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1 4 th National Working Waterfronts & s Symposium SYMPOSIUM AGENDA Concurrent Sessions Categorized by Themes: Climate Change Maritime Culture and Heritage Recreational Boating Waterfront Industries Working Waterfronts Workforce Development Monday Monday, November 16, :00pm-8:00pm Registration Open - Atrium 5:00pm-7:00pm Sponsor Display Set-up, Poster Set-up - Bayshore 2-4 Welcome Reception: Esplanade Suites 7:00pm-9:00pm An Evening with Laura Waller 7:00pm-7:30pm Networking with Refreshments 7:30pm-8:00pm Presentation by Laura Waller 8:00pm-9:00pm Networking with Refreshments Tuesday Tuesday, November 17, :00am-5:00pm Registration Open - Atrium 7:00am-8:00am Morning Refreshments, Visit Sponsor Displays, View Posters - Bayshore 2-4 Plenary Session 1 - Bayshore 1 8:00am-9:00am Welcome Addresses Jack Wiggin, Chair, Executive Committee, NWWN Bob Swett, Coordinator, Florida Sea Grant Boating and Planning Program Major Richard Moore, Leader, Boating and s Section, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Thomas R.P. Snelling, AICP, Director, Planning and Development, City of Tampa Keynote David Fann - A Historical Geography of Southwest Florida s Plenary Session 2 - Bayshore 1 The National Working Waterfront Network: Working for You 9:00am-10:00am Moderator: Jack Wiggin, Director, Urban Harbors Institute, University of Massachusetts Boston Panelists: Kristen Grant, Marine Extension Associate, Maine Sea Grant Kenneth Walker, Program Analyst, NOAA s Office for Coastal Management Dennis Ducsik, (retired) Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management Bob Swett, Coordinator, Florida Sea Grant Boating and Planning Program Natalie Springuel, Marine Extension Associate, Maine Sea Grant 10:00am-10:30am Refreshment Break, Visit Sponsor Displays, View Posters - Bayshore
2 November 16 19, 2015 Tampa, Florida Tuesday Tuesday, November 17, 2015 (continued) 10:30am-12:00pm Concurrent Breakout Sessions A1 - A4 A1 Aquaculture: A Powerful Tool in the Preservation of Commercial Working Waterfronts A2 Our Ports: Resilience Planning and Implementation A3 Washington Maritime: A Collaborative Approach to Industry Sustainability A4 Management of Large Vessel Congregations: A Case Study Moderator Sebastian Belle Nicole Faghin Joshua Berger Tom Shipp Sebastian Belle Joseph Gellings Joshua Berger Tom Shipp Richard Clime Greg Theisen Ann Avary Richard Moore Barry Hurt Deborah Mills Penny Dalton Alfredo Escanio Leslie Sturmer Robbin Peach Alan May 12:00pm-1:30pm Lunch Buffet Provided - Bayshore 5-7 1:30pm-3:00pm Concurrent Breakout Sessions B1 - B4 B1 Financial Implications B2 Marina and Port Resilience B3 Surviving Commercial Fishing Declines B4 Management & Use Issues Moderator Holly Abeels Mark Breederland Bill Mahan Thomas Ankersen Tola Adeyemo Navigating the Economics of Ocean and Great Lakes Resources Joe Lucente Ohio s Lake Erie Marina Industry Business Retention and Expansion Program Brenton McCloskey Building a Sustainable Working Waterfronts Program in Maryland Amy Samples Engaging Marina and Harbor Operators in Climate Adaptation Jody Thompson Addressing Coastal Business Needs and Coastal Hazards: Business Resilience Indices Lauren Land The Ports Resilience Index: A Participatory Approach to Improving Waterfront Resilience Ed Lewandowski Strategic Doing : A Public Engagement Process to Preserve Delaware s Traditional Maritime Communities Joy Hazell Pink Gold Rush: Documenting a Disappearing Commercial Fishery Richard Clime Training Maine Fishermen to be Shellfish and Sea Vegetable Farmers Thomas Ankersen Management and the Rights of Navigation in Florida Carrie Backman Survey on Dredging Needs of Rural Ports and s Brenda Leonard Florida s Clean Vessel Act Pumpout Program Henry Pontarelli Update from California s Working Waterfronts: Strategies for Protection and Enhancement Sarah Orlando Preparing Great Lakes Marinas for the Next Super Storm Rhea Williamson Northern California s Marine Research and Innovation Park: From Extraction to Sustainability Lance Roddy The NOAA Coast Survey Inquiry and Discrepancy Management System (IDMS) 15
3 4 th National Working Waterfronts & s Symposium Tuesday Tuesday, November 17, 2015 (continued) 3:00pm-3:30pm Refreshment Break, Visit Sponsor Displays, View Posters - Bayshore 2-4 3:30pm-5:00pm Concurrent Breakout Sessions C1 - C4 C1 Marine Spatial Planning Efforts Supporting the Future of Waterfront Industries C2 The Future of South Carolina Working Waterfronts: A Community Partnership Exploring Priorities C3 Maintaining the Stream of Commerce: Issues Facing the Atlantic Intracoastal C4 Connecting Tourists and the Working Waterfront: Examples and Innovative Tools from Oregon Moderator Jennifer McCann Elizabeth Fly Spencer Crowley Jamie Doyle Jennifer McCann Elizabeth Fly Brad Pickel Jamie Doyle Penny Dalton Jennifer Calabria Mark Crosley Kaety Jacobson Tiffany Smythe Alex Braud Kelie Moore Mark Farley Amy Wirts Tola Adeyemo Spencer Crowley 5:00pm-7:00pm Preserving the Working Waterfront Premiere - Palma Ceia 3&4 Wednesday