[yess] Fwd: [EBM Tools] EBM Tools Network Webinar: Finance Tools for Coral Reef Conservation: An Overview, June 5/6
- From: Carla Isobel Elliff <carlaelliff@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: yess@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2019 10:22:19 -0300
Hi YESSers!
Please find below details to two webinars that may be of interest to our
network (plus several others that are not directly related to ecosystem
services!):
*Webinar: Finance Tools for Coral Reef Conservation: An Overview*
*Presented by**: David Meyers of the Conservation Finance Alliance and
Venkat Iyer of the Wildlife Conservation Society*
*This webinar will be offered at two different times**:*
- Viewing 1: *Wednesday, June 5, Noon US EDT/9 am US PDT/4 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BoVvSwLgQ-GqO7osvPc4YQ>
- Viewing 2: *Wednesday, June 5, 9 pm US EDT/6 pm US PDT* *(Thursday
June 6, 9 am Australian WST/11 am Australian EST/1 am UTC)*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RhZKT0S4SQW3DPJ3K0XNXg>
&
*Webinar: Financing Coral Reef Conservation and Management with
Tourism-Related Tools*
*Presented by**: David Meyers of the Conservation Finance Alliance*
*This webinar will be offered at two different times**:*
- Viewing 1: *Wednesday, July 17, Noon US EDT/9 am US PDT/4 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jNI0kihxTYuh6Je3MGFalg>
- Viewing 2: *Wednesday, July 17, 9 pm US EDT/6 pm US PDT (Thursday,
July 18, 9 am Australian WST/11 am Australian EST/1 am UTC)*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5Wf9DQjtToCWS-SCe_PbIg>
Further information is described in the message below from EBM tools.
best,
Carla
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Subject: [EBM Tools] EBM Tools Network Webinar: Finance Tools for Coral
Reef Conservation: An Overview, June 5/6
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****Please distribute to other interested parties.****
The EBM Tools Network <http://www.ebmtools.org> is pleased to announce that
it will co-host a webinar on Finance Tools for Coral Reef Conservation. *The
webinar will be held at TWO times to make the presentation accessible to
practitioners in many areas of the world.* Please be aware of which time
you are registering for.
*Webinar: Finance Tools for Coral Reef Conservation: An Overview *
*Presented by**: David Meyers of the Conservation Finance Alliance and
Venkat Iyer of the Wildlife Conservation Society*
*This webinar will be offered at two different times**:*
- Viewing 1: *Wednesday, June 5, Noon US EDT/9 am US PDT/4 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BoVvSwLgQ-GqO7osvPc4YQ>
- Viewing 2: *Wednesday, June 5, 9 pm US EDT/6 pm US PDT* *(Thursday
June 6, 9 am Australian WST/11 am Australian EST/1 am UTC)*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RhZKT0S4SQW3DPJ3K0XNXg>
*Description:* The Wildlife Conservation Society, in collaboration with the
Conservation Finance Alliance and in support of the 50 Reefs initiative,
recently released "Finance Tools for Coral Reef Conservation: A Guide"
<https://conservationfinance.us6.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b37d1411f778c043250da5ab5&id=d728e03b5e&e=6109642dcc>
as a resource for protected area managers and others charged with managing
and financing reef conservation. The report describes 13 types of finance
tools which have either been proven successful at or have great potential
to support reef conservation and sustainable management. Some of the
finance tools to be covered in this overview webinar include various
tourism-based fees, biodiversity offsets, bonds, debt swaps, and
conservation trust funds. This webinar will share key findings and
recommendations from the report and invite discussion from participants.
This webinar is sponsored by the International Coral Reef Initiative (ICRI)
<http://www.icriforum.org>, an informal partnership which strives to
preserve coral reefs and related ecosystems around the world, as part of
its collaboration with the Conservation Finance Alliance for promoting
innovative financing for coral reef conservation.
*Co-sponsors:* OCTO (OpenChannels, The Skimmer, MPA News), the EBM Tools
Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe), and the Reef Resilience
Network
*Register:*
- Viewing 1: *https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BoVvSwLgQ-GqO7osvPc4YQ*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BoVvSwLgQ-GqO7osvPc4YQ>
- Viewing 2: *https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RhZKT0S4SQW3DPJ3K0XNXg*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RhZKT0S4SQW3DPJ3K0XNXg>
The full list of upcoming EBM Tools Network live events is below.
