Three-Year Report

2000-2002

Research Training Coordination

zmt Center for Tropical Marine Ecology at the University of Bremen Imprint

Published by: Center for Tropical Marine Ecology Fahrenheitstraße 6 28359 Bremen Germany

Editors: Prof. Dr. Venugopalan Ittekkot Dr. Christiane Schnack Dr. Susanne Eickhoff Dr. Ursel Selent

Photos / Graphics: ZMT Staff MIKA Photography, Hamburg Harald Rehling, Bremen

Design: Møller Grafi k, Bremen

Print: ASCO Sturm Druck, Bremen

Contact: Center for Tropical Marine Ecology Fahrenheitstraße 6 28359 Bremen Germany

Phone: ++49 (0)421 23 800 21 Fax: ++49 (0)421 23 800 30 [email protected] www.zmt-bremen.de Table of Contents page 3 Introduction

5 Research

5 Brazil 5 • Mangrove Dynamics and Management – MADAM 6 • Further Projects

7 Middle East 7 • Red Sea Program on Marine Sciences – RSP 8 • Further Red Sea Research Projects

9 Indonesia 9 • German-Indonesian Cooperation within Marine Sciences and Geosciences 9 • Joint Indonesian German Sunda Expedition – PreJIGSE 10 • Brantas-Madura Strait Biogeochemistry – BRAMS-1 11 • Biogeochemical Fluxes in Indonesian Seas – I 11 • Upwelling Region off South Java

12 India 12 • Upwelling Areas in the Northern Indian Ocean 12 • Joint Global Ocean Flux Study in the Indian Ocean (»JGOFS – Indik«) 13 • Further Projects

13 Southern Africa Region 13 • The Benguela Environment Fisheries Interaction and Training Program – BENEFIT

14 Cuba

15 Vietnam 15 • Ecosystem Functioning of Rehabilitated versus Natural Mangroves in the Can Gio Reserve, Vietnam 15 • Preliminary Studies on the Biogeochemistry of Small Rivers in Vietnam

16 Peru 16 • Modeling of the Ecological and Economic Consequences of the »El Niño« Climate Phenomenon on the Multi-species Diving Fishery in South Peru

16 Ghana

17 Training and Teaching

17 • International Studies in Aquatic Tropical Ecology (ISATEC) 18 • Partner Program in Costa Rica (GIACT) 18 • NEBROC 18 • Course Series »The Sea and its Resources«

19 Publications

19 Events

21 Public Relations

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page 22 Administration and Infrastructure

22 • Administration 22 • Library 22 • Laboratory 23 • EDP (Electronic Data Processing) and Data Management

23 Contact Offi ce

24 International Ocean Institute – Operational Centre Germany

25 Appendix

25 Publications 33 Lectures 39 Poster Presentations 40 Participation in Events 49 Research Stays / Expeditions 52 Project Meetings 56 Teaching and Training 62 Events at ZMT 63 Visitors and Guest Researchers 73 Public Relations 78 ZMT Staff 79 Cooperation Agreements and Memberships 80 Board of Trustees 80 List of Acronyms

