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MONDAY, october 19
Cheung Climate Change on Arctic Fish Stocks (morning)
Cheung Impacts of Climate Change on Biodiversity (afternoon)
Connelly Sea Ice Ecosystems
Hoydal The RFMO Approach: NEAFC Mandate in the Polar Ocean
Holm Managing Resources for a Changing Arctic: The Greenland Example
Loeng Opening Keynote Address
Logerwell Beaufort Sea: What Lives There Now? What May Live There? (morning)
Logerwell Beaufort Sea: Perspectives on Climate Change and Fisheries (afternoon)
Macko Environmental Implications for Fisheries
Pedchenko Climate Change and the North Atlantic
Pungowiyi Indigenous Perspectives
Rodriguez Coastal Villages Region Fund: Groundfish Fishery and the CDQ Program
Short Constraints on Fisheries
Swanson Northern Bering Sea Research Area
Toresen Fisheries in the Barents Sea and Adjacent Waters
Toresen Fishery and management in the Northeast Atlantic
Treadwell Luncheon Keynote Remarks
Weingartner Sea Ice Loss
Wilson Arctic Fishery Management Plan
Zilanov Russian Policy: Marine Living Resource Management
TUESDAY, October 20
Hoydal Balancing Utilisation and Conservation in Future Arctic Fisheries
Lobach Managing Transboundary Fish Stocks
Molenaar Future Directions
Pungowiyi Science Overview and Indigenous Perspectives
Smith Inuit Perspectives on Future Arctic Fisheries
WEDNESDAY, October 21
Loeng Finding Common Ground
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The purpose of the 2009 International Arctic Fisheries Symposium was
to initiate international discussions for conserving and managing future fisheries in the Arctic Ocean,
including managing migratory, transboundary and straddling fish stocks.
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