FINAL Sanctuary Advisory Council Hybrid Meeting
May 17th, 2024
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Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
Advisory Council Hybrid Meeting
This is a hybrid meeting (in person and virtual) being held at:
Cavalier Oceanfront Resort
9415 Hearst Dr
San Simeon, CA
9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday, May 17th, 2024
FINAL AGENDA
9:00 AM | Call to Order, Webinar Technology Check-in & Roll Call
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Pamela Neeb Wade (Chair), Sarah Lopez (Secretary), Lisa Wooninck (MBNMS) | ||||||||
Standard Reports from Staff
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9:15 AM | Standing Item: Superintendent's Report A report on important or newsworthy activities conducted by staff since the last AC meeting
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Lisa Wooninck (MBNMS), Brian Johnson (CBNMS/GFNMS) | ||||||||
10:00 AM | DEI ITEM: Overview of April Cross Pacific Indigenous Exchange | Erica Burton (MBNMS) | ||||||||
10:30 AM | Break (15 minutes) | |||||||||
10:45 AM | Information Item: West Coast Region Update Update on West Coast National Marine Sanctuaries with a focus on the designation status of CHNMS and other issues such as offshore wind development. |
Bill Douros (WCR) | ||||||||
11:30 AM | Action Item: Kelp Working Group Recommendations Review the Kelp WG recommendations to determine what recommendations should be adopted and forwarded to the Superintendent. |
Keith Rootsaert (WG Chair) | ||||||||
12:30 PM | Lunch (45 min) | |||||||||
1:15 PM | Public Comment for Items Not on the Agenda | Pamela Neeb Wade (Chair) | ||||||||
1:30 PM | Information and Potential Action Item: Conservation Working Group Cigarette Butts Proposal for limiting cigarette waste on beaches. |
Rachel Kippen (CWG Chair) | ||||||||
2:00 PM | Information Item: Southern Region Update Coastal Discovery Center and Southern Region activities. |
Sophia Barwegaen (MBNMS), Michele Roest (MBNMS) | ||||||||
2:45 PM | Break (15 minutes) | |||||||||
3:00 PM | Information Item and Potential Action Item: Update on CVA and Adaptation Planning Update on Climate Vulnerability Assessments that help inform management strategies addressing climate change by prioritizing species and systems for management actions. Describe the working group process and solicit membership. |
Steve Lonhart (MBNMS), Karen Grimmer (MBNMS) | ||||||||
3:45 PM | Working Group Reports and Member Announcements Each seat will be provided 3 minutes for reporting, 5 min for working groups |
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4:15 PM | Adjourn | Pamela Neeb Wade (Chair) |
***ALL TIMES ARE ESTIMATES***
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Directions:
From the North – Highway 101 Option:
Follow US-101 South. Follow US-101 S to CA-46 W in Paso Robles. Take exit 228 from US-101 S. Take exit 228 for CA-46 W toward Cambria. Follow CA-46 W to CA-1 N. Turn right onto CA-1 N. Take Hearst Dr to your destination: 9415 Hearst Dr, San Simeon, CA 93452.
From the South - Highway 101 Option:
Follow US-101 N and CA-1 N to Pico Ave in San Simeon. Take Hearst Dr to your destination: 9415 Hearst Dr, San Simeon, CA 93452.
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Virtual Meeting Directions:
Please Read All DirectionsThis meeting will use Google Meet, a multi-platform program that's free to use.
Meeting ID: shv-uucx-ics
If you cannot join online, you may call in using:
(US)+1 413-752-1090
PIN: 796 920 972#- You will be asked to enter muted, but with your video on.
- Public Members: To give a public comment, use the "Raise Hand" feature, and when called upon by the meeting moderator you will need to unmute and and will be given 3 minutes for a verbal comment. Public comment will be received during the 15-minute public comment session beginning at 12:00 pm or during the designated time for each agenda item.
- If you have trouble accessing the Google Meet, or problems during the session that you are unable to enter into the comment box, or just basic questions, you can send an email to dawn.hayes@noaa.gov or call/text (831) 236-6536.
About Sanctuary Advisory Council The advisory council maintains a firm commitment to the goals and objectives of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Program. The advisory council appreciates the efforts of volunteers, non-profit organizations, businesses, and citizens, without whose support the mission of the Sanctuary would be difficult to realize. |