4_content Introduction

Approximately half of the world’s popula- countries the necessary instruments are tion lives in coastal regions. Particularly for presently unavailable: lack of institutions, these people the sea plays a crucial role as a infrastructure, long-term projects and human natural resource, as an abundant source of capacity. This defi cit also affects the neces- food, as a living and recreational area as well sary legislation, implementation and enforce- as a dumping ground for waste. The coming ment. decades will witness especially in the tropics Today, »Integrated Coastal Zone Manage- an increase in the number of people living ment« is being increasingly cited in conjunc- in coastal regions: two-thirds of the world’s tion with ecosystem research in coastal population is expected to live there. If the regions impaired by human uses. Its global current trends in the use of coastal zones scale and importance are underlined by its continue, most will live in polluted, ecologi- recognition and treatment in international cally degraded mega-cities of more than conventions and treaties (e.g. UNCED, 10 million inhabitants, all lacking in infra- UNCBD). However, among countries that structure. The tropics provide classic examples: Mangrove forests are being cleared to make room for fast growing cities, for the expan- sion of road networks, for wood, or to pro- vide a short-term source of income through aquaculture facilities. Coral reef ecosystems are under threat from destructive fi shing practices, uncontrolled tourism and from bleaching that is observed in many regions. Since both coral reef and mangrove ecosys- tems shelter fi sh populations at various life stages, their degradation has an immedi- ate impact on coastal fi sheries. Land-based human activities compound the problems. Environmentally harmful chemicals from industries, nutrients and pesticides from agricultural activities and sediments from are parties to these conventions, many still enhanced soil erosion are washed into the lack the human and infrastructure resources estuaries of rivers and coastal seas. As a con- to effectively comply with the resulting sequence, pollution, eutrophication, as well obligations. Several international agencies as frequent occurrences of anoxic conditions under the United Nations Organization (e.g. and harmful algal blooms are major problems UNESCO-IOC, UNEP) as well as initiatives in many coastal areas. They affect the overall by industrialized nations through bilateral health of coastal ecosystems and their socio- cooperative projects have been under way to economic and regulatory functions. Examples remedy the situation. are their diminishing ability to provide food The »Center for Tropical Marine Ecology« and their diminishing potential to act as sinks (Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie – ZMT) for climatically relevant trace gases. was established in 1991 at the University of In the coming decades the pressure on Bremen with basic funding from the State of coastal ecosystems will further increase as Bremen and from project support from the a consequence of global climate change. The Federal German Ministry for Education and resulting feedbacks as well as pressure from Research. The ZMT’s activities are tailored increasing populations are likely to exacer- to meet the needs of tropical and subtropi- bate these impacts affecting not just the cal countries in capacity and infrastructure tropics: They will have global consequences. building in the fi eld of marine sciences. They Local populations whose existence is focus on scientifi c issues related to the most affected are amongst the least prepared sustainable use and management of tropical for a solution to combat these problems. and subtropical coastal ecosystems and their Integrated concepts for wise use of resources resources. The creation of global partner- from coastal ecosystems are needed. In most ships and international networks in research

5_introduction and teaching hereby play a central role. The geographically. The existing expertise in the activities thus contribute to implementing the area of aquatic tropical ecology and biogeo- recommendations as outlined in the Agenda chemistry and of modeling as well as the 21 and the United Nations World Summit on accumulated experience in dealing with social Sustainable Development (WSSD). and economic issues in coastal zone man- The ZMT is a member of the MARUM-as- agement are now being incorporated into sociation of marine research institutions and projects in new tropical marine regions. Thus completes the broad spectrum of Bremen’s the center has been active through long- marine science institutions with their re- term bilateral research projects funded by the BMBF and the Deutsche Forschungsge- meinschaft (DFG) in Brazil, Cuba, Indonesia, Jordan and Vietnam. Furthermore, the good working relations with China, Ghana, India and Peru are being maintained within the framework of both smaller bilateral projects and projects within international programs. The cooperation with countries in the southern Africa region continues within the BENEFIT–Program. ZMT-Partners in the World search and educational activities covering po- The ZMT also entered into new co- lar to tropical regions. With its own specifi c operation agreements with a number of competences and in cooperation with other universities and research institutions in Cuba, research institutions, at both the national Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand. A as well as the international level, the ZMT Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was contributes to advancing our understanding signed with the International Ocean Institute of earth system processes, their perturbation (IOI) with the aim of establishing an IOI op- by human activities as well as to providing the erational center for Germany in 2003. necessary science base for the formulation of The ZMT has been able to intensify its management plans for the sustainable use of collaboration with the University of Bremen coastal marine resources. and within the Center for Marine Environ- In April 2000, Professor V. Ittekkot suc- mental Sciences (MARUM). This entails on ceeded Professor G. Hempel as the director the one hand, the management, quality con- of the institute. The ZMT has since then con- trol and need-orientated development of the solidated its existing research competence in ISATEC Study Program, with the increased coastal zone management and broadened the involvement from University faculties. On scope of its activities both thematically and the other hand, the ZMT contributed to conventional teaching offered by the various faculties of the University of Bremen in the fi elds of marine biology, biogeochemistry, as well as social sciences. New international study courses as well as certifi cate courses in marine tropical ecology were developed and promoted in cooperation with both national and international partners. The ZMT’s role as a national contact point and a central coordination unit for marine tropical research was strength- ened through its »Contact Offi ce for Tropical Coastal Research« (Contact Offi ce Tropicoast). The Contact Offi ce promotes communication and cooperation between scientists and research institutions both at national and international level with increas- ing involvement and inclusion of new part- ners from industry and commerce.

