In June 2016, the ARC Centre was the largest single contributor to the 13th International Coral Reef Symposium held in Hawaii.

Centre researchers gave 148 presentations including 2 plenaries delivered by Peter Mumby and Janice Lough. Janice spoke on the need to limit global warming to save coral reefs while Peter highlighted the seaweed threat to Pacific coral reefs.

In addition, Josh Cinner, Ove Hoegh-Guldberg and Terry Hughes were three of the five panellists in the final day plenary discussion on climate change and its impacts on coral reefs. Terry also gave a standing room only presentation on the 2016 coral bleaching event in Australia.

The ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies is proud to be a member of the International Society for Reef Studies (ISRS) which hosted the  2016 Symposium (ICRS).

The world’s major coral reef science meeting is held every four years, bringing together thousands of coral reef scientists, policy makers and managers from 70 nations to discuss latest research findings and how to achieve coral reef sustainability.

For more information about the 2016 ICRS event please click here.

Program

You can find a schedule of Centre researchers’ presentations and posters only, as well as workshops and social events hosted by Centre researchers in the Program Tab on the top of this page. A full program and agenda of the entire symposium can be found here.

The following contains information on Centre researchers’ presentations and posters only, as well as workshops and social events hosted by Centre researchers. A full program and agenda of the entire symposium can be found here. Click on each presenter’s name to know more about their work.

Printable presentations and posters programs

All presentations and posters by Centre researchers (pdf)

• Monday 20th June (pdf)
• Tuesday 21st June (pdf)
• Wednesday 22nd June (pdf)
• Thursday 23rd June (pdf)
• Friday 24th June (pdf)

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Sunday 19th June

Workshops

• Time: 10.00am-12.00pm, Location: 313 C “Networking-making the most of being at ICRS” – The program will focus on networking and international links and will be hosted by Prof. John Pandolfi. It caters specifically for graduate students and early-career researchers attending the ICRS 2016.

• Time: 1.00pm-3.00pm, Location: 313 C “Promoting your science at ICRS 2016” –This session is about developing the necessary skills to successfully deal with media and journalists and will be hosted by the Centre’s Communications Manager Kylie Simmonds.

• Time: 8:00am-5.00pm, Location: 307 A/B “Getting Published“ – This workshop will be directed at early career scientists interested in learning how to navigate the publication process. The workshop will be run by Professors Joshua Cinner and Terry Hughes.

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Monday 20th June

Presentations

Time Slot	Name	Title	Room
10:00	C Aguilar	Elevated Pco2 Suppresses The Innate Immune Response Of The Coral Acropora Millepora To Lps Challenge	313 B
10:15	A Moya	Rapid Acclimation Of Juvenile Corals To Co2-Mediated Acidification By Up-Regulation Of Heat Shock Protein And Anti-Apoptotic Bcl-2 Genes	313 B
11:00	B Sommer	High-Latitude Reefs As Novel Ecosystems – Models For Future Species Configurations, Interactions And Functions	314
11:30	R Gruber	Community Production And Respiration In An Extreme Environment: New Insights From Tropical Tide-Dominated Fringing Reefs	317 A/B
11:45	D Bender-Champ	Temporal Changes In The Productivity And Calcification Of Slope And Lagoonal Benthic Communities On A Platform Reef	317 A/B
11:45	M McCulloch	How Corals Control Calcification In A High Co2 World	313 C
14:00	S Forêt	A Phylogenomic Approach Reveals The Monophyly Of Scleractinians	311
14:00	M Palacios	Multiple Predator Effects On Juvenile Prey Mortality	310 THEATER
14:00	B Pressey	Planning And Managing Marine Protected Areas: From Belief Systems To Evidence	302 A/B
14:00	M F Lin	A Phylogenomic Approach Reveals The Monophyly Of Scleractinians (S Foret Presenting)	311
14:15	C MacDonald	Ecological Determinants Of Depth Ranges In Coral-Feeding Butterflyfish: Are Deep Reefs A Refuge?	308 A/B
14:15	M van Oppen	The Diversity And Roles Of Coral-Associated Viruses	313 A
14:30	H Markham	Reconstructing Coral Communities Through Time To Determine The Effect Of Human Influence On The Inshore Great Barrier Reef	301 B
14:45	V Radice	The Influence Of Upwelling On The Trophic Status Of Corals From The Shallow And Deep Slope In The Central Maldives	317 A/B
14:45	R Ramasamy	Plasticity Of Escape Responses: How Experienced Coral Reef Fish Alter Their Escape Performance	310 THEATER
15:00	D Ceccarelli	Mpa Performance Under Pressure: Can They Yield Disturbance Refuges And Enhance Recovery?	302 A/B
15:00	R van der Zande	Increased temperature is the dominant driver of climate change impacts on Acropora Formosa	317 A/B
16:45	M Aurellado	Effects Of Schooling And Habitat Configuration On The Behavior Of Parrotfish Towards Predators	310 THEATER
16:45	M Achlatis	Putting The Success Of Bioeroding Sponges On Future Reefs Into Perspective: Enhanced Bioerosion Versus Physiological Constraints Of Cliona Orientalis	312
17:00	J Eurich	The Damselfish Domino Effect: A Competitive Release In A Highly Partitioned Guild Reveals Subordinates Versatility	310 THEATER
17:30	D Miller	Analyses Of Corallimorpharian Transcriptomes Provides New Perspectives On The Evolution Of Calcification In The Scleractinia (Corals)	313 B
17:45	P Pereira	Colony Size And Structure As Determinants Of Habitat Use And Fitness Of Coral-Dwelling Fishes	310 THEATER
18:00	J Kerry	The Role Of Tabular Structure In The Ecology Of Large Reef Fishes	310 THEATER
18:00	G Gurney	Integrated Conservation And Development: Evaluating A Community-Based Marine Protected Area Project For Equality Of Socioeconomic Impacts	302 A/B
18:15	D Bellwood	The Past, Present And Future Of Coral Reefs: A Functional Perspective.	311

