Présentations
Welcome
and Introductions
- Jamie Skinner, Director of IUCN Centre
for Mediterranean Cooperation
- Silvia Revenga Martinez De Pazos, Secretaria
General de Pesca Maritima
- Carl
Gustaf Lundin, Head, IUCN Global Marine Programme
- Simon Cripps, Director, WWF Endangered Seas
Programme
- Kristina M. Gjerde, Project Coordinator
Highlights
of Scientific and Legal Background Papers as Relevant
to the Development of an Action Plan
- Tomme Rosanne
Young, J.D. "Protecting the Natural Resources
of the High Seas:
Relevant
policy and legal instruments and options for a strategy
to protect priority
areas
and promote a system of MPAs"
- Susan Gubbay,
PhD. "Protecting the Natural Resources of the
High Sea:
the
need for high seas MPAs and possible priority areas
suitable for management as MPAs"
Short
updates/ Presentations from Participants
- Simon Cripps, Global Oceans Governance
in the Spotlight
- Guiseppe
Nortarbartolo di Sciara, Tullio Scovazzi and Patrick
van Kleveran,
Case
study on the Ligurian Sea Sanctuary, the first MPA
with a high seas Component
- Fernando Tempera, Update on the Protection
of Oceanic Areas around the Azores.
- Matt Gianni, Towards a System of High
Seas Marine Reserves
- Hjalmar Thiel, Update on OSPAR MPAs
(on behalf of Henning von Nordheim) and Unique
Science Priority Areas
- Ronan Long, Update on Deep Water Coral
Conservation in Ireland and the European's
Approach to High Seas
MPAs
- John Gage, Perspective of a Deep Sea
Benthic Biologist
- Lyle Glowka. Putting
Marine Scientific Research on a Sustainable Footing
at Hydrothermal Vents
- David Leary. The
International seabed authority and designation of
sensitive no mining
areas
for the conservation of hydrothermal vent ecosystems
on the high seas: legal and
practical
realities
- Vadim O. Mokievsky.
Marine protected areas in the High Seas