6_introduction Research Mangrove Dynamics and Management – MADAM

The Mangrove Dynamics and Management conservational research projects and possible BRAZIL program (MADAM) is a bilateral German- improvement of synergy effects. In spring Brazilian project supported by the BMBF 2001, the Brazilian and German project and the State of Bremen, and by the Brazil- participants met at a 3-day planning work- ian research council CNPq. The project was shop in Brazil. The cooperation agreement initiated in 1995 under a special agreement between the ZMT and UFPa was extended between the State of Bremen and the Federal for another fi ve years in July 2001. This was Ministry for Education and Research which followed by the fi rst joint German-Brazilian foresaw support for the development of review of MADAM in Belém and Bragança the ZMT into a national center for tropical in September. While approving the project marine ecology while effecting a stepwise work until 2005, the Joint Steering Com- transfer of the funding responsibility from the mittee recommended that periods of the BMBF to the State of Bremen over a period German and Brazilian funding for the project of ten years. be synchronized. Within the project, the ZMT and its part- The cooperation between MADAM and ners from the University of Bremen and an ongoing project within the framework of from the Brazilian Universidade Federal technical cooperation, PROPENDA (Pro- do Pará (UFPa) – located in Belém and grama de Renda Familiar), was intensifi ed Bragança – conduct research in the Caeté during the same period, and joint demonstra- river estuary and its adjoining mangrove-cov- tion projects (PDIA-Programas Demonstrati- ered peninsula to provide the scientifi c basis vas, tipo A) funded by the World Bank were for its conservation and sustainable cultiva- initiated. This included a comprehensive tion of the mangrove forests. Approximately survey of fi sh and crab catch in the research 70% of the households in this area rely for area as a basis for sustainable resource their livelihood directly or indirectly on the management, improvement of local fi sheries natural products derived locally from the product processing as well as trials on oyster region. Mangrove trees provide the fi rewood farming as an alternative job creating mea- for the operation of brickworks and baker- sure for the rural population. The required

ies; the narrow channels and the coastal zone scientifi c database on natural and anthropo- are intensely fi shed for sale and for personal genic processes involved was developed and consumption. Economically, the most impor- can now be used in models describing the be- tant product in the region is the mangrove havior of the system under specifi c scenarios. based terrestrial crab Ucides cordatus, the These new datasets, combined with those commercial exploitation of which gives good available in the mangrove information system, fi nancial returns, but whose survival is cur- MAIS, provide the basis for the development rently threatened by uncontrolled exploita- of a »Decision Support System« contributing tion. This interdisciplinary project builds on to the formulation of management recom- broad biogeochemical, ecological and socio- mendations. economic studies, develops ecological models These results provided the basis for and works out recommendations that will defi ning the working foci for the third project facilitate sustainable use of the system. phase that will devote itself to the synthesis Results and experience from the MADAM of the results: (1) a synoptic analysis of the project were presented at a German-Brazilian surface structure on a local and regional Conference in August 2000 in Hamburg level, and (2) the management of natural that discussed the overall status of bilateral resources and their relationship with natural,

7_research economic and social systems, taking special account of the mangrove crab Ucides cordatus, the key exploited local species. These foci are to be supplemented by public awareness work and database management. The pro- posal for the project extension to the third phase was submitted in December 2001 and approved by the BMBF in August 2002. Numerous German examination candi- dates and Master’s students of the ISATEC course of study, as well as Brazilian un- dergraduate students, are involved in the MADAM project. Two Brazilian junior scien- tists are writing their doctorate theses on a MADAM topic at the University of Bremen.

Further Projects

BRAZIL In August 2001, upon invitation and with the A joint research project with the Departa- funding of the Departamento de Oceanogra- mento de Oceanografi a in Recife was applied fi a, the ZMT participated in an investigation for in 1999 at the Project Offi ce of the BMBF that will shed light on the exchange rate of in Warnemünde and a smaller exchange water and plankton between the estuarine program at the BMBF’s IB. The cooperative and coastal waters in the Canal de Santa project for the examination of fi sh communi- Cruz. The samples and data collected are ties in a mangrove system was approved on currently being analyzed in Recife and at the the German side. These and other projects ZMT. Both canal exits were sampled four related to the management of coastal ecosys- times at full moon and at half moon with tems and their resources are being taken up CTD, ADCP (Acoustic Doppler Current within the framework of new initiatives that Profi ler) and various plankton nets over a are currently under way in marine science 24 hour time period. Fourteen scientists and and technology cooperation between Brazil technicians participated in the sampling phase. and Germany.

