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Focus Area History and Reports
- 1. Welcome Nikola Garber Focus Team Annual Meeting October 14, 2010
- 2. Perspiration • Reviewing impact statements – 2008: 2787 impacts (1585 cleaned) • Improved impact guidance – 2009: 670 impacts
- 3. Appreciation • National Sea Grant Implementation Plan • Identifying national stories • Strategic investments • Aquaculture ($10.8M in 2010-12) • Invasive species ($2M in 2010 and 2011) • Providing national leadership and support • Energy Use in Fisheries Symposium • Big ideas • Small Business and Innovative Research (SBIR) • Budget initiatives
- 4. Inspiration • NOAA Reorganization • New NOAA Climate Service • Hallmark of new OAR is innovation • NOAA Next Generation Strategic Plan • National Ocean Policy • Deepwater Horizon • Interagency disaster planning • Renewed NOAA/EPA MOA • SBIR
- 5. Vision for the future • Big ideas – SBIR – NOPP – NOAA annual budget initiatives • Ground truthing • Innovation
- 6. Evolution of Focus Teams Jim Murray Deputy Director National Sea Grant Office
- 7. Beginnings • National Research Council recommendations • NOAA National Sea Grant College Program Strategic Plan 2009-2013: Meeting the Challenge • Four focus areas • Healthy Coastal Ecosystems • Hazard Resilient Coastal Communities • Safe and Sustainable Seafood Supply • Sustainable Coastal Development • Three cross-cutting goals • Research, Education, Extension • Purpose • To help the National Sea Grant College Program develop and accomplish the goals and strategies outlined in the four focus areas described in the NOAA National Sea Grant College Program Strategic Plan.
- 8. Focus Team Report: Safe and Sustainable Seafood Supply Jim Murray National Sea Grant Office Focus Team Annual Meeting October 14, 2010
- 9. Members National Sea Grant Office Jim Murray (Chair) Gene Kim (Alternate Chair) Jacky Haskell (Coordinator) Sea Grant Advisory Board Rolland A. (Rollie) Schmitten State Sea Grant Programs Chuck Wilson (Vice-Chair), Louisiana Sea Grant Dan Williams, Washington Sea Grant Vicki Clark, Virginia Sea Grant Paul Olin, California Sea Grant Bill Dupaul, Virginia Sea Grant Phil Moy, Wisconsin Sea Grant Steve Otwell, Florida Sea Grant Dana Morse, Maine Sea Grant NOAA, University, and Industry Partners Terry Smith, National Marine Fisheries Service Christopher Moore, Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council Gil Sylvia, Oregon State University Jeff Stephan, United Fisherman’s Marketing Association, Inc. Ron Baird, University of North Carolina
- 10. Activities and contributions • 2009 Seafood Science & Technology Conference – Steve Otwell, Florida Sea Grant • Focus Team Seafood Science & Technology Subcommittee – Jeff Stephan, United Fisherman’s Marketing Association, Inc. • Advice on Sea Grant Aquaculture Research and Extension National Strategic Investments – Gene Kim, National Sea Grant Office • Symposium at 2010 American Fisheries Society Meeting: “Local Catch – Quality, Marketing and Consumption” – Terry Smith, National Marine Fisheries Service • Energy Use in Fisheries Symposium – Chris Moore, Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council • Fisheries Extension Catch Share Workshop – Ken La Valley, New Hampshire Sea Grant – Tom Murray, Virginia Sea Grant
- 11. Operating procedures • Communication by conference calls • Decision-making – Aquaculture subcommittee – Catch shares funding – In general, the goal is consensus. If not, the chair and vice-chair decide.