*Featured webinar:*
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*Webinar: Finance Tools for Coral Reef Conservation: An Overview *
*Presented by**: David Meyers of the Conservation Finance Alliance and
Venkat Iyer of the Wildlife Conservation Society*
*This webinar will be offered at two different times**:*
- Viewing 1: *Wednesday, June 5, Noon US EDT/9 am US PDT/4 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BoVvSwLgQ-GqO7osvPc4YQ>
- Viewing 2: *Wednesday, June 5, 9 pm US EDT/6 pm US PDT* *(Thursday
June 6, 9 am Australian WST/11 am Australian EST/1 am UTC)*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RhZKT0S4SQW3DPJ3K0XNXg>
*Description:* The Wildlife Conservation Society, in collaboration with the
Conservation Finance Alliance and in support of the 50 Reefs initiative,
recently released "Finance Tools for Coral Reef Conservation: A Guide"
<https://conservationfinance.us6.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b37d1411f778c043250da5ab5&id=d728e03b5e&e=6109642dcc>
as a resource for protected area managers and others charged with managing
and financing reef conservation. The report describes 13 types of finance
tools which have either been proven successful at or have great potential
to support reef conservation and sustainable management. Some of the
finance tools to be covered in this overview webinar include various
tourism-based fees, biodiversity offsets, bonds, debt swaps, and
conservation trust funds. This webinar will share key findings and
recommendations from the report and invite discussion from participants.
This webinar is sponsored by the International Coral Reef Initiative (ICRI)
<http://www.icriforum.org>, an informal partnership which strives to
preserve coral reefs and related ecosystems around the world, as part of
its collaboration with the Conservation Finance Alliance for promoting
innovative financing for coral reef conservation.
*Co-sponsors:* OCTO (OpenChannels, The Skimmer, MPA News), the EBM Tools
Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe), and the Reef Resilience
Network
*Register:*
- Viewing 1: *https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BoVvSwLgQ-GqO7osvPc4YQ*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BoVvSwLgQ-GqO7osvPc4YQ>
- Viewing 2: *https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RhZKT0S4SQW3DPJ3K0XNXg*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RhZKT0S4SQW3DPJ3K0XNXg>
*Upcoming EBM Tools Network events:*
*Webinar: **The effects of temperature on species distributions and
community composition: Implications for Marine Protected Area management*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_4fKeGEyBTHmptotSaQgJYg>
*Presented by**: Malin Pinsky of Rutgers University*
*Date/Time: **Thursday, April 11, 1 pm US EDT/10 am US PDT/5 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_4fKeGEyBTHmptotSaQgJYg>
*Description:* Recent research has shown that the geographic distributions
of marine species are changing – and will continue to change – as climate
change leads to geographic shifts in their preferred thermal habitats.
Furthermore, as a result of these changing geographic distributions,
ecological communities are being reorganized. These changes are already
posing challenges for managing living marine resources, and these
challenges are likely to grow as marine organisms continue to shift ranges,
including across national, state, and other political boundaries. This
presentation will provide an overview of relevant research (conducted off
the coasts of the US and Canada) and discuss implications for Marine
Protected Area management.
*Co-sponsors:* NOAA National MPA Center, OCTO (MPA News, OpenChannels), and
the EBM Tools Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe)
*Register: **https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_4fKeGEyBTHmptotSaQgJYg*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_4fKeGEyBTHmptotSaQgJYg>
*Webinar: **Managing the ocean in real-time: Tools for dynamic management*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_syPWOgLHSy2bbSxwhZjkZw>
*Presented by: **Heather Welch of NOAA and the University of California
Santa Cruz*
*Date/Time: **Wednesday, April 24, 1 pm US EDT/10 am US PDT/5 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_syPWOgLHSy2bbSxwhZjkZw>
*Description:* Spatial management is a useful strategy to regulate human
activities and provide protection for vulnerable species and habitats.