8_research Red Sea Program on Marine Science – RSP

The »Red Sea Program on Marine Sciences – process was coordinated and handled by the MIDDLE EAST RSP«, initiated in 1995 with the fi nancial ZMT. support from the BMBF, was completed in The plans for a fi nal symposium had to be 2002. The project was coordinated by the abandoned due to the continuing political cri- ZMT. The central topic of the project was sis in the Middle East. However, the contacts the ecology of the coral lined Gulf of Aqaba. established were kept alive within the bilat- Within the project, a multidisciplinary team eral programs with countries in the region. of marine scientists from German research One such program (»Red Sea Ornamentals institutions and universities worked together - Clean Aquaculture Project«) was initiated in with a team of scientists from research or- cooperation with the Marine Science Station ganizations and institutions in Egypt, Jordan, (MSS) at Aqaba in 2002 with the support Israel and Palestine. of the BMBF. The project aims to develop ZMT scientists involved in reef research environmentally friendly aquaculture and to in the RSP, continued to work on the ob- produce reef organisms for the aquarium servation of organisms and water currents market. Today, the species that are favored underwater and developed an automatic by aquarists and aquarium owners mostly control of a video-system for day and night come from wild catches, which is detrimental observations. In 2001, the results from the for the coral reefs. The newly developing deployment of such a system (»CaveCam«, technology aims to produce marine orna- an endoscopic camera system for the explo- mental organisms in closed artifi cial ecosys- ration of small caves, recesses and niches in tems and to obtain a high yield through the the coral reefs) were published in »Nature«. tight coupling of the nutrient cycles and use

The fi nal phase of the program also saw of solar energy, without polluting the envi- the completion of doctoral theses by Jorda- ronment. The project was conceived during nian students at the participating German discussions with the University of Jordan, the institutions as well as the publication of the Yarmouk University and the MSS in Aqaba in results within a theme section on »The Red August 2001. Apart from the ZMT and the Sea Programme« in the journal »Marine Ecol- MSS, the Institute for Marine Research (IfM) ogy Progress Series«. The entire publication in Kiel and the company Sander Enterprise

9_research from Lower Saxony are involved in this tion of the recirculation facility has been German-Jordanian project. progressing well and the foundation stone Ongoing project work includes the breed- for the new laboratory was laid at the end ing of the giant clam and the polyculture of of October 2002; the construction work is reef organisms in a recirculation facility. First expected to start after the conclusion of the trials of the reproduction of the clams were approval procedure in 2003. successful. The planning for the construc-

Further Red Sea Research Projects

MIDDLE EAST The cooperation with the RSP activities (NIOF) in Egypt have been revived. These between the ZMT and the Alfred-Wegener- measures contribute to the development and Institute for Polar and Marine Research on expansion of present research capacity in the subject of plankton research is being ac- the region as well as to the strengthening of tively continued by a doctorate on the impor- training and updating of technical equipment. tance of zooplankton for the pelagic-benthic Furthermore, they are expected to promote coupling in coral reefs in the Red Sea. The interdisciplinary collaborations allowing for a project, which is based at the MSS in Aqaba, better understanding of the region‘s unique receives inputs from research assistants from marine ecosystems via, for example, the de- the Inter-University Institute in Elat, as well velopment and use of new technologies. The as from Israeli planktologists within the German contribution to these activities was frame of the Israeli-Palestinian »Peace Park emphasized at an event organized in Aqaba in Project«. The contacts with the National October 2002 in honor of the coordinator of Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries the RSP, Prof. G. Hempel.

