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 2010 Conference Agenda
OREGON'S COAST: CHANGES COMING  

Friday, May 7, Eden Hall, Southwestern Oregon Community College
7:00 — Gary Braasch, photographer, "A World of Changes -- Nature and Climate under Global Warming”
8:15 — Roger Hamilton, Climate Leadership Initiative, University of Oregon, “Climate Modeling and the Future of the Rogue River Basin”

Robin Hartmann Robin Hartmann
Saturday, May 8, Hales Center, Southwestern Oregon Community College
9:00: Registration begins
9:15: Oregon Shores annual membership meeting
9:30: Phillip Johnson, Executive Director, Oregon Shores, welcome and introduction
9:45: Addressing the Sources of Climate Change on the Coast
      9:45 — Robin Hartmann, Ocean Program Director, Oregon Shores, “Ocean Renewable Energy Development”
      10:00 — Lori Hollingsworth, Mayor, Lincoln City, “A Coastal City Strives for Sustainability”
10:20: Break
10:30: Physical Changes Coming to the Oregon Coast
      10:30 — Curt Peterson, Portland State University, 'Rising Seas, Changing Wave Directions, and Moving Sands”
      11:10 — Peter Ruggiero, Oregon State University, “The Role of Sea Level Rise and an Intensifying Wave Climate in Coastal Change and Flood Hazards”
      11:50 — Bruce Mate, Marine Mammal Institute, Oregon State University, “Whales and Wave Energy Development in the Ocean”
Mark Hixon, OSU
12:20: Lunch
1:15: Biological Changes in Oregon’s Ocean
      1:15 — Mark Hixon, Oregon State University, “Ecological Effects of Ocean Warming and Acidification on Oregon’s Ocean”
2:00: Coping with the Coming Changes
      2:00 — Roger Hamilton, Climate Leadership Initiative, University of Oregon, “Preparing the Coast for Climate Change”
      2:30 — Lesley Ewing, University of California, “California Dreamin’ Meets Climate Change”
      2:50 — Laura Mattison, Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development, “Dikes, Tidegates and Sea Level Rise: What They Mean for Estuaries”
      3:10 — Pete Owston, CoastWatcher and Neskowin resident, “Neskowin Confronts Coastal Hazards”
      3:20 — Phillip Johnson, “Oregon Shores and Climate Change”
3:30: Wrap-up and leave for cruise
4:30: Cruise of Coos Bay aboard the Betty Kay, Charleston Dock
Contact: Phillip Johnson, CoastWatch Director, (503) 238-4450, or EMAIL