Dynamic management - a subset of spatial management in which boundaries are
flexible in space and/or time - is gaining traction as one solution for
managing features with variable distributions, for example highly migratory
species. This webinar introduces four applied dynamic management tools: 1)
a thermal indicator designed to mitigate loggerhead turtle bycatch, 2) the
fisheries sustainability tool - EcoCast, 3) WhaleWatch, designed to reduce
ship strike risk to blue whales, and 4) the Atlantic Sturgeon Risk Model.
These tools allow scales of management to align with scales of
environmental variability, animal movement, and human activities. Next
steps to advance the field of dynamic management will also be discussed.
*Co-sponsors:* OCTO (OpenChannels, The Skimmer, MPA News) and the EBM Tools
Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe)
*Register: **https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_syPWOgLHSy2bbSxwhZjkZw*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_syPWOgLHSy2bbSxwhZjkZw>
*Webinar: **The impact of human-caused ocean noise pollution on fish,
invertebrates, and ecosystem services*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RObrgPvrSaC8sdgNehb9uw>
*Presented by: **Lindy Weilgart of Dalhousie University and OceanCare*
*Date/Time: **Tuesday, April 30, 1 pm US EDT/10 am US PDT/5 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RObrgPvrSaC8sdgNehb9uw>
*Description:* Most fish and invertebrates use sound for vital life
functions. This presentation will summarize highlights from 115 studies
showing impacts from noise on 66 species of fish and 36 species of
invertebrates. These impacts include decreased growth, body condition,
feeding, reproduction, abundance, immune competency, nutritional condition,
catch rates, school coordination and structure, nest-caring, and territory
defense. Noise caused permanently damaged ears and sensory organs,
developmental delays and malformations, and increased stress, metabolism,
masking, and mortality. Impacts extend beyond individual species to include
communities of species and how they interact, compromising ecosystem
productivity, and ecological services (sediment mixing, nutrient cycling)
with commercial consequences. Conservation and management implications of
these findings, and possible policy solutions, will be discussed at the end
of this presentation. This work was sponsored by OceanCare.
*Co-sponsors:* OCTO (OpenChannels, The Skimmer, MPA News) and the EBM Tools
Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe)
*Register: **https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RObrgPvrSaC8sdgNehb9uw*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RObrgPvrSaC8sdgNehb9uw>
*NEW TIME!*
*Webinar: **China's Underwater Cultural Heritage in the South China Sea:
Nanhai #1, A Window on the Maritime Silk Road*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_63TXJoNbQf-PLkPzuCnbwA>
*Presented by: **Hans Van Tilburg of the NOAA Office of National Marine
Sanctuaries*
*Date/Time: **Thursday, May 9, 3 pm US EDT/Noon US PDT/7 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_63TXJoNbQf-PLkPzuCnbwA>
*Description:* Underwater Cultural Heritage can inform us about past events
and seafaring cultures in powerful ways. China's ambitious Nanhai #1
excavation project has achieved a new milestone in the recovery of
underwater cultural heritage artifacts. The discovery of a 900-year old
Song dynasty merchant vessel initiated the removal of the adjacent seafloor
along with the intact wreck, allowing for meticulous "in situ" excavation
under environmentally controlled conditions within a specially-built lab.
The wealth of porcelains and trade goods found with the vessel demonstrates
the extensive and vibrant past of the Maritime Silk Road, and
archaeologists are only now reaching the lower levels of the vessel’s cargo
holds. The project is also relevant to today’s resource and management
issues in the South China Sea.