10_research German-Indonesian Cooperation within Marine Sciences and Geosciences

In 2000, the ZMT was nominated by the reef-based ecosystems and resources (South INDONESIA BMBF through the German-Indonesian Steer- Sulawesi), (2) Towards developing measures ing Committee on Marine Sciences and Geo- for a sustainable use of the living resources sciences to coordinate the development of an of the Segara Anakan Lagoon (South Central action plan for long-term bilateral coopera- Java), a tropical coastal ecosystem affected tion between Germany and Indonesia in the by environmental changes, (3) Coastal fi eld of marine sciences and geosciences. ecosystem health in Indonesia (Siak River, Its partners in Indonesia were the repre- Riau Province, Sumatra), (4) Marine natural sentatives from the Indonesian Ministry for products and (5) Marine geology and biogeo- Research and Technology and the Ministry chemistry. for Marine Affairs and Fisheries. The proposals were submitted to the Indonesia consists of 17,500 islands with a BMBF at the end of August 2002 under the total coastline of over 80,000 km and a broad overall title »Science for the Protection spectrum of different marine ecosystems such of Indonesian Coastal Marine Ecosystems as sand dunes and beaches bordering estuar- (SPICE)«. They were approved by the Ger- ies, mud fl ats, mangrove forests, sea grass man-Indonesian Steering Committee for meadows and coral reefs. They constitute the Marine Sciences and Geosciences in October transition to the open sea, where continental 2002 and the implementation began in 2003 slopes, deep-sea abyssal plains and trenches under the overall coordination of the ZMT. characterize further ecosystems. The bilateral In addition to the development and projects were to focus on coastal ecosystems coordination of the SPICE Program, the ZMT and their resources with emphasis placed on conducted three bilateral research projects developing the necessary scientifi c database in the fi eld of marine ecology and biogeo- for their sustainable management as well as chemistry between 2000 and 2003, involving on the development of the necessary human extensive fi eld work on board Indonesian resources and infrastructure. research vessels. During the development of the action plan, scientists and representatives from German and Indonesian research institutions visited each other’s institutions to acquaint themselves with the available infrastructure and human resources as well as to discuss ideas and themes for cooperation. A major event was the bilateral workshop held in as- sociation with a DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) alumni seminar in Indone- sia in March 2001. More than 100 scientists attended the event held at the University of Soedirman in Purwokerto, Indonesia. During the workshop and subsequent rounds of dis- cussion in Bremen, Bonn and Jakarta, it was agreed to develop fi ve project clusters under the focal theme »Sustainable management of coastal marine ecosystems«: (1) Coral

Joint Indonesian German Sunda Expedition – PreJIGSE

The »PreJIGSE« expedition was carried from the Sunda shelf area. Fisheries biologists INDONESIA out during 17.10. – 11.11.2000 on board the and biogeochemists from the ZMT and other Indonesian research vessel RV »Baruna Jaya«. German and Indonesian research institutions The major focus of the expedition was to participated in this expedition under the collect ecological and biogeochemical data overall coordination of the ZMT.

11_research Brantas – Madura Strait Biogeochemistry – BRAMS-1

INDONESIA The ZMT coordinated the project use and (3) development of water supply »Brantas – Madura Strait Biogeochemistry systems to include private households and in- (BRAMS-1)«, the goal of which is the bio- dustrial users. These development measures geochemical characterization of the coastal resulted in drastic changes in the volume and waters off Java, which are infl uenced by the the composition of fl ows into the estuary and varying inputs from the Brantas River. The the coastal waters. They affect the biodi- project is supported jointly by the BMBF and versity and the biogeochemical processes in the Agency for the Assessment and Applica- the adjacent coastal waters and will have an tion of Technology (BPPT) in Indonesia. impact on their economic potential. The Brantas River fl ows over a stretch of The fi eld work within the project 320 km and, near the city of Surabaya in East consisted of sampling the Brantas river, its Java, divides into two main tributaries, the artifi cial lakes, estuaries and the adjacent Wonokromo and the Porong, which drain coastal waters of the Madura Strait and is into the Madura Strait. The climate in the coordinated in close cooperation with the river basin is determined by the monsoon Agency for the Assessment and Application and comprises mainly a dry period from May of Technology (BPPT) in Jakarta and the until October and a rainy period from No- Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrog- vember until April. Some 80% of the annual raphie (BSH, Hamburg) and GKSS Research rainfall, and as a consequence, the peak river Center (Geesthacht) in Germany. The fi eld discharge, is between November and April. campaigns took place between May 2001 The river drains some of the most densely and November 2002. Sample processing and populated countryside and towns of Java: analyses were conducted at the ZMT in Bre- Malang, Blitar, Tulung Agung, Kediri, Jombang, men and in the laboratories in Indonesia, and Nganjuk, Mojokerto and Surabaya. In 1990, the data were exchanged with the Indonesian the number of people living in the catchment project partner. All available information on area of the Brantas River was estimated at the biogeochemistry of the river, its artifi cial approximately 13.7 million. Based on an aver- lakes and estuaries as well as on the Madura