 

Posters

Time Slot	Name	Title	Room
18:30 – 20:00	Y Belmar	Water Security In Small Island Developing States: Applying A Multi-Scalar Governance Lens To Elucidate Potential For ‘Transformation’	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:30 – 20:00	K Berry	Effects Of Unburnt Coal Dust On A Coral, Reef Fish, And Seagrass Species	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:30 – 20:00	T Chase	Can Fish Help Corals During Bleaching Events?	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:30 – 20:00	A Gierz	Transcriptome Response Of Symbiodinium To Prolonged Thermal Stress	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:30 – 20:00	K Peterson	No-Fishing Reserves Protect Coral Assemblages	Poster/Exhibit Hall

 

Opening night

ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies icebreaker (invitations only)

Partners & children are welcome to attend. Drinks & Canapes will be served.
Time: 7pm-9.30pm
Location: Hawaii Convention Centre (Roof Top Garden, Level 4)

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Tuesday 21st June

Presentations

Time Slot	Name	Title	Room
09:30	P Cowman	Temporal Patterns Of Endemism And Provinciality In Tropical Reef Fishes	311
09:30	A Mohamed	Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Establishment Of Coral-Symbiodinium Symbiosis: A Transcriptomic Approach	313 B
09:45	D Miller	Manipulation Of The Associated Microbial Community By The Coral Host In The Acropora Millepora Holobiont	313 A
10:00	L Boström-Einarsson	Density Dependent Habitat Selection Dictates Distribution Of Reef Fish Following Habitat Loss	310 THEATER
10:00	O Hoegh-Guldberg	Risk And Reslience: Cop21, Coral Reefs And The Next Few Decades	305 A/B
10:00	W Wessels	Unraveling Soft Coral Early Development And Its Molecular Bases	313 B
10:30	T Hempson	Impacts Of Habitat Degradation On The Trophodynamics Of Coral Reef Mesopredators	310 THEATER
10:30	C Ross	Growth And Physiology Of The Coral Turbinaria Reniformis In Bremer Bay, Western Australia (34.4°S): Implications For The Suitability Of High-Latitude Refugia	308 A/B
10:45	E Sampayo	Latitudinal Discontinuity In Coral Symbioses Has The Potential To Limit Species Movements Under Climate Change	308 A/B
10:45	F Vidal-Ramirez	Annual Holothurian-Microorganism Interactions Under Different Ipcc P Co2-Temperature Scenarios	312
11:15	N Andrade R.	Analysis Of The Competition Between Lobophytum Pauciflorum With Two Hard Corals	313 B
11:15	T Hughes	The 2016 Coral Bleaching Event In Australia	314
13:45	M Rocker	Trade-Offs And Variation In Inshore Coral Health And Biochemical Condition Along Water Quality Gradients On The Great Barrier Reef, Australia	306 A/B
13:45	N Krück	Global Targets For Marine Reserve Coverage On Unregulated Coral Reefs	302 A/B
14:00	J Pandolfi	Improving Scientific Input Into Coral Reef Management And Policy	305 A/B
14:15	C Cornwall	Controls Of Coralline Algal Calcification: Role Of Internal Ph In Influencing Responses To Ocean Acidification And Other Envrionmental Variables	303 A/B
14:30	L Nadler	Shoaling Reduces Metabolic Rate In A Gregarious Coral Reef Fish Species	310 THEATER
14:45	A Baird	Species Boundaries In Tabular Acropora Species In Okinawa	313 B
14:45	R Weeks	Ecological And Social Benefits Of Marine Reserve Network Expansion Via Diffusion	302 A/B
