Workshop 2

17 and 18 September 2009 at Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics in Stockholm

The second workshop will turn attention to impacts of change and strategies for mitigation and adaptation.

Harvest control rules, including precautionary approach and ecosystem based management in the light of climatic change are central to this.

From the second FimaGlow workshop.
(photo: Eirik Mikkelsen)

1200 Welcome and lunch.

1300 Session 1. Overview

Arne Eide and Alf Håkon Hoel: The idea of FIMAGLOW
Arne Eide: Fisheries management and climate change: an introduction
Alf Håkon Hoel: The institutional dimensions of climate change and implications for fisheries

1415 Session 2. Reports from on-going projects

Eirik Mikkelsen and Arild Buanes: Climate change and fisheries in the Norwegian Arctic. Societal impacts and adaptation. Part 1 - Part 2
Bjørn Birnir: Changes in Migration Patterns of the Capelin as an Indicator of Temperature Changes in the Arctic Ocean.
Geir Odd Johansen: Result from FishExchange
Knut Heen and Øystein Hermansen: Aquaculture and Global Warming: The case of Salmonid Aquaculture in Norway
Alf Håkon Hoel: Arctic tipping points

1700 End day one

Friday 18 September

0900 Session 3. Casting a wider net - climate change and integrated assessments

Thorsten Blenckner: The HELCOM/ ICES integrated assessment for the Baltic Sea
Alf Håkon Hoel: The Arctic Council Best Practices in Ecosystems Based Oceans Management Project
Anne-Sophie Crepin: The Arctic Tipping Points Project

Discussion

1100 Session 4. Where do we go from here?

Discussion

1400 Conclusion and lunch

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