International Symposium on the
Science and Conservation of Horseshoe Crabs – 2007
Program Structure Approximately 200 scientists, conservationists, resource managers, policymakers, students, and educators from around the world interested in the biology and conservation of this unique and important animal. Members of the Planning Committee include scientists from the U.S., Japan, India, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Mexico. The symposium will be an ideal venue in which to cultivate new collaborative research and conservation activities engaging scientists, conservationists, and outreach professionals from the U.S. with their colleagues from other nations.
Planning Committee
Dr. John Tanacredi, Co-chair
Dowling College, USA
Dr. David Smith, Co-chair
U.S. Geological Survey, USA
Dr. Jim Berkson
NOAA Fisheries, USA
Dr. Mark Botton
Fordham University, USA
Dr. H. Jane Brockmann
University of Florida, USA
Dr. Ruth Carmichael
University of Maine, USA
Dr. Anil Chatterji
National Institute of Oceanography, INDIA
Dr. Chang-Po Chen
Academia Sinica, TAIWAN
Dr. Annie Christianus
University of Putra Malaysia, MALAYSIA
Mr. Glenn Gauvry
Ecological Research and Development Group (ERDG), USA
Dr. Tomio Itow
Shizuoka University, JAPAN
Dr. Jack Levin
University of California-San Francisco, USA
Dr. Mike Millard
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, USA
Mr. Mike Oates
Anew Inc., USA
Dr. Martin Schreibman
Brooklyn College, USA
Dr. Carl N. Shuster, Jr.
Virginia Institute of Marine Science, USA
Dr. Jamie Zaldivar Rae
Universidad Nacional Autonoma, MEXICO