age population growth of 2%, the current Strait has now been compiled, and new data population must be over 16 million with an has been generated on the distribution of average population density of around 650 biogeochemical parameters in the river as residents per km2. well as on their seasonal variability over Over the last four decades, the river ba- at least one hydrological year. Building on sin has undergone various stages of develop- the results of the fi rst project phase that ment that have had an impact on the river’s ended in 2003, plans for submission of a new ecology and biogeochemistry: (1) construc- proposal for the second project phase were tion of dams to control fl ood waters, (2) cre- worked out with the Indonesian partner. ation of a system of irrigation for agricultural

12_research Biogeochemical Fluxes in the Indonesian Seas – 1

The project »Biogeochemical Fluxes in the monsoon-related physical and biogeochemi- INDONESIA Indonesian Seas« investigates regions in the cal features: upwelling areas south of Java, Indian Ocean that are characterized by the western Arabian Sea, the equatorial Indian Ocean and the southern Bay of Bengal. The objectives are to establish the link between atmospheric and oceanographic phenomena off Indonesia with those of the western Indian Ocean. Several processes play a role in this. The water masses of the Indo- Pacifi c current are transported via the South Equatorial Current and the Somali Current into the Arabian Sea, where variations of the particle fl ux rates are infl uenced by the inten- sity of the Somali current. The Dipol-Mode couples the ocean area west of Indonesia with the western Indian Ocean, and although no clear signals for the »El Niño«-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) could be identifi ed in the northern Indian Ocean, »El Niño« has been cited in connection with the delayed onset of the monsoon and decreasing monsoon rainfalls over India. The project is funded by the BMBF.

Upwelling Region off South Java

The project off South Java measures the fl ux (Dipol-Mode). The aim of the project is to INDONESIA of particles from the sea surface to the deep investigate their effects on biogeochemi- sea with the aid of time-series sediment cal processes in the region. By building on traps. Special attention is paid to the infl u- results of investigations in the Arabian Sea, ence of climatic and oceanographic processes the equatorial Indian Ocean and the south- as well as to the nutrient dynamics linked ern Bay of Bengal, the project investigates with them on particle fl uxes to the deep whether there is any possible extension of sea. On the German side, the project will the ENSO and Dipol signals observed off the be carried out in close cooperation with the coast of Java into the Indian Ocean. University of Hamburg. The Indonesian part- During an expedition on board the Indo- ner in this case is the Agency for the Assess- nesian research vessel RV »Baruna Jaya IV« in ment and Application of Technology (BPPT) October/November 2000, two time series in Jakarta. In addition to this, there will also sediment trap systems, JAM-1 (Java-Mooring) be participation on the part of Indonesian and CIM-1 (Cilacap-Mooring), were deployed institutions like the ITS (Institute of Technol- off south-western Java. They were recov- ogy, Surabaya), the IPB (Bogor Agricultural ered and redeployed during cruises with RV University) as well as the LIPI (Indonesian »Baruna Jaya VII« and RV »Baruna Jaya IV« Institute of Sciences). in December 2001 and in November 2002, The Indonesian Seas are infl uenced by the respectively. The results allow the assess- Asian monsoon system, the ENSO and by ment of the factors that drive the pattern of the, though restricted to the Indian Ocean, biogeochemical fl uxes within the upwelling ENSO-like Ocean-Atmospheres-System systems.

