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WHOI WHOI People Directory Welcome Important Dates Program Submission Organizers Logistics After Hours Menu Welcome Important Dates Program Submission Organizers Logistics After Hours Science and Governance for Sustainable Fisheries in a Changing Ocean The NAAFE Forum in Woods Hole May 23–26, 2023 Welcome Please plan to join us and your colleagues from all over North America (and the world) for NAAFE Forum 2023: Science and Governance for Sustainable Fisheries in a Changing Ocean, to take place in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, USA, May 23-26, 2023. The NAAFE Forum 2023 is being hosted by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) in collaboration with the NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center (NEFSC). We look forward to meeting you in Woods Hole. Keynote Speaker Scott Barrett Lenfest-Earth Institute Professor of Natural Resource Economics School of International and Public Affairs & Earth Institute Columbia University www.scottbarrett.org Additional information on abstract submission, conference registration and housing and logistics will be added over time. If you would like to reach out to the conference organizers, please email naafe@whoi.edu . Nobska Lighthouse, Woods Hole, Massachusetts Dates to remember Important Deadlines Special Session submission begins October 3, 2022 Deadline for Special Session submission November 14, 2022 Abstract submission begins December 9, 2022 Deadline for abstract submission January 17, 2023 Response to abstract authors participating Best Student Paper contest January 27, 2023 Registration begins February 7, 2023 Response to all abstract authors February 10, 2023 Submission of full papers for NAAFE Best Student Paper contest February 24, 2023 Review Committee decision on Best Student Papers March 30, 2023 Registration deadline for presenters of accepted papers April 15, 2023 Deadline for online registration for all participants April 29, 2023 Program Book of Abstracts is now available! BOOK OF ABSTRACTS PROGRAM Submission Abstract submission for Forum is closed. Student participants may be considered for the NAAFE Best Student Paper Award and NAAFE Best Student Presentation Award . Special Session submission for Forum is closed. Major topics include: Aquaculture Bioeconomic models Ecosystem services/non-market valuation Ecosystem-based management/climate change Equity and environmental justice Fisheries management Fishing communities Gender dimensions of fisheries and aquaculture Integrating social science in climate and ocean system models Transboundary and migratory fisheries Marine spatial planning/wind energy Markets & trade Performance measures/efficiency Recreational fisheries Rights-based fishery management Science, diplomacy, and governance Small-scale fisheries Seafood and nutrition Rachel Carson Monument in Woods Hole All submissions will be carefully reviewed by the Scientific Committee, and final selections will be made in consultation with the NAAFE Board. The Organizing Committee plans to include 3-4 Special Sessions in the program. Organizing Committees Local Organizing Committee Kathryn Bisack, NOAA NEFSC Social Sciences Branch Ann Devenish, WHOI Marine Policy Center Di Jin, WHOI Marine Policy Center Min-Yang Lee, NOAA NEFSC Social Sciences Branch Yaqin Liu, WHOI Marine Policy Center Alison Maksym, WHOI Marine Policy Center Tammy Murphy, NOAA NEFSC, Chief of the Social Sciences Branch Michael Neubert, WHOI Biology Department Kilaparti Ramakrishna, Director of WHOI Marine Policy Center Eric Thunberg, NOAA NMFS Office of Science and Technology Michael Weir, WHOI Marine Policy Center Ciara Willis, MIT-WHOI Joint Program NAAFE Representatives Chris Anderson, University of Washington, NAAFE President Kathryn Goetting, Oregon State University, NAAFE Executive Director Scientific Committee Leif Anderson, NOAA Fisheries Megan Bailey, Dalhousie University Anna Birkenbach, University of Delaware Kathryn Bisack, NOAA Fisheries Juan Carlos Seijo, Unversidad Marista de