Fimmtudaginn 3. mars fer fram opin málstofa nemenda í námskeiðinu Coastal and Marine Conservation sem lýkur í vikunni. Fyrirlestrarnir fjalla um fjölbreytt efni sem snúa að verndun hafsvæðum (e. Marine Protected Areas). Fyrirlestrarnir eru sem fyrr segir opnir öllum áhugasömum og fara fram í stofu 1-2 í Háskólasetrinu. Þeir fara fram frá 9.00 til 13.30, sjá nánari dagskrá hér að neðan.

9:00-9:15
Benjamin Dippo: Can Iceland Blame its Plastic Beaches on Foreign Sources?

9:15-9:30

Carla Lange: Establishment of a MPA Network along the Norwegian Coast

9:30-9:45

Carrie Drake: Energetic Tourism: A case study of the Samsoe Renewable Energy Island

9:45-10:00

Daniel O'Farrel: The Value of Sacred & Spiritual Areas for the Protection and Conservation of Coastal and Marine Environments

10:00-10:15

Felix Mbong: Environmental Policy & Industrial Pollution Management on The Coast Of Cameroon

 

10:15-10:30 BREAK

 

10:30-10:45

Katherine Dolmage: Environmental Issues surrounding Aquaculture

10:45-11:00

Katie Auth: Reducing Non-Point Source Pollution: Watershed Management and MPAs

11:15-11:30

Megan Chen: The effect of Climate Change on Atlantic Puffin Populations

11:30-11:45

Kyle Sharpe: Marine spatial planning relations to coastal zone management and terrestrial spatial planning

11:45-12:00

Andrew Howarth: Environmental Sustainable Use Study: Developing an Integrated Coastal Management Plan for Onundarfjordur

 

12:00-12:30 BREAK (Lunch)

 

12:30-12:45

Sara Martin: Harpoons and Cameras: Is there room for both? A Review of the Commercial Whaling versus Whale Watching debate in Iceland

12:45-13:00

Alice Liu: Whaling in Iceland: Past, Present and Future

13:00:13:15

Susanne Kühn: Special Protected Areas (SPAs) in the German EEZ

13:15-13:30

Vilma Kuuliala: The Effect of Small Vessel Traffic on Protected Area