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coordinating our efforts : proceedings of the Marine Debris in Alaska Workshop, February 14-15, 2008, Anchorage, Alaska

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University of Alaska Fairbanks, Alaska Sea Grant College Program
Language
English
Pages
130

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Congresses, Marine debris, Marine pollution
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Table of Contents

Marine Debris Toast --
Synthesis of Proceedings Book --
Purpose of the workshop --
Acknowledgments --
Introduction.
Alaska Marine Debris Programs --
The NOAA Marine Debris Program: implementing a program to address the nation's needs -- Sarah E. Morison
Talking trash in Kachemak Bay: the Kachemak Bay CoastWalk Program -- Marilyn Sigman and Bree Murphy
Derelict fishing gear in Alaska: accumulation rates and fishing net analysis -- Bob King
Debris via the sea: St. Paul Island, Pribilof Islands, Alaska -- Aquilina D. Lestenkof and Phillip A. Zavadil
Marine debris remediation from Prince William Sound to Gore Point: Gulf of Alaska Keeper -- Chris Pallister
Kodiak Archipelago marine debris survey -- Andy Schroeder
Sunny Resurrection Bay: what's happening on our beaches? -- Tim Johnson
Cleanup of marine debris on Unalaska Island -- Nir Barnea
Norton Sound Economic Development Corporation Clean Water Program -- Wes Jones.
Marine Debris Technical Knowledge and Research --
Unmanned aerial systems and buoy technologies for locating and tracking marine debris in the high seas -- Tim Veenstra
Nature and sources of chemicals in marine plastic debris -- Benjamin Applegate, Chris Pallister, and John M. Kennish
Seabirds indicate plastic pollution in the marine environment: quantifying spatial patterns and trends in Alaska -- David Hyrenbach, Hannahrose Nevins, Michelle Hester, Carol Keiper, Sophie Webb, and James Harvey
Somebody untangle me!: taking a closer look at marine mammal entanglement in marine debris -- Aleria Jensen, Michael Williams, Lauri Jemison, and Kim Raum-Suryan
A tangled web: the mystery, math, and mechanics of net recycling -- Lois Young.
Summaries of Marine Debris Workshop Breakout Discussions --
Question 1: where and how accessible are regional shore-cast marine debris accumulations? -- Nir Barnea and Tim Veenstra
Question 2: is standardized marine debris data collection possible? -- Sarah Morison and Lauri Jemison
Question 3: what can be done with collected marine debris? -- Bob King and Lois Young
Question 4: how can we prevent and reduce marine debris sources through education and outreach? -- Bree Murphy and Jerry Dzugan
Question 5: how can emergent programs for marine debris removal and prevention be developed? -- Chris Pallister, Philip Zavadil, and Erika Ammann
Question 6: how does marine debris affect wildlife and the environment? -- David Hyrenbach and John Kennish
Question 7: what criteria should be applied to prioritizing marine debris cleanups in Alaska? -- Reid Brewer and Aleria Jensen
Participants.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Also available via the World Wide Web.

Supported by the University of Alaska Fairbanks with state funds and by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA National Sea Grant Office NA06OAR4170013 project A/161-01

Funding for the publication and the workshop provided by the NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service HA133F-07-SE-3949

This item was harvested from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Alaska Sea Grant College Program web site: http://seagrant.uaf.edu/lib/aksg/0901/mdacoe-debris.pdf in March 2009 for the Alaska State Publications Program; remote access available via StaticURL.

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Anchorage, Alaska
Series
AK-SG -- no. 09-01, Alaska Sea Grant College Program report -- no. 09-01.
Genre
Congresses
Other Titles
Marine debris in Alaska

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
363.7394/0916434
Library of Congress
TD427.M35 M38 2008

The Physical Object

Pagination
v, 130 p. :
Number of pages
130

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23947343M
ISBN 10
1566121353
ISBN 13
9781566121354
LCCN
2009376868

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