MSP NATURE 2021 • Online Conference
Nature Conservation in Marine Spatial Planning:
how to reconcile human activities with ecological functions
Agenda
Tuesday | 19.01.2021
- 13.00-13.30
Welcome & Opening
Katrin Prinz (BfN)
Matthias Steitz (BMU)
Gerold Janssen (IOER)
- 13.30-14.15
Keynote & Discussion
David Johnson, Seascape Consultants Ltd
"Global view on protection and use of marine areas - practical examples from different marine zones"
- 14.15-14.30
Coffee break
- 14.30-15.30
Panel Discussion
Larisa Danilova, Scientific and Research Institute of Maritime Spatial Planning Ermak NorthWest (ErmakNW), Russia
Expert for the Russian marine Waters
Cormac Walsh
Expert for the Dutch North Sea
Dan Amir, environmental planning LTD,
Expert for the area of Israel's Mediterranean Waters
Kai Trümpler, Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH)
Expert for the German EEZ)*
- 15.30-16.00
Coffee break
- 16.00-17.00
Session 1: Fundamentals - Legal and planning framework for Marine Spatial Planning
Gerold Janssen, Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development (IOER)
Wednesday | 20.01.2021
- 09.00-09.10
Welcome
- 09.10-9.45
Keynote & Discussion
Daniel Taukie, Izaac Wilman, Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.
"Giving Inuit Opportunities with Research and Mitigation for Marine Monitoring and Technological Advances"
- 9.45-10.00
Coffee break
- 10.00-10.45
Session 2: Marine Nature Conservation
Maike Kramer, Jochen Krause, Axel Kreutle and Matthias Steitz, BioConsult/BfN
"Spatial protection measures under the MSFD: more than just Natura 2000 – a chance for MSP"
Stephan Garthe, FTZ, Kiel University
"Spatial needs to protect seabirds and migrating birds: Insights from German marine waters"
- 10.45-11.00
Coffee break
- 11.00-11.45
Kerstin Schiele, Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde (IOW)
"Spatial requirements for Benthic communities"
Ida Carlen, Coalition Clean Baltic (CCB)
"Spatial protection of Harbour porpoises in the Baltic Sea"
- 11.45-13.00
Lunch break
- 13.00-14.30
Breakout Session A
Concepts and approaches towards an EBA
Erich Meletzky,
Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Namibia
"The EBSA Process within the BCLME - a focus on synergies across borders"
Aline Kühl Stenzel et al., NABU
"Observations from the MSP process in Germany’s Exclusive Economic Zone: gaps and challenges in applying the ecosystem approach to marine spatial planning"
Anda Ruskule et al., Baltic Environmental Forum – Latvia
"Mapping marine green infrastructure at the Baltic Sea scale: Pan Baltic Scope approach"
Breakout Session B
Tools towards an EBA
Susanne Altvater et al., s.Pro - sustainable-projects GmbH
"A handbook on Ecosystem-Based Approach in MSP, including SEA"
Florent Nicolas et al., HELCOM
A map service for relevant "MSP data in the Baltic Sea Region: BASEMAPS"
Oscar Törnqvist et al., SGU, Geological Survey of Sweden
"MSP biomodels in a changing climate"
Breakout Session C
Use-related aspects of EBA
Franziska Bils et al., BioConsult SH Germany
"Sustaining marine protection in the light of offshore wind development in the Mediterranean Sea"
Ivana Lukic, Angela Schultz-Zehden, S.Pro - sustainable-projects GmbH
"Generic framework for assessing the sustainability of Ocean multi-use solutions"
Elina Virtanen, Finish Env. Institute
"Balancing profitability of energy production, societal impacts and biodiversity in offshore wind farm design"
- from 14.30
Come together
Thursday | 21.01.2021
- 09.00-09.10
Welcome
- 09.10-09.45
Report from Breakout Sessions
- 09.45-10.30
Keynote & Discussion
Sebastian Unger, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS)
"Marine Nature Conservation in the High Seas"
- 10.30-11.00
Coffee break
- 11.00-12.30
ERASMUS+ Knowledge Flows - Visions for MSP beyond 2021
Presentations & Panel Discussion
Lise Schrøder, Aalborg University, Presentation of the ERASMUS+ Knowledge Flows partnership
Sara Garcia-Morales, University of Lisbon
"Integrating climate change adaptation and sustainable use of the ocean in Marine Spatial Planning"
Josefine Gottschalk, TU Berlin
"Scratching below the surface – Is the Maritime Spatial Planning of the European Union ready for adequate marine conservation?"
Aurelija Armoskaite, Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology / Aalborg University
"Designation of MPAs using the ecosystem service perspective: what and where should be protected and according to whom?"
Kübra Ceviz Sanalan et al., NCC Turkey, Marine and Coastal Protected Area Management towards Maritime Spatial - Planning in Turkey: An Ecosystem Approach Perspective
- 12.30-13.00
Conference Summary & Conclusion