pernetta
Project Director
UNEP/GEF South China Sea Project Coordinating Unit

Rehabilitation of Abandoned Shrimp Ponds Through Mangrove Planting at Nakhon Si Thammarat, Southern Thailand
Shigeru Kato et al
Faculty of Science and Technology
Seikei University, Japan

Proposed Mangrove Rehabilitation in Area after Tsunami in Southern Thailand
Viroj Teratanatorn et al
Mangrove Research and Development Division, Department of Marine and Coastal Resource

Challenges to Sustainable Management and Development of Mangrove Resources in Matang, Perak, Malaysia
Tan Kim Hooi
Center for Coastal and Marine Environment

Sustainable Community-based Mangrove Forest Rehabilitation in Thailand
Benjamas Chotthong et al
Thailand Environment Institute

How effective is mangrove reforestation? The community benefits
Mark E.M. Walton et al
School of Ocean Sciences

Pilot Monitoring of the Mangrove Forests of Manila Bay, Philippines
Edgardo E. Vendiola, Ph.D
DENR, Quezon City, Philippines

 

Ecosystem-based Management and Forecasting

Ocean Futures and Human Health: Practical Management and Policy Issues in Coastal Marine Ecosystems
Michael H. Depledge et al
Senior Science Advisor
Plymouth Marine Laboratory

Managing and Monitoring the Marine Environment at a Time of Changing Baselines
Michael A Kendall
Plymouth Marine Laboratory

Sustainable Options for People, Catchment and Aquatic Resources
Mingyuan Zhu et al
State Oceanic Administration

Stewardship of the Ocean
Trevor Platt
Bedford Institute of Oceanography

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