Wednesday, November 18, :00am-11:30am Registration - Atrium 7:00am-8:00am Morning Refreshments, Visit Sponsor Displays, View Posters - Bayshore 2-4 8:00am-9:30am Concurrent Breakout Sessions D1 - D4 D1 Ocean and Coastal Economics: An Approach for Analysis at the Local Level D2 Enhancing Coastal Community Resilience in Working Waterfront Communities D3 Building Innovative Partnerships That Support Working Waterfront Industries D4 Water Access Projects: How Can we Address Permitting Delays Moderator Kristen Grant Kenneth Walker Nick Battista John Sprague Jeffrey Adkins Kenneth Walker Nick Battista Mike Montone Sarah Garcia Bill Needelman Josh Stoll Victoria Foster Lewis Lawrence Michael Porto Sheila Hoogeboom Tim Rach Kristen Grant Rhonda Price Richard Clime Patricia Harrell 9:30am-10:00am Refreshment Break, Visit Sponsor Displays, View Posters - Bayshore
4 November 16 19, 2015 Tampa, Florida Wednesday 10:00am-11:30am Wednesday, November 18, 2015 (continued) Concurrent Breakout Sessions E1 - E4 E1 Waterfront Design & Open Space E2 Climate Adaptation E3 Oral Histories and the Working Waterfront: Informing Decisionmaking and Waterfront Heritage Preservation E4 Anchoring Conflicts on Florida s s - A Case Study Moderator Lisa Krimsky Bob Swett Natalie Springuel Richard Moore Dan Adams Choreographing Shared Industry & Recreation on the Urban Waterfront Rob Holmes Cartographic Visualization of Dredging in Florida Joshua Wrigley Barbara Garrity- Blake Natalie Springuel Richard Moore Gary Klein Bill Sargent Samantha Islam Open Space as Waterfront Use: A Mixed Methods Study on the Gulf Coast Thomas Hawkins To Sink or Swim? Water-Dependent Infrastructure and Sea Level Rise Adaptation Policy Stephanie Showalter Otts Pat Doher Preparing Michigan s Waterfront Communities for Redevelopment Steve Ryder Protecting Valuable Shorelines and Eliminating Shoreline Erosion Lewis Lawrence Utilizing TIF s by Policy to Fund Local Dredging Projects Judd Schechtman- Rosenman Toxic Storm: Climate Change, Coastal Flooding and Land Use Solutions to Hazardous Materials and Brownfields in Floodplains 11:30am-12:00pm 12:00pm-5:00pm Boxed Lunch - Jackson St. Entrance Field Trips - Jackson St. Entrance 6:00pm-9:00pm Evening at the Florida Aquarium Dinner provided until 7:30pm; Buses depart from Jackson St. Entrance Shuttle transportation to and from the Florida Aquarium until 9:00pm 17
5 4 th National Working Waterfronts & s Symposium Thursday Thursday, November 19, :00am-9:00am 7:00am-9:00am Registration - Atrium Poster Session & Continental Breakfast - Bayshore 2-4 8:00-9:00am - Presenters will be stationed by posters for discussion Theme Climate Change Posters Maritime Culture and Heritage Poster Recreational Boating Posters Waterfront Industries Posters Poster #1 Alex Braud Exploring the Resilience of South Carolina s Working Waterfronts through Public Engagement Poster #3 Joshua Wrigley Voices from the Fisheries: Create, Archive, Share Poster #4 William T. Mahan Jr. Developing an Internet-Based Anchorage Guide for Florida s Emerald Coast Region Poster #7 Tola Adeyemo Dive into the Ocean Economics of Your Working Waterfront Poster #2 Elizabeth Fly Using Participatory Modeling to Help Fishermen Identify Climate Adaptation Strategies Poster #5 Nathaniel Trumbull The Environmental and Economic Impacts of Moorage Marinas on the West Coast Poster #6 Sadie Marie Yarbrough Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission Asset Management System (WAMS) Poster #8 Lauren Land WAVE: Information for Vessels Smartphone App Poster #9 Mike Liffmann Prevention of Aquatic Invasive Species through Best Management Practices at Working Waterfronts Poster #10 Jody Thompson Reversing the Tide: Preserving Working Waterfronts in Alabama Plenary Session 3 - Bayshore 1 Solving the Abandoned/Derelict Vessel Dilemma 9:00am-10:00am Moderator: Ryck Lydecker, (retired) Boat Owners Association of The United States Panelists: Steve Greaves, Past President, Recreational Boating Association of Washington Major Richard Moore, Leader, Boating and s Section, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Jennifer McCann, Director, University of Rhode Island Coastal Resources Center, and Director of Extension Programs, Rhode Island Sea Grant 18
6 November 16 19, 2015 Tampa, Florida Thursday Thursday, November 19, 2015 (continued) 10:00am-10:30am Refreshment Break - Bayshore 2-4 Plenary Session 4 - Bayshore 1 NWWN Policy Roundtable: Bracing for Working Waterfront Policy Change 10:30am-12:00pm Moderator: Natalie Springuel, Coastal Community Development Extension Associate, Maine Sea Grant Panelists: Jack Wiggin, Director, Urban Harbors Institute, University of Massachusetts Boston Nicole Faghin, Coastal Management Specialist, Washington Sea Grant Hugh Cowperthwaite, Director, Fisheries Project, CEI Capital for Opportunity and Change John Sprague, Director of Government Affairs, Marine Industries Association of Florida 10:45am-12:30pm 12:00pm Sponsors remove displays; Poster presenters remove posters Symposium Concludes 19
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