15:00	C Castro-Sanguino	Dynamics Of Carbonate Production Of Halimeda On Shallow Coral Reefs	301 B
15:00	A Humanes	Cumulative Effects Of Sediments, Organic Nutrient Enrichment And High Temperatures Compromise The Early Life History Stages Of The Coral Acropora Tenuis	317 A/B
15:15	G Jones	Larval Fish Dispersal In A Coral Reef Seascape	310 THEATER
16:15	T Sih	Diving Into The Deep-End: Baited Remote Underwater Video Stations (Bruvs) To Study Deep-Reef Fish In The Great Barrier Reef, Australia	308 A/B
16:30	A Hernandez	Exploring Coral-Associated Bacteria Over An Extreme Depth Gradient: Assessing The Presence Of Ubiquitous Symbionts	308 A/B
16:45	G Frank	Distance Decay In Similarity Of Coral Reef Communities	311
16:45	M González-Rivero	Partitioning The Effects Of Structural Complexity On The Intra-Habitat Distribution Of Coral Reef Fishes	301 B
16:45	N Englebert	Species Diversity In The Mesophotic Coral Genus Leptoseris: A Combined Taxonomic And Phylogenomic Assessment	308 A/B
16:45	S Leahy	Quality Over Quantity: Habitat Condition Is A Stronger Driver Of Fish Biomass On Coral Reefs Than Habitat Spatial Extent And Connectedness In The Philippines	302 A/B
17:00	M McCormick	Sounds Like Trouble: Anthropogenic Sound Impacts Reef Fish Dynamics	317 A/B
17:00	D Williamson	Large-scale, multi-directional larval connectivity among grouper populations in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park	310 THEATER
17:30	H Harrison	The Role Of Marine Protected Areas In The Replenishment Of Local Fisheries	310 THEATER
18:00	M Priest	Fish Spawning Aggregations Modify Multi-Species And -Trophic Interactions	310 THEATER

 

Posters

Time Slot	Name	Title	Room
18:15-19:45	G Cumming	Heterarchies: Connecting hierarchies and networks for marine protected areas	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:15 – 19:45	K Brown	The Future Of Competitive Coral Reef Dynamics: Effects Of Elevated Temperatures And Ocean Acidification On The Physiology Of Acropora-Halimeda Interactions	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:15 – 19:45	J Nowicki	The Neural Circuitry Of Pair Bonding In A Common Butterflyfish, Chaetodon Lunulatus	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:15 – 19:45	C Sims	Biogeography Of Dinoflagellate Symbionts Across The Indo-Pacific: An Ecological And Evolutionary Analysis	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:15 – 19:45	C Tsai	Drivers Of Relative Species Abundances Regulate The Diversity-Stability Relationship Of Coral Reef Fishes	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:15 – 19:45	O Waldeland	Settlement Patterns And Preferences Of Algal-Associated Fish Recruits	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:15 – 19:45	S Matthews	Reconstructing And Forecasting Outbreaks Of Corwn-Of-Thorns Starfish On The Great Barrier Reef: Species Distribution And Population Modelling Approches	Poster/Exhibit Hall

 

Lunch with mentors

ICRS lunch with mentors is your opportunity to casually chat with renowned coral reef scientists over lunch. Today’s session includes Centre researcher Terry Hughes.
Time: 11:30-12:45
Location: Kamehameha Exhibit Hall 2

Centre’s students social event

Hike up Diamond Head (Lē‘ahi)