Merida Keith Evans, University of Maine Russell Goulet, Fisheries and Oceans Canada Porter Hoagland, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Dan Holland, NOAA Fisheries Jorge Holzer, University of Maryland College Park Rosamary Kosaka, NOAA Fisheries Kailin Kroetz, Arizona State University Min-Yang Lee , NOAA Fisheries Doug Lipton, NOAA Fisheries Yaqin Liu, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Gisele Magnusson, Fisheries and Oceans Canada Patrick Mahaux, Fisheries and Oceans Canada Eirik Mikkelsen, Nofima Minling Pan, NOAA Fisheries Lisa Pfeiffer, NOAA Fisheries German Ponce Diaz, CICIMAR Erin Steiner, NOAA Fisheries Olivier Thebaud, IFREMER Eric Thunberg, NOAA Fisheries Kanae Tokunaga, Gulf of Maine Research Institute Michael Travis, NOAA Fisheries Hirotsugu Uchida, University of Rhode Island Smit Vasquez Caballero, Research Triangle Institute Michael Weir, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Harbor seals Kitt and Bubba hauled out in their pool at the Woods Hole Science Aquarium. (Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Hannah Colwell) Logistics Following is logistical information to start your planning for the 2023 NAAFE Forum in Woods Hole, May 23 – May 26, 2023. VENUE will be held at WHOI and the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Woods Hole, MA. Registration and plenary sessions will take place in Redfield Auditorium (45 Water Street) and the poster session and banquet at the MBL Swope Center (5 North Street).Concurrent sessions will be at Redfield Auditorium, Smith Labs Conference Room (86 Water St.) and MBL Candle House (127 Water St.). All buildings are within a short walking distance. PARKING Parking is very limited in Woods Hole Village and tightly regulated. It’s recommended that you plan to stay in Woods Hole. For anyone that asked for permit parking in advance, you can pick up your permit at the registration table for parking at NOAA (next to the NOAA Aquarium. Look for the NAAFE Sign. For last minute requests, you can ask at the registration table, and we may be able to provide limited parking at the WHOI Quissett Campus. The WHOI shuttle will be available, but times are limited. See WHOI Shuttle Schedule . Directions, Maps, Local and Historical Woods Hole Information Directions to WHOI and all WHOI campus maps can be found here and additional local information on WHOI, Woods Hole, Falmouth and the history of the WHOI Scientific Community can be found by visiting the WHOI local information site . Maps will be provided at the registration table and also can be found here . Air Travel The two airports nearest to Woods Hole are Boston Logan Airport (BOS) and Providence T.F. Green Airport (PVD). Both airports are just under 80 miles from Woods Hole, and both offer excellent bus service ( Peter Pan Bus Lines and Plymouth & Brockton Bus Lines ) to Falmouth and Woods Hole. Please check bus schedules and book well ahead of time. Ground Transportation Peter Pan Bus Lines and Plymouth & Brockton Bus Lines is available to Falmouth/Woods Hole from Boston South Station and Boston Logan Airport as well as Providence Bus Terminal only (not from T.F. Green Airport). At Boston’s Logan Airport, Peter Pan buses leave directly for Falmouth and Woods Hole, taking about 1.5 - 2 hours. The bus stop for scheduled buses” can be found right outside each terminal (exit ground floor of the baggage claim area) at Boston Logan Airport. You must book on-line in advance for bus service, and it is a good idea to book early! Both airports also offer many rental car services. Alternatives to bus or rental car transportation Green Shuttle Long’s Taxi & Airport Transportation White Tie Limousine Falmouth Taxi (508) 548-3100 All Season Taxi (774) 510-0150 Local Transportation Cape Regional Regional Transit Authority Sealine Schedule (Cape Cod regional bus - connects Falmouth and Woods Hole and the rest of the Cape) Bike Rental Corner Cycle (Falmouth) Holiday Cycles of Falmouth Heights (Falmouth): (508) 540-3549 Arts Bike Shop (North Falmouth) Shining Sea Bikeway Lodging...