*Co-sponsors:* NOAA National MPA Center, OCTO (MPA News, OpenChannels), and
the EBM Tools Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe)
*Register: **https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_63TXJoNbQf-PLkPzuCnbwA*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_63TXJoNbQf-PLkPzuCnbwA>
*Webinar: **Building Knowledge, Capacity, and Collaborations to Develop
Indicators for Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management in Case Studies across
the World* <https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Z3MTahMJSNm5HxzBSPO-VA>
*Presented by: **Beth Fulton of CSIRO and Keith Sainsbury of the University
of Tasmania*
*Date/Time: **Thursday, May 22, 7 pm US EDT/4 pm US PDT/11 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Z3MTahMJSNm5HxzBSPO-VA>
*Thursday, May 23, 9 am Australian EDT*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Z3MTahMJSNm5HxzBSPO-VA>
*Description:* Collaborations of managers, policymakers, and scientists are
currently developing useable indicators of ecosystem structure and function
in four case study regions: Bering Sea – Alaska, US; Marine waters off of
Southeast Australia; Marine waters off of Southwest India; and the Humboldt
Current upwelling system – Chile. Funded by the Lenfest Ocean Program and
CSIRO, the purpose of this project is to develop indicators along with
guidelines for applying them in a variety of ecosystems and management
contexts. Now two years in, Drs. Fulton and Sainsbury will share their
progress on developing indicators of structure and function and building
the capacity and partnerships needed in the case study regions to evaluate
their use in incorporating ecosystem approaches into fisheries management.
*Co-sponsors:* Lenfest Ocean Program, OCTO (OpenChannels, The Skimmer, MPA
News), and the EBM Tools Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe)
*Register: **https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Z3MTahMJSNm5HxzBSPO-VA*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Z3MTahMJSNm5HxzBSPO-VA>
*NEW WEBINAR!*
*Webinar: Finance Tools for Coral Reef Conservation: An Overview *
*Presented by**: David Meyers of the Conservation Finance Alliance and
Venkat Iyer of the Wildlife Conservation Society*
*This webinar will be offered at two different times**:*
- Viewing 1: *Wednesday, June 5, Noon US EDT/9 am US PDT/4 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BoVvSwLgQ-GqO7osvPc4YQ>
- Viewing 2: *Wednesday, June 5, 9 pm US EDT/6 pm US PDT* *(Thursday
June 6, 9 am Australian WST/11 am Australian EST/1 am UTC)*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RhZKT0S4SQW3DPJ3K0XNXg>
*Description:* The Wildlife Conservation Society, in collaboration with the
Conservation Finance Alliance and in support of the 50 Reefs initiative,
recently released "Finance Tools for Coral Reef Conservation: A Guide"
<https://conservationfinance.us6.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b37d1411f778c043250da5ab5&id=d728e03b5e&e=6109642dcc>
as a resource for protected area managers and others charged with managing
and financing reef conservation. The report describes 13 types of finance
tools which have either been proven successful at or have great potential
to support reef conservation and sustainable management. Some of the
finance tools to be covered in this overview webinar include various
tourism-based fees, biodiversity offsets, bonds, debt swaps, and
conservation trust funds. This webinar will share key findings and
recommendations from the report and invite discussion from participants.
This webinar is sponsored by the International Coral Reef Initiative (ICRI)
<http://www.icriforum.org>, an informal partnership which strives to
preserve coral reefs and related ecosystems around the world, as part of
its collaboration with the Conservation Finance Alliance for promoting
innovative financing for coral reef conservation.
*Co-sponsors:* OCTO (OpenChannels, The Skimmer, MPA News), the EBM Tools
Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe), and the Reef Resilience
Network
*Register:*
- Viewing 1: *https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BoVvSwLgQ-GqO7osvPc4YQ*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BoVvSwLgQ-GqO7osvPc4YQ>
- Viewing 2: *https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RhZKT0S4SQW3DPJ3K0XNXg*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RhZKT0S4SQW3DPJ3K0XNXg>
*NEW WEBINAR!*
*Webinar: **Conservation targets and how much of the world do we need to
protect?* <https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_uX_XJKGKR5im4CpjApow7Q>
*Presented by:** Harvey Locke of the IUCN World Commission on Protected
Areas Beyond the Aichi Targets Task Force*
*Date/Time: **Thursday, July 11, 1 pm US EDT/10 am US PDT/5 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_uX_XJKGKR5im4CpjApow7Q>
*Description:* What should global conservation targets be beyond 2020? The
Beyond the Aichi Targets Task Force, appointed by the IUCN World Commission
on Protected Areas, is trying to answer this question and is developing a
framework for potential use by the Convention on Biological Diversity to
help implement post-2020 targets set at the next Conference of the Parties
in China. The Three Global Conditions for Biodiversity Conservation
Framework proposes to divide the world into three conditions: 1) heavily
used areas, 2) intermediate areas, and 3) wild areas. Each of these global
conditions requires different conservation and restoration strategies to
restore or maintain biodiversity and ecosystem function. The Task Force is
currently exploring the applicability of this framework to the world ocean.