Great view of Waikiki, open 6am – 6pm, entry is $1(cash) if walking in and is accessible by bus (exact
change or bus pass). Roughly an hour hike roundtrip. Fully paved path with some steep sections.
Meet: 3:40pm in the lobby, left of escalators.
Bring: $2.50 exact change (x2 for bus), $1 for park entrence, water, hiking attire, camera.
Email Catherine if interested (c.kim@uq.edu.au)

 

Glenn Almany Memorial

Time: 19:30 – 21:30
Location: 301B

“More than anything else, Glenn was the reason for my PhD. Sitting in a banana boat in Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea, eating Highway biscuits and chatting about customary coral reef management it was easy to share in his vision. Glenn was inspiring, more than that though, Glenn was a friend” – Peter Waldie, student.

In March 2015, the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies lost one of its own, Dr Glenn Almany, who passed away following complications arising from a long and determined battle with lymphoma. At only 47, his life and career were tragically cut short.

Friends and colleagues, wishing to share their memories of Glenn, are welcomed to attend this event. The night will be MC’ed by two of his long-time friends and colleagues, Dr. Michael Webster and Dr. Karen McLeod, both of whom were graduate students with Glenn during their PhD’s.

Click here for more details.

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Wednesday 22nd June

Presentations

Time Slot	Name	Title	Room
8:00	P Mumby	(Plenary) Embracing A World Of Subtlety On Coral Reefs	Kalakaua Ballroom
09:30	S Leahy	Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems: Bridging The Scale Gap Between Fieldwork And Remote Sensing For Coral Reef Monitoring	312
09:45	A Gainsford	Balancing Introgression And Species Integrity Across A Mosaic Hybrid Zone	313 B
10:00	J Lowe	Dive Tourism And Its Impact On Integrated Coastal Management And Livelihoods For Artisanal Fishers	302 A/B
10:15	G Lienart	Temperature And Food Availability Affect Assessment Of Predation Risk By Juvenile Coral Reef Fish	317 A/B
10:15	K Sambrook	Life On The Edge: Coral Reef Fishes Exhibit Strong Bidirectional Responses To Edge Habitat	310 THEATER
10:15	G Torda	Winners And Losers Of Cyclones And Bleaching: Benthic Community Changes After Multiple Disturbances	313 A
10:30	M Bonin	Habitat Loss Reduces The Abundance And Species Richness Of Coral Reef Fish Recruits Regardless Of Habitat Configuration	310 THEATER
10:30	M Fabinyi	Fish, Trade And Food Security: Moving Beyond The ‘Availability’ Discourse In Marine Conservation	302 A/B
13:45	P Bongaerts	Vertical Connectivity On Atlantic And Pacific Reefs: A Genome-Wide Assessment Of Six Depth-Generalist Coral Species	308 A/B
13:45	J Cinner	Bright Spots Among The World’S Coral Reefs	310 THEATER
14:15	M Bode	When Mismatches Don’T Matter: The Effects Of Divergent Ecological And Economic Scales In Coastal Fisheries.	310 THEATER
14:30	S Connolly	Synergistic Effects Of Re-Zoning And Fisheries Restructure On Coral Trout Abundance And Catch Dynamics	310 THEATER
14:45	M Alvarez-Noriega	The Maintenance Of Coral Biodiversity Via Relative Nonlinearity Of Competition	311
15:00	T Roberts	Revisiting Depth-Diversity Gradients In Reef-Building Corals	311
16:15	S Jurriaans	Seasonal Variation In Coral Thermal Performance On The Great Barrier Reef	313 B
16:30	P Waldie	Restricted Grouper Reproductive Migrations Support Community-Based Management	310 THEATER
16:30	S Dove	Insights Into The Effects Of Temperature And/Or Acidification On Coral Reef Ecosystems	306 A/B
17:00	T Foster	Ocean Acidification Causes Structural Deformities In Juvenile Coral Skeletons	314
17:00	W Leggat	The Great Barrier Reef Is At Risk Of Losing Thermal Tolerance	313 B
17:15	N Evensen	Quantifying The Effects Of Ocean Acidification On The Recovery Of Coral Communities	314
17:30	H Epstein	Long-Term Variation In Coral-Associated Microbial Symbionts	313 C
17:30	B Allan	Differential Effects Of Co2 And Warming On Predator-Prey Interactions In Coral Reef Fish	306 A/B
18:00	B Ramsby	The Effects Of A Changing Marine Environment On The Bioeroding Sponge Cliona Orientalis	313 C

