International Symposia in Fisheries Ecology		Eminent Scholars
	Undergraduate Summer Internships		Visiting Scholars
	Young Investigator Award Winners

2006

• Talk: David S. Boukal, University of Bergen
  Irreversible evolutionary changes in life histories of exploited fish (abstract)
• Poster: Kate I. Siegfried. University of California, Santa Cruz
  When can we assume a constant natural mortality for fish populations? An application to California sheephead (Semicossyphus pulcher) (abstract)

• Talk: Trevor A. Branch, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
  Good and ugly multispecies fisheries: ITQs in British Columbia versus retention limits on the U.S. West Coast (abstract)

• Poster: Katy K. Doctor, Sustainable Fishery Advocates, Santa Cruz, California
  Impacts of point-of-sale labeling on consumer choice (coauthored with Teresa Ish and Michelle D. Benoit) (abstract)
  

• Talk: Sarah K. Gaichas, NMFS Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Seattle, Washington
  Trade-offs between fisheries and marine mammals in Gulf of Alaska and Eastern Bering Sea (coauthored with Kerim Aydin and Bob Francis) (abstract)
• Poster: Teresa Ish, University of California, Santa Cruz
  Environment, krill, and squid: from life history to fisheries (abstract)

• Talk: Shelton Harley, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia
  Density dependent catchability: consequences for management targets (abstract)
• Poster: Dan Kehler, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia
  Managing to prevent local extinctions: the estimation and consequences of variability among populations (abstract)