Training Managers for 21st Century Fisheries
December, 2001, Queenstown, NZ
Workshop Presentations

I.The Visions 

• What is the vision for fishery management 10 years from now?

• What are the skills that fishery managers will require?

Speakers

• Bruce Morehead - NOAA Fisheries (National Marine Fisheries Service)

• David Doulman - FAO of the UN

• Whaimutu Dewes - Treaty of Waitangi Fisheries Commission 

II.Capacity

Speakers

• Gil Sylvia and Laura Jodice
  Current programmes and Courses for Fisheries Managers

III. Linking Capacity to Opportunity

• How do we attract, support and enable skilled fisheries manager to operate? 

• How do we avoid the micro-management of future fisheries managers, and create opportunities for them to manage? 

• Present participants in fisheries management may be the gatekeepers of the future. How do we enlighten the gatekeepers and the decision makers - within the governance of all sectors?

Speakers

• Mark Holliday, Office of Science and Technology, NOAA Fisheries 

• Alain Laurec, ENSAR (Ecole Nationale Superieure Agronomique de Rennes)

• Mike Arbuckle, Ministry of Fisheries

IV. Flexible Learning Pathways

• We can create flexible learning pathways, but will they be used? 

Speakers

• Barbara Johnsen, New Zealand Seafood Industry Training Organisation (SITO)

• Michael Cloughesy, College of Forestry, Oregon State University (also see paper)
  

V. Ideas for Future Training Strategies

• How can we best work together in the future to provide Fisheries Managers we need?

Speakers

• Jon Sutinen, University of Rhode Island

• Poul Degnbol, Institute for Fisheries Management and Coastal Community Development, North Sea Centre

• John Goodlad, Shetland Fish Producers Organisation

• Brent Marshall, Moana Pacific Fisheries Ltd 

Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station
Oregon State University

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