- 12. Hazard Resilient Coastal Communities Mike Liffmann and LaDon Swann Focus Team Annual Meeting October 14, 2010
- 13. Members NSGO Mike Liffmann (Chair) Lisa Adams (Coordinator) Sea Grant Advisory Board John Byrne, National Sea Grant Advisory Board Sea Grant Programs LaDon Swann (Vice-Chair), Mississippi- Alabama Sea Grant Robert Bacon, South Carolina Sea Grant Dennis Hwang, Hawaii Sea Grant Wendy Carey, Delaware Sea Grant Gene Clark, Wisconsin Sea Grant Joe Cone, Oregon Sea Grant Sharon Walker, Mississippi- Alabama Sea Grant NOAA Sandy Eslinger, NOAA CSC Eddie Bernard, NOAA PMEL Lisa Vaughan/ Nancy Beller-Simms, NOAA CPO
- 14. Projects’ Funding Process 1. HRCC solicited ideas in 2010 (Note: need to expand our reach for earlier and more SG and other input) 2. Ideas submitted to Liffmann and Swann 3. Best ideas invited to submit proposals under a Broad Agency Announcement (very short time fuse) 4. Proposals subjected to three external reviews 5. Funding provided and projects underway
- 15. HRCC Funded Activities • 2009 Climate Network Workshop – Jess Whitehead, SC Sea Grant • 2010 Coastal Processes Roundtable – Spencer Rogers, NC Sea Grant • National Climate Survey – Joe Cone, Oregon Sea Grant • Integrating Smart Growth, Hazards & Climate Change – Sarah van der Schalie, NOAA Oceans and Coastal Resource Management • SG-LG Climate Summit – Mike Spranger, Florida Sea Grant
- 16. Special Recognition DWH Oil Spill Response Gulf of Mexico Sea Grant Programs Climate Network Jessica Whitehead, Esperanza Stancioff, & Chris Conger
- 17. Sustainable Coastal Development Heather Triezenberg and Brian Miller Focus Team Annual Meeting October 14, 2010
- 18. NSGO Heather Triezenberg (Chair) Joshua Brown (Alternate- Chair) Lisa Adams (Coordinator) Sea Grant Advisory Board Ross Heath, National Sea Grant Advisory Board Sea Grant Programs Brian Miller (Vice-Chair), Illinois - Indiana Sea Grant John Carey, Hawaii Sea Grant Jim Falk, Delaware Sea Grant Jim Hurley, Wisconsin Sea Grant Mike Spranger, Florida Sea Grant Tom Murray, Virginia Sea Grant Stephanie Showalter, Mississippi- Alabama Sea Grant John Jacob, Texas Sea Grant David Hart, Wisconsin Sea Grant Kristen Grant, Maine Sea Grant Martin Jaffe, Illinois- Indiana Sea Grant NOAA Sarah van der Schalie, NOAA OCRM Members
- 19. 2009 Activities • 2009 Sustainable Urbanism Seminar -Kristen Grant, Maine Sea Grant • 2009 Climate Network Workshop – Jess Whitehead, North Carolina Sea Grant • Smart Growth for Coastal & Waterfront Communities – Sarah van der Schalie, NOAA Oceans and Coastal Resource Management
- 20. Projects’ Funding Process 1. SCD solicited ideas in 2010 (Note: need to expand our reach for earlier and more SG and other input) 2. Ideas submitted to Liffmann and Miller 3. Best ideas invited to submit proposals under a Broad Agency Announcement (very short time fuse) 4. Proposals subjected to three external reviews 5. Funding provided and projects underway
- 21. 2010 Activities • Working Waterways & Waterfronts National Symposium – Natalie Springuel, Maine Sea Grant – Tom Murray, Virginia Sea Grant • NEMO U7 Symposium & Workshop – David Dickson, CT NEMO • Sea Grant Coastal & Marine Tourism Roundtable – Jim Falk and John Carey, Delaware Sea Grant • Improved Land Use & Land Cover – Brian Miller & David Hart
- 22. 2011 Activities • Integrating Smart Growth, Hazards & Climate Change – Sarah van der Schalie, NOAA Oceans and Coastal Resource Management • 2011 SG-LG Climate Summit – Mike Spranger, Florida Sea Grant
- 23. Special Recognition Coastal & Waterfront Smart Growth Pam Rubinoff and Sarah van der Schalie Working Waterways & Waterfronts National Symposium Natalie Springuel, Tom Murray and Kristen Grant SCCD Network Vicky Carrasco (Chair), John Jacob, Kristen Grant, Lisa Schiavinato, Joe Lucente, Robert Emanuel, & Jim Falk
- 24. Focus Team Report: Healthy Coastal Ecosystems Miguel Lugo National Sea Grant Office Focus Team Annual Meeting October 14, 2010
