Explore the fascinating world of marine life in this 1-hour 23-minute conference talk featuring expert panelists from leading oceanographic institutions. Dive into discussions on fisheries conservation, climate change impacts in the Gulf of Maine, coral reef ecosystems, and marine bioacoustics. Learn from renowned scientists as they share their research and insights on the changing marine environment. Gain a deeper understanding of the challenges facing our oceans and the innovative approaches being developed to protect and study marine ecosystems. Conclude with a thought-provoking Q&A session to further explore the complexities of marine life and ocean conservation.
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Moderator: John W. Mandelman, Vice President and Chief Scientist of Fisheries and Habitat Conservation, Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life at the New England Aquarium
Andrew Pershing, Chief Scientific Officer, Gulf of Maine Research Institute
Anne L. Cohen, Associate Scientist with Tenure, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Christopher W. Clark, I.P. Johnson Founding Director, Bioacoustics Research Program; Senior Scientist, Neurobiology and Behavior; and Senior Scientist, Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University
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Harvard University
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