 

Posters

Time Slot	Name	Title	Room
18:15 – 19:45	J Rummer	Blacktip Reef Sharks (Carcharhinus Melanopterus) show high capacity for wound healing and recovery following injury	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:15 – 19:45	A Andreas Dietzel	Quantity, Not Quality – First Large-Scale Census Of Indo-Pacific Scleractinian Corals	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:15 – 19:45	L Puk	Siganus Virgatus Is A Key Browser In Coral Reefs Of The Gulf Of Thailand	Poster/Exhibit Hall
18:15 – 19:45	T Razak	Seasonal Patterns Of Growth In The Robust Branching Coral Isopora Palifera From The Central Great Barrier Reef, Australia	Poster/Exhibit Hall

 

Lunch with mentors

ICRS lunch with mentors is your opportunity to casually chat with renowned coral reef scientists over lunch. Today’s session includes Centre researchers David Bellwood, Geoffrey Jones, Peter Mumby and David Miller.
Time: 11:30-12:45
Location: Kamehameha Exhibit Hall 2

Centre’s students social events

Happy Hour at Rum Fire

5-6:00 pm
$5-6 cocktails, small plates $5-10, other food menu items ~$15

Arnold’s Beach Bar

6:30 pm onwards
$4 local drafts, $5 cocktails, live music until 8:00 pm

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Thursday 23rd June

Presentations

Time Slot	Name	Title	Room
8:00	J Lough	(Plenary) A Changing Climate For Coral Reefs	Kalakaua Ballroom
09:30	S Comeau	Coral Regulation Of The Calcifying Fluid Is Affected By Seawater Dissolved Inorganic Carbon Concentration	314
09:30	M Hein	Characterising Coral Restoration Effectiveness: A Review Of Current Limitations And Challenges At A Socio-Ecological Scale	301 B
09:30	B Willis	Baselines And Drivers Of Coral Disease In The World’S Oldest Marine Park	313 C
09:45	M Barnes	Inequity In Co-Management Of Coral Reefs	310 THEATER
09:45	M Kingsford	Larval Behavior And Longevity Of Fishes Influences The Genetic Resilience Of Reef-Based Populations	317 A/B
10:15	A Hoey	Macroalgal-Herbivore Feedbacks And The Dynamics Of Coral Reefs	313 A
10:15	C Pisapia	Background Rates Of Mortality And Injury For Common Coral Taxa On Australia’S Great Barrier Reef	306 A/B
10:30	Z Loffler	The Holdfast Is Key: Sargassum Regrowth From Holdfasts Rapid Unless Removed By Herbivores	313 A
10:30	K Nicolet	Disease Ecology And Transmission Pattern: A Case Study Of Brown Band And Black Band Disease On The Great Barrier Reef	313 C
10:45	L Georgiou	Ph Homeostasis During Coral Calcification In A Free Ocean Co2 Enrichment (Foce) Experiment, Heron Island Reef Flat, Great Barrier Reef	314
11:15	T Hughes	A Brave New World For Caribbean Reefs	313 A
13:45	V Schoepf	Thermal Tolerance Of Corals From The Naturally Extreme Kimberley Region In Northwest Australia	313 B
14:00	J Cheok	Simulating The Dynamic Transition From Regional Designs To Local Actions	312
14:00	M Scott	Effects Of Temperature On In Situ Behaviour And Activity Of Coral Trout, Plectropomus Leopardus, On The Great Barrier Reef, Australia	308 A/B
14:15	Y Bozec	Evaluating Trade-Offs Between Fisheries Harvest And Coral Reef Resilience	310 THEATER
14:30	R Green	Modelling The Circulation Of A Semi-Enclosed Isolated Coral Reef Atoll	312
14:45	R Thurstan	Engaging Resource Users To Identify Social And Ecological Changes In Australia’S Coral Trout Fishery.	305 A/B
15:00	D Wachenfeld	‘Reef Recovery Plans’ For The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park- Managing Local Pressures In A Global Context	305 A/B
15:15	K Anderson	Synergistic Effects Of Ocean Warming And Acidification On Growth And Survivorship Of Common Reef-Building Corals	314
16:15	T Ainsworth	From The Microbial Soup And The Slippery Slope To Slime, To A New Normal For Reef Corals	313 A
16:30	K Fraser	Putting Marine Policy Into Practice: The Use Of Policy In Marine Protected Area Management	310 THEATER
16:30	S Watson	Ocean Acidification Alters Marine Invertebrate Behaviour Via Neural Impairment	314
16:30	H Clarke	Sub-Regional Variability In The Coral Bleaching Response At Ningaloo Reef During The 2010/11 La Niña: Perturbations In The Coral Sr/Ca Paleothermometer	311
17:15	A Song	Multi-Scalar Interactions Of A Local Island Fisheries: Spatial Management And Geopolitical Considerations	303 A/B
17:30	T Morrison	The Meta-Governance Of Coral Reefs	303 A/B
17:45	G Roff	Phase Shift Dynamics Following Catastrophic Disturbance On An Indo-Pacific Coral Reef System (Palau, Western Pacific)	313 A
17:45	L Richardson	Structural Complexity Mediates Functional Structure Of Reef Fish Assemblages Among Coral Habitats	308 A/B