Dr. Harvey Locke, Chair of the Beyond the Aichi Targets Task Force, will
present the results of a global scientific survey on area-based
conservation and explore the idea of the Three Global Conditions framework.
*Co-sponsors:* NOAA National MPA Center, OCTO (MPA News, OpenChannels), and
the EBM Tools Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe)
*Register: **https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_uX_XJKGKR5im4CpjApow7Q*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_uX_XJKGKR5im4CpjApow7Q>
*NEW WEBINAR!*
*Webinar: Financing Coral Reef Conservation and Management with
Tourism-Related Tools*
*Presented by**: David Meyers of the Conservation Finance Alliance*
*This webinar will be offered at two different times**:*
- Viewing 1: *Wednesday, July 17, Noon US EDT/9 am US PDT/4 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jNI0kihxTYuh6Je3MGFalg>
- Viewing 2: *Wednesday, July 17, 9 pm US EDT/6 pm US PDT (Thursday,
July 18, 9 am Australian WST/11 am Australian EST/1 am UTC)*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5Wf9DQjtToCWS-SCe_PbIg>
*Description:* Coral reefs provide enormous economic value to humanity, and
their value for recreation is one of the easiest to capture financially.
This webinar will explore the range of existing and emerging tools that
protected areas and site managers can use to capture funds from tourism for
conservation and management. Specifically the webinar will discuss the use
of: 1) entry, activity, and special use fees; 2) commercial concessions; 3)
departure taxes; 4) partnerships with hotels; and 5) voluntary donations.
This webinar is sponsored by the International Coral Reef Initiative (ICRI)
<http://www.icriforum.org>, an informal partnership which strives to
preserve coral reefs and related ecosystems around the world, as part of
its collaboration with the Conservation Finance Alliance for promoting
innovative financing for coral reef conservation.
*Co-sponsors:* OCTO (OpenChannels, The Skimmer, MPA News), the EBM Tools
Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe), and the Reef Resilience
Network
*Register:*
- Viewing 1: *https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jNI0kihxTYuh6Je3MGFalg*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jNI0kihxTYuh6Je3MGFalg>
- Viewing 2: *https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5Wf9DQjtToCWS-SCe_PbIg*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5Wf9DQjtToCWS-SCe_PbIg>
*RESCHEDULED!*
*Webinar: **Sargassum Watch System warns of incoming seaweed*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rpcnS14jRjOfqdmI0Ke3AA>
*Presented by: **Chuanmin Hu of the University of South Florida*
*Date/Time: **Tuesday, August 27, 1 pm US EDT/10 am US PDT/5 pm UTC*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rpcnS14jRjOfqdmI0Ke3AA>
*Description:* The Sargassum Watch System (SaWS) uses satellite data and
numerical models to detect and track pelagic Sargassum in near-real time.
Sargassum is a pelagic seaweed that floats on the ocean surface and is
abundant in the Intra-Americas Sea, the Atlantic, and along the coast of
Europe. In the ocean, it provides an important habitat for many marine
animals. On shore, it serves as fertilizer for sand dunes and biomass for
food and fuel. Excessive amounts of Sargassum on beaches in populated areas
can cause problems, however. Sargassum decomposition on beaches smells bad,
attracts insects, smothers turtle nesting sites, and causes fish kills, in
addition to diminishing tourism. Annual Sargassum inundation events are
currently occurring annually along the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean coasts.
SaWS monitors Sargassum distribution and abundance in the ocean to aid the
study of ocean ecology, help fisheries management, and forecast Sargassum
beaching events.
*Co-sponsors:* OCTO (OpenChannels, The Skimmer, MPA News) and the EBM Tools
Network (co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe)
*Register: **https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rpcnS14jRjOfqdmI0Ke3AA*
<https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rpcnS14jRjOfqdmI0Ke3AA>
Best wishes for your work,
Sarah Carr
Network Coordinator
Coastal-Marine EBM Tools Network
Co-coordinated by OCTO and NatureServe
www.ebmtools.org
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