- 25. Members National Sea Grant Office Dorn Carlson (Chair) Miguel Lugo (Alternate Chair) Jacky Haskell (Coordinator) Sea Grant Advisory Board Nancy Rabalais, Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium State Sea Grant Programs Barry Costa-Pierce (Vice-Chair), Rhode Island Sea Grant Anders Andren, Wisconsin Sea Grant Robert Kent, New York Sea Grant Dianne Lindstedt, Louisiana Sea Grant Russell Moll, California Sea Grant NOAA Partners Michele Dionne, Wells Reserve Roger Griffis, NOAA Fisheries University Partners Steven Gaines, UC Santa Barbara Russ Herwig, University of Washington Judith Weis, Rutgers University
- 26. Activities • Sessions about Sea Grant’s activities in coastal ecosystem management at: – 2009 International Marine Conservation Congress • Judith Weis, Rutgers University; Dorn Carlson, National Sea Grant Office – 2009 Coastal Estuarine Research Federation Conference • Judith Weis, Rutgers University – 2009 Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting • Dorn Carlson, National Sea Grant Office • Support for the 2009 Sea Grant Climate Network Workshop • Advice on the NSGO’s Invasive Species Research Regional Strategic Investments • Support for the Working Group to Identify Critical New Directions in Marine and Coastal Ecosystem Science Research for NOAA Sea Grant – Steven Gaines, UC Santa Barbara
- 27. Operating procedures • Communication by conference calls • Decision-making by consensus
- 28. Outstanding contributions Judith Weis Rutgers University
- 29. Principles of Service Jim Murray Deputy Director National Sea Grant Office
- 30. Procedural Manual: Overview • Need for clarity and communication on focus team roles, activities, and membership • General guidance designed to: • increase transparency • improve communications • increase consistency across teams • avoid conflicts
- 31. Responsibilities • Facilitate national planning, implementation, synthesis, and reporting. • Identify new national opportunities and directions. • Catalyze cooperative efforts within Sea Grant and external partners. • Solidify Sea Grant’s national identity.
- 32. Membership • Nomination process ensures: – Effective interaction with Sea Grant network and external partners – Multi-regional perspective – Broad expertise within the focus areas • Subcommittees – Within or among teams (cross-cuts) • Term – Life cycle of the national plan • Member replacement – May follow resignations – Recruitment emulates nomination process
- 33. Communication • Teams – Public conference calls and meetings • Among teams – Cross-cutting issues – Cross-team communication for consistency • With the Sea Grant network – Updates to the network – Input from the network – Communication with network groups • With external audiences – On behalf of the network • With the National Sea Grant Director – Periodic discussions – Focus team chairs are liaisons for frequent updates
- 34. Funding • Focus team responsibilities • NSGO may cover expenses as needed • Focus area funding • Allocation of funds should be transparent, participatory, and inclusive of ideas from focus team membership and the network • Providing input on National Sea Grant Office funding • Upon request from the National Sea Grant Director
- 35. Challenge to Teams Jim Murray Deputy Director National Sea Grant Office
- 36. Challenge • Use partnerships as a strategic tool and leverage or build contacts. • Be innovative and creative in recommending new initiatives and opportunities. • Collaborate across teams to address cross-cutting issues.
- 37. Questions We Hope You Will Address 1. How well is the Sea Grant network achieving its national goals? 2. What national impacts should be highlighted in communication products and reporting? 3. Where are the gaps in the National Strategic Plan? 4. What are new opportunities or future directions? 5. Recommendations for focus area activities
Notas do Editor
- This slide is meant to emphasize how the teams were created: with attention to expertise, multi-regional perspective, and representative of Sea Grant groups and partners.
- This slide describes the activities that the focus team has done or sponsored, and the focus team members who took the lead on each activity (*recognizing focus team members*).