13_research Upwelling Areas in the Northern Indian Ocean

INDIA The ZMT cooperated with the Institute of October 2001, two similar moorings were Biogeochemistry and Marine Chemistry of recovered and redeployed in the Bay of the University of Hamburg (IfBM) and the Bengal. The results from the analyses of these National Institute of Oceanography (NIO) samples were subsequently incorporated in in Goa, India, in long-term studies of particle the existing long-term data records. Further- fl uxes in the western Arabian Sea (Western more, for the station in the southern Bay of Arabian Sea Trap – WAST), in the equatorial Bengal, it was possible to signifi cantly extend Indian Ocean (EIOT) and in the southern Bay the data records for the stable N-Isotopes. of Bengal (Southern Bay of Bengal Trap – The available long-term data sets provide SBBT). These studies were funded by the a basis for investigating the links between BMBF and the DFG within the framework monsoon and ENSO events and opens up of bilateral cooperation between India and the possibility to assess the reaction of Germany on the one hand and within the oceans to global environmental and climatic IGBP-JGOFS Process Study in the Arabian changes. The work has allowed the comple- Sea on the other hand. tion of several Diploma and Masters theses Several moorings with time series sedi- In the report period, scientists from the ment traps were recovered in the Arabian Indian partner institute NIO visited the ZMT Sea and one was redeployed in the western to participate in planning for the workshop Arabian Sea during a research cruise on »Particle Fluxes in the Indian Ocean«, to be the Indian vessel RV »Sagar Kanya« in May held in Goa in 2003. 2001. During a cruise of the same vessel in

Joint Global Ocean Flux Study in the Indian Ocean – JGOFS-Indik

INDIA The International IGBP program »Joint Preliminary results that allow correlations Global Ocean Flux Study – JGOFS« examines between the strength of the monsoons and

the carbon cycle and its associated elements greenhouse gas emissions (CO2 and N2O) in various key regions of the ocean, in order from the Arabian Sea to be quantifi ed, were to better predict anthropogenic infl uences presented at the German JGOFS conference on natural cycles and their resulting effects held at the Institute for Marine Research on climate. Since 1995, the cooperative proj- (IfM) in Kiel at the end of September 2002, ect »Joint Global Ocean Flux Study – and are presently being prepared for publica- JGOFS-Indik« was funded by the BMBF as a tion. Furthermore, it is planned to incorpo- contribution to the JGOFS-Process Study in rate the insights on the coupled carbon-nitro- the Arabian Sea, and since 2001 was coor- gen cycle into global climate models. Due to dinated by the ZMT. The fi nal phase of the the possibility of the development of »dead project was carried out within the overall zones« in the sea from restricted oxygenation international »JGOFS-Data Synthesis and due to global warming, the knowledge of the Modeling« coordinated by the Institute of processes from the northern Indian Ocean is Oceanography, Kiel. increasingly gaining signifi cance. The study area is characterized by biogeo- Principal investigators of the subprojects chemical processes that are infl uenced by the took part in the workshop on »Biogeochemi- Asian monsoon, receives both eolian and fl u- cal Processes in the Northern Indian Ocean« vial inputs and has a permanent mid-water in early 2003, where results were discussed oxygen minimum layer. Because of the expected and a concluding report prepared. A synthesis impact on the carbon cycle and nutrient dy- book on the Indian Ocean is to be published namics, the examination of the coupled carbon- before the concluding JGOFS Conference in nitrogen cycle was at the center of research. Washington D.C. The German contribution Five subprojects of the program concen- to the international JGOFS-Indik synthesis trated on the development of a three-dimen- was published in January of this year (JGOFS sional, coupled ocean-atmosphere model. Report 35: www.uib.no/jgofs/jgofs.html).

14_research Further Projects

The project »Impact of Shrimp Aquaculture collaboration on the subject of aquaculture INDIA Effl uents on the Benthos Community in was discussed. South Indian Coastal Waters«, a cooperation between the ZMT and the Fisheries College at the University of Agricultural Sciences in Mangalore, India, which is supported by the German-Indian scientifi c-technological collaboration, was completed at the end of 2001. A proposal on the »Impact of Shrimp Aquaculture Effl uents on Adjacent Coastal Waters in South India« has been fi nalized. In November 2002, a German-Indian workshop took place at the ZMT during which future

