Department of Fisheries Oceanography
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
2023 Fall Seminar Series
September 6 - December 6
Wednesdays, 3:00 pm
Attend in person at SMAST-East, rooms 101-103, or online via Zoom
SMAST-East: 836 S Rodney French Boulevard, New Bedford, MA 02744
For Zoom link or additional information, please contact Michael Harrison at mharrison3@umasd.edu
For links to the recordings of talks, please click on the talk title.
| SEP 6 |
Easton White, University of New Hampshire
Socio-ecological dynamics of fisheries in the face of extreme events |
| SEP 13 |
Michelle Bachman, New England Fishery Management Council
Area-Based Management at the Regional Fishery Management Councils |
| SEP 20 |
Katherine Kahl, University of Massachusetts Amherst
UMass Amherst Gloucester Marine Station: Our vision forward |
| SEP 27 |
Joseph Caracappa, NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center
Building a Climate-Ready Northeast U.S. Atlantis Ecosystem Model |
| OCT 4 |
Tara Dolan, Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries
Exploring population connectivity in winter flounder |
| OCT 11 |
CINAR Fellows - Gavin Fay, Genevieve Nesslage, Joshua Stoll, John Wiedenmann
(joint webinar with NOAA Fisheries, remote only)
Enhancing Linkages between Ecosystem Research, Stock Assessment, and Management: Presentations by CINAR Fellows in Quantitative Fisheries and Ecosystem Science |
| OCT 18 |
Robert DeConto, University of Massachusetts Amherst
(joint SMAST DFO/DEOS seminar)
Unprecedented Vulnerability of the Antarctic Ice Sheet: Implications for Global Climate, Sea Level, and Coastlines |
| NOV 1 |
Kelsey Leonard, University of Waterloo
(remote only)
Sustaining Tribal Fisheries |
| NOV 8 |
Katherine Mills, Gulf of Maine Research Institute
Climate Impacts and Resilience in Marine Fisheries |
| NOV 15 |
Meghna Marjadi, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Climate-related impacts on reproductive success and phenological events for anadromous river herring |
| NOV 29 |
Sarah Donelan, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Legacies of stress: eco-evolutionary consequences of transgenerational and carryover effects in coastal systems |
| DEC 6 |
Jason Cope, NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center
Tools and principles to support science-based fisheries management across the world |
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