 

Lunch with mentors

ICRS lunch with mentors is your opportunity to casually chat with renowned coral reef scientists over lunch. Today’s session includes Centre researchers Stephen Palumbi and Ove Hoegh-Guldberg.
Time: 11:30-12:45
Location: Kamehameha Exhibit Hall 2

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Friday 24th June

Presentations

Time Slot	Name	Title	Room
09:30	T Bridge	Ecological And Morphological Traits Predict Depth-Generalist Fishes On Coral Reefs	308 A/B
09:30	J Donelson	Transgenerational Plasticity Depends On Rate Of Warming Across Generations	313 B
09:30	V Lam	State-Space Modelling To Quantify The Drivers Of Coral Community Dynamics Of The Inshore Great Barrier Reef	306 A/B
09:45	R Streit	Functional Distinctions Among Browsing Herbivorous Fishes: Reduced Redundancy And The Importance Of Large Individuals	308 A/B
10:00	B Bergseth	Prevalence Of Poaching By Recreational Fishers In The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, Australia	305 A/B
10:15	M McWilliam	Coral Trait Diversity And Functional Collapse On Caribbean Coral Reefs	308 A/B
10:30	A Arias	Levels And Drivers Of Compliance With Marine Protected Areas	305 A/B
10:30	S Kim	Filling The Gaps: Imputation Of Coral Trait Database And Functional Biogeography Of Corals	308 A/B
10:45	P Buerger	How A Coral Pathogen Fights Viral Infections?	313 C
10:45	A Kubicek	How Time And Space Influence Life-History Traits In Coral Communities	308 A/B
11:00	C Kuo	Adaptive Strategies Of Scleractinian Corals	308 A/B
13:45	P Munday	Heritablity Of Co2 Tolerance In A Coral Reef Fish	313 B
13:45	M Pratchett	Variable Reproductive Timing And Fecundity Of Crown-Of-Thorns Starfish (Acanthaster Cf. Planci) In The Northern Great Barrier Reef, Australia.	313 A
14:00	C Caballes	The Role Of Maternal Nutrition On Oogenesis And Larval Development In The Coral-Eating Crown-Of-Thorns Starfish, Acanthaster Planci	313 A
14:00	T Laubenstein	The Relationship Between Behavioural And Physiological Tolerance To Elevated Co2 In Coral Reef Fish	313 B
14:15	T Rueger	Close Encounters Of The Sibling Kind: Self-Recruitment And Kin Associations In Social Groups Of A Coral Reef Cardinalfish	317 A/B
14:30	M Young	Recreational Spearfishing On Coral Reefs: An Australian Perspective	310 THEATER
14:45	Z Cowan	Predation On Crown-Of-Thorns Starfish Larvae By Damselfishes	313 A

 

Centre’s students social events

Sunset Mai Tai Cruise

Sail Holokai
$53 online, $50 by phone
Reserve online here or book by phone: 0011-808-922-2210 (Australia), or just 1 808-922-2210 from your
accommodation in Hawaii. Let them know you are under the booking for Katie Peterson.
Meet on the beach behind Outrigger Reef behind Shorebird Hotel at 5:00 pm (must board by
5:10 pm).
Recommended gratuity for the boat crew is $5 cash.

For more information about the 13th ICRS event please click here.

For more information about the 13th ICRS event please click here.