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Science Cafe @ the Marine Labs

September 10th, 2008

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October 4th 2008
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"To support research, education and conservation at MLML"

Friends of MLML sponsors a bi-monthly Science Cafes @ the Marine Labs featuring speakers from
MLML and other marine science institutions. Recent talks have covered such diverse
topics such as El Niño, intertidal ecology and conservation, deep sea denizens,
mysterious fish toxins, and the relationship between Ed Ricketts and John Steinbeck.
Call (831) 771-4100 for information about coming seminars.

The Friends of Moss Landing Marine Laboratories

Presents Science Cafe @ the Marine Labs on

September 10th, 2008

Science Cafes @ Labs are held in the Seminar Room of MLML at
8272 Moss Landing Rd.in Moss Landing. All seminars are free and open to
the public. Reservations are required.

For more information please call the Friends of MLML at (831) 771-4100.

2007*****

2006*****

Date	Speaker(s)	Title of Seminar
1/11/06	Mr. Tim Thomas Museum Historian and Director of Public Programs Martime Museum of Monterey	Frank Manaka and the Japanese Fishermen of Monterey Bay
3/8/06	Dr. Carrie Pomeroy California Sea Grant Marine Advisor "Fisheries: The Human Dimension"	"Fisheries: The Human Dimension"
5/10/06	Nevin Smith, Author& Director of Horticulture, Suncrest Nurseries and Barry Giles, Peter Slattery(MLML)	Restoration on the California Coast: Landscaping in a Sustainable Way
7/12/06	Dr. Rick Starr, Adjunct Faculty At MLML & Marine Advisor	New Marine Reserves in Central CA?
9/6/06		The History of Moss Landing: Celebrating the people and culture that call this place home.

2005*****

Date	Speaker(s)	Title of Seminar
1/12/05	John O'Sullivan, Curator Of Field Operations Monterey Bay Aquarium	The Great White Shark Project At The Monterery Bay Aquarium: The First Three Years
3/9/05	Andrea Woolfolk Eric Van Dyke Rikk Kvitek	A Glimpse into the Past & Below the Surface of Elkhorn Slough Tidal Habitat
5/11/05	Nancy Burnett	Retrace the expedition of John Steinbeck and Ed Ricketts in the Sea of Cortez, Baja, Mexico
7/13/05	Josh Pederson Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Outreach Specialist	"Sancturary Integrated Monitoring Network (SIMON): tracking the health of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary"
9/14/05	Dr. Michael Graham Assistant Professor Moss Landing Marine Laboratories	"DIVERSITY BENEFITS FROM THE BOTTOM UP: HOW SEAWEEDS STRUCTURE ROCKY SHORES"
11/9/05	Mark Shelley Sea Studios	Strange Days on Planet Earth

2004*****
1/14/04	Dr. Judith L. Conner, Director of Information and Technology Dissemination MBARI	Debris in the Sea
3/10/04	Mary Yoklavich NOAA, National Marine Fisheries Service, SWFSC	Expeditions Into the Deep: Counting Rockfishes In their Own Backyard
7/14/04	Milton Love , Research Biologist University of California Santa Barbara	Tons O'Fun in the Little Yellow Submarine: What We Have Learned About Fishes and Oil Platforms in Southern and Central California
9/8/04	Dianne Stellar, MLML Dive and Safety Officer	MLML Rhodolith Reserarch in the Gulf of California: Studying the Reefs that Rock and Roll
11/10/04	Dr. Ivano Aiello, Professor, MLML	From Planets to Microbes

2003*****
1/8/03	Barry Giles, Building Service Engineer, MLML	What it Means to be Green? MLML "Leeds" The Way
3/12/03	Dr.Charlie Paull, MBARI	Monterey Canyon: Super Highway to the Deep-Sea?
5/14/03	Bruce Delgado, Botanist	Bureau of Land Management
7/9/03	Dr. Stacy Kim	Antarctica Exploration
9/10/03	Dr. Rikk Kvitek, CSU Monterey Bay	Hidden And Changing Landscapes
11/12/03	Dr. Melissa Miller, California Department of Fish and Game M.W.V.C.R.C., Santa Cruz and Wildlife Health Center, School of Veterinary Medicine University of California, Davis	Sea Otters, Cats and You: Whats the Connection?