Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Symposium
-Sanctuary Currents 2011-
April 9, 2011
FREE ADMISSION
California State University,
Monterey Bay,
University Center, Sixth Street,
Seaside, CA
The diversity of marine life in Monterey Bay has attracted an unparalleled cluster of world-class research institutions, making our region a hotspot for both wildlife and ocean science. Join us to learn about some of the groundbreaking work our research community is undertaking using incredible tools such as undersea robots and electronic satellite tags. They’re unraveling mysteries about great white sharks, the northward invasion of Humboldt squid, and new species living on the slopes of little-explored seamounts. Their work is having an impact far beyond Monterey Bay, helping inform ocean science and management policies both nationally and internationally.
Sponsors
Institute For Applied Marine Ecology
California State University, Monterey Bay
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Save The Earth
NOAA's Southwest Fisheries Science Center
NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
Program of Events
8:00 - 8:45 am
Registration (This is a free event, pre-registration is NOT necessary)
Ricketts Memorial Lecture: The Biology of Giant Kelp: Implications for Kelp Forests and Beyond Dr. Michael S. Foster, Professor Emeritus, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories
From Highway 1:
Exit at the CSUMB/Fort Ord Main Entrance, which turns into Light Fighter Drive. Proceed on Light Fighter Dr. past General Jim Blvd. and make the next left onto Colonel Durham Rd. Continue on Durham and make the first left onto Sixth Avenue. The University Center (building with distinctive "white tent" roof) is on your left.
From Salinas:
Take Reservation Road. Turn left on Imjin Road, then turn take the first left onto Abrams Drive. Where Abrams ends at a stop sign, turn right onto Inter-Garrison Road. Turn left onto Seventh Avenue. Turn right onto B Street. Turn left onto Sixth Avenue. The University Center (building with distinctive "white tent" roof) is on your left.
For more information, contact Liz Love at (831) 647-4255, or email.
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