Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management In Chesapeake Bay
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Habitat Suitability Team

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Co-Chairs of Habitat Suitability Team
Professor of Marine Studies
Virginia Institute of Marine Science

David Secor, Ph.D
Professor
Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
 

Maryland Sea Grant solicited nominations for members to serve on the Habitat Suitability Quantitative Ecosystem Team from managers, academics, and other stakeholders in the Chesapeake Bay region.  The team is complete and the members, in addition to the two co-chairs, are listed below.  The Team held its first meeting in conjunction with the CRC Regional Conference, Ecosystem Based Management (EBM): the Chesapeake Basin and Other Systems March 22-25, 2009  in Baltimore, Maryland and began to analyze a series of key ecosystem issue briefs pertinent to Striped Bass produced by the Striped Bass Species Team.  The team has met several times since that date and is currently developing research proposals to generate ecosystem based reference points that link critical ecosystem stressors for striped bass, blue crabs, menhaden, and Alosines. 


Team Members

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Mark Breyer (Jay Odell), The Nature Conservancy
Robert Humston, Washington and Lee
Ed Martino, NOAA Oxford
Margaret McGinty, Maryland DNR
Teresa McTigue, NOAA 
Tom Parham, Maryland DNR
Linda Schaffner, VIMS
Jian Shen, VIMS
Bob Wood, NOAA Oxford
QSS: Gina Ralph, VIMS









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