- Members drawn from Sea Grant & NOAA and represent geographic and expertise scope. 60K-foot view and help advise our National Plan Yellow dots are where the focus team members are located. Expertise in climate, coastal storms, GL coastal engineering, SLR, shoreline erosion, beach nourishment, rip currents, tsunami, technological hazards and disasters
- Here we need your help. Not satisfied with our process to date. Timing is part of the problem. Have not known about money until last minute. 2009– All 25K used for Climate Extension Meeting. SCD and HCE also contributed
- November 9-11, 2009: Climate Network met in Charleston, SC to build the capacity of the Sea Grant outreach network to assist stakeholders in addressing climate change issues. On June 18, 2010 in Wilmington, North Carolina, a coastal processes roundtable, “Making Coastal Hazards and Climate Adaptation Work” brought Sea Grant coastal processes and climate specialists together to strengthen the capacity within the Sea Grant network to plan, deliver and evaluate outreach programming in two interrelated areas, coastal processes/hazards and climate change adaptation. A National climate survey to explore the views of coastal constituents concerning climate change. In 2011, the Smart Growth for Coastal and Waterfront Communities working group will convene an expert panel to explore how smart growth approaches can help waterfront communities plan for and address hazard resiliency and impacts of climate change. (Also supported by SCD) In 2011 Florida Sea Grant will host a National Extension Climate Literacy in Agriculture and Marine Sciences Summit for senior Sea Grant and Land Grant administrators. This will build capacity in both institutions to develop integrated, collaborative activities that focus on the issue of climate change. (Also supported by SCD)
- The spill posed remarkable hardships for our Gulf programs, stressed our staffs, and affected many of our constituents. All four of the GoM programs were involved to some extent or another, but clearly LaDon was the regional focal point while Chuck’s team got to do most of the heavy lifting on account of near-term impacts. Thanks for your leadership and caring! When we first started talking about the need to build our capacity to address climate change adaptation all eyes turned to NC and SC where we had the only climate extension specialist. Jessica Whitehead eagerly accepted our challenge to lead us through the early steps, and with Bob and Jack’s support, enlisted HI’s Chris Conger , and our Climate Network was born. Jess and Chris organized the 2009 Charleston meeting and enthusiastically lead our climate extension efforts. Thanks, both of you, and keep it going!
- Members drawn predominantly from include the Sea Grant community & one NOAA –at large rep. There is broad geographic and topical expertise representation. Members have subject-matter expertise in land use, regional and urban planning, decision-support tools, alternative energy, policy, coastal uses and access,tourism and recreation, and management of nonpoint source pollution.
- November 9-11, 2009: Climate Network met in Charleston, SC to build the capacity of the Sea Grant outreach network to assist stakeholders in addressing climate change issues. In 2009: Sustainable Urbanism Seminar that provided resources to Sea Grant staff & cooperative extension regarding sustainable urbanism. SCD training for the SGA: Focus team met with the SGA to help inform them of what sustainable development is. In 2009: Smart Growth for Coastal and Waterfront Communities was printed and distributed, along with the ‘hazards” related flyer. SCD also funded this working group to convene an expert panel that will explore how smart growth approaches can help waterfront communities plan for and address hazard resiliency and impacts of climate change.
- Here we need your help. Not satisfied with our process to date. Timing is part of the problem. Have not known about money until last minute.
- September 2010: Working Waterways & Waterfronts; A National Symposium on Water Access. Stellar representation from the Sea Grant Network September –October 2010: NEMO U7: SCD funded a symposium session titled “Hybrid approaches to sustainable land use planning and regulations” and the workshop “Building online decision support tools using Google mapping resources”. Upcoming Sea Grant Coastal and Marine Tourism Roundtable to discuss Sea Grant’s role in tourism. Not yet been scheduled but please join the “Sustainable Coastal Tourism” discussion on Saturday for more info. Improved Land Use and Land Cover Data; Initiating the development of a consistent land use and land cover data set for the nation’s coastal watersheds.
- In 2011, the Smart Growth for Coastal and Waterfront Communities working group will convene an expert panel to explore how smart growth approaches can help waterfront communities plan for and address hazard resiliency and impacts of climate change. (Also supported by HRCC) In 2011 Florida Sea Grant will host a National Extension Climate Literacy in Agriculture and Marine Sciences Summit for senior Sea Grant and Land Grant administrators in 2011. This will build capacity in both institutions to develop integrated, collaborative activities that focus on the issue of climate change. (Also supported by HRCC)
- Given my brief tenure with NSGO, I consulted with Mike, and we agreed that leadership abounds within SCD. In no particular order, we recognize the network contributions of : (1) Pam and Sarah for their heavy-lifting in publishing of (hold up a copy) xxxx; (2) A couple of weeks ago, Lisa and I, and 200+ others attended the WWWF Symposium in Portland. It was a follow-up to a meeting held in 2007 in Norfolk. Great job Nat, Tom and Kristen in having made it happen! (3) Last, but certainly not least, what an impressive network has been created by our extension specialists and their partners. Kudos to Chair Vicky, Immediate Past Chair John and the rest of the Executive Committee for helping the network grow and go!