The Benguela Environment Fisheries Interaction and Training Program – BENEFIT

The »Benguela Environment Fisheries Inter- on the ecology of fi sh larvae was conducted SOUTHERN AFRICA action and Training Program – BENEFIT« is a in Bremen in September 2000. In the mean- REGION regional research and development program time, the research results have been pub- with partners from Angola, Namibia and lished in 16 manuscripts under participation South Africa. The program is funded by of 48 authors and co-authors in the »South several states, in particular by Germany and African Journal of Science« (Vol. 97, 2001). Norway. Within the context of this program, Building on the cooperation forged dur- investigations are being carried out on the ing the 1999 expedition and the subsequent fi shery resources in the Benguela upwelling evaluation work, the ZMT has been carry- areas, one of the most productive areas of ing out investigations into the »Distribution the world’s oceans. Besides fi sheries-biologi- Mechanisms of Zoo- and Ichthyoplankton in cal investigations on the size of stocks and the Angola-Benguela Front«. This work is issues surrounding recruitment, the project being conducted together with the working

focuses on the interaction of important group »Marine Zoology« at the University of species with their environment. Training and Bremen and included a seagoing expedition further education of young scientists of the with FRS »Africana« in February 2002. First region form another important aspect. results of this cruise were presented at the In 2000 and 2001, the data and samples South African Marine Science Symposium in that were obtained during the expedition Swakopmund, Namibia, in July 2002, and led on board the South African vessel FRS to the formulation of a new proposal on the »Africana« were evaluated. A special course infl uence of low oxygen on fi sh recruitment.

15_research CUBA Members of staff of the ZMT took part in bringing together the bilateral study groups the MARCUBA 2000 Congress on Marine to develop common project plans. A bilateral Sciences in Havana in December 2000. The project funded by the International Offi ce initial contacts at the meeting with ma- (IB) of the BMBF since February 2002 now rine researchers from the Cuban Instituto investigates questions concerning sustainable de Oceanología and from the Instituto de management of the Batabanó Gulf in South- Ciencias Marinas de La Habana were used to ern Cuba. discuss research areas for bilateral collabo- A second German-Cuban workshop ration. Subsequently, a concept for the fi rst funded by the Bremen Senate was organized phase of research cooperation between the in Havana in September 2002, at which the

ZMT and the Cuban partners was developed. joint project proposals were worked out in A proposal for cooperation was accepted detail. From the German side, scientists from by the Bremen Senate in October 2001, and the MPI, Terramare and the ZMT, as well as a coordination unit for bilateral German- representatives of the BMBF’s International Cuban cooperation in marine research was Bureau took part. Since November 2002, a established at the ZMT. Bilateral Project Offi ce was established at Among the unit’s activities was the orga- the IdO in Havana, funded by the State of nization of a workshop funded by the BMBF Bremen. The facilities at the Offi ce are now and the Cuban Ministry for Science, Technol- available for use by the researchers involved ogy and the Environment (CITMA) on the in the bilateral collaboration. subject of »Research for Sustainable Develop- Further to these activities, the DFG ment« in Havana. The workshop provided approved a project proposal to study the a forum for the further development of signals of past climate embedded in coral cooperation initiatives. Offi cial cooperation skeletons in Cuban waters, which will be co- agreements between the Universities of Bre- ordinated by the ZMT and includes the par- men and Havana were subsequently signed ticipation of marine chemists and geologists in 2002, on the basis of which the ZMT col- from the University of Bremen. The project laborates with the Centro de Investigaciones »Cuban European Climate Connection« has Marinas (CIM) and the Instituto de Oceano- now been taken up for implementation. logía (IdO). In February 2002, the fi rst German- Cuban planning workshop took place at the ZMT, which was attended by scientists from three Cuban institutions in Havana, the IdO, the CIM and the Centro de Investiga- ciones Pesqueras, as well as scientists from the Max-Planck-Institute (MPI) for Marine Microbiology in Bremen, the Terramare in Wilhelmshaven, the Alfred-Wegener-Insti- tute in Bremerhaven, the Universities of Rostock, Oldenburg and Kiel, and the ZMT. The workshop created ideal conditions for

16_research In 2000, the ZMT conducted a bilateral Chinese Sea between upwelling areas and the VIETNAM workshop on »Land-Sea Nutrient Fluxes« mangrove belt by a bilateral interdisciplinary under the sponsorship of SCOPE, EU as research team. The study includes expedi- well as the IB of the BMBF and in coopera- tions with the Vietnamese RV »Nghien Cuu tion with the Institute of Oceanography in Bien« to collect data on the transitional zone Nha Trang, Vietnam. The workshop, held at from