FYI...Stefanie

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From:          Cath Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject:       
Re: SeaViews Conference, 11-14 Feb 1998 - pass it on To:            
Antony William Kusabs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-to:      
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25  September 1997


Dear Antony,

I'm writing to let you know about the following conference and to ask
you to send this notice on to others on your marine and coastal
networks.  

Titled, SeaViews: Marine Ecosystem Management - Obligations and
Opportunities, it is to be held in Wellington, New Zealand 11-13
February 1998, the start of the international Year of the Oceans.
February is summer in New Zealand, which has a temperate climate.

Keynote speakers include Dr Paul Dayton marine ecologist of the Scipps
Institute, USA; Larry Merculieff of the  Aluet people in Alaska who
with Russian scientific collaboration has initiated community
management programmes, Professor Doliver Nelson of the London School
of Economics Law School who is on the Arbitral Tribunal of the UN
Convention of the Law of the Sea;  Dr Tevor Ward of CSIRO in Western
Australia who specialises in marine indicators and water quality;
Shane Jones, one of the Maori Commissioners on New Zealand's Treaty of
Waitangi Fisheries Commission.

The conference will explore the nature of ecosystem approaches to
managing human impacts on the marine environment, and in a
participatory framework, will get people discussing their preferred
futures for the sea, and how to get there.

Conference goers will be a mix of international and New Zealand, drawn
from all sectors of the policy and science communities, users of the
marine environment, commercial and traditional, recreational the
public.  We have support from both local and central government
agencies and are seeking further sponsorship.

This is an invitation to those on your networks to come and we would
appreciate it if you could pass it on. 

We are calling for papers with a deadline of 14 November 1997 for
abstracts and decisions on these to be made on 8 December.

If you or others are interested, please contact me by reply email or
contact the conference secretariat at [EMAIL PROTECTED], or myself on
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Regards,

Cath Wallace

Cath Wallace
Senior Lecturer in Public Policy and Economics
Schhold of Business and Public Management
Victoria University of Wellington
P O Box 600
Wellington
New Zealand

++64-4-495-5233x8552 Tel, ++64-4-495-5084 fax;
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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Dr. Stefanie S. Rixecker
Department of Resource Management
Lincoln University, Canterbury
PO Box 56
Aotearoa New Zealand
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fax: 64-03-325-3841
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