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ACS Logo American Cetacean Society
8th International Conference - The Culture of Whales
The Animals, The People, The Connections - October 4-6, 2002 - Seattle, Washington

ACS 2002 Conference Program

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We had a fabulous time! Thank You to everyone who participated.

 

The following has been left up for reference.

DATE TIME EVENT PLACE
Friday Oct. 4th 10:30am - 4pm Whale Watching - Field Trips Anacortes
    3pm - 6pm Preregistration Town Hall Seattle
    6pm - 11pm Reception Bay Pavilion

Saturday Oct. 5th 8am

9am
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9am

9:30am
Registration

Conference Moderator - Mason Weinrich
Welcoming & Opening Remarks
Town Hall Seattle
    9:30am - 11:15am Plenary Session
. The Connections - Cultures: A Cross-Species Perspective- Christine Johnson
. The Animals - Culture within Cetacean Populations - Luke Rendell
. The People - From Prayer to Party Boats: The Absurd Journey of Whales in Human Consciousness - Dave Duffus
. Q&A
    11:15am
11:30am
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11:30am
1:00pm
break
The Animals - Culture within Cetacean Populations
. Management Considerations for Culturally Adapting Cetaceans: Examples from Salish Sea Resident Killer Whales - Rich Osborne
. Cross cultural interactions between dolphins and others: learning and culture in the underwater world - Denise Herzing
. Baleen Whale Behavior from their Perspective - John Calambokidis
. Q&A
    1:00pm
2:15pm
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2:15pm
3:45pm
lunch
The People - Cetaceans in Human Culture
. Whales in NW Native Culture - Micah McCarty
. Cetacean Chicanery: Whale Lore and Imagery in Commerce - Pieter Folkens
. Commercial Whaling: War on the Homefront - Bill Rossiter
. Q&A
    3:45pm
4:00pm
- 4:00pm
5:00pm
break
Panel discussion
Career Opportunities in Cetacean Research & Conservation - moderator: Naomi Rose, panelists: Will Anderson, David Bain, and Shauna Bingham.
    5:00pm - 6:15pm Video Session
    6:30pm - 11pm Banquet (buffet, awards, drawing winners, etc.) - keynote speech: Whales, A Changing View -FLIP NICKLIN
Dance to music by Lucy Lunchmouth - (dance starts about 9 and is open to all conference participants)
Town Hall Seattle

Sunday Oct. 6th 9am - 10:30am Hot Topics
. Safe Havens for Marine Life - Elliott Norse
. Non-invasive Monitoring of Physiologic Health in relation to Environmental Change: the North Atlantic Right Whale Example - Sam Wasser
. A History of Ocean Noise: From Earthquakes to Scuba-Pigs - Mark McDonald
. Q&A
Town Hall Seattle
    10:30am
10:45am
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10:45am
12:15pm
break
The Connections
. Where Whales Lay Their Eggs and other Mysteries Explained: the Importance of Educating the Public - Phil Clapham
. Bedtime Stories - The MMPA Re-Authorization and Other Grim Fairy Tales - Naomi Rose
. Shamanic Biology: If whales have songs, can they hear our songs? - Jim Nollman
. Q&A
    12:15pm
1:45pm
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1:45pm
3:15pm
lunch
Panel discussion
Captivity & Whale Watching: Scientific, Educational, and Ethical Considerations - moderator Dave Duffus panelists: David Bain, Traci Belting, Mike Bennett, Toni Frohoff, Trevor Spradlin, Naomi Rose, and Mason Weinrich
    3:15pm - 3:30pm Closing Remarks & Announcements

Sunday Oct. 6th 3:45pm - 8:00pm 35th Birthday Celebration!
. Sustainable Seas: the Vision, the Reality - SYLVIA EARLE

. Keet Shu-ka: An Indigenous Tribute to Killer Whales - Odin Lonning & Ann Stateler
. Public Art Show, Silent Auction, Book Signing
. Welcoming remarks - Patty Geary
. ACS History by John Olguin
. the City Cantabile Choir
. Ze Arc - an interactive virtual marine mammal aquarium, expressed in sound & vibration
. Springer: the Story of an Orphaned Orca - Jeff Foster and Paul Spong
. Music by Paula Maya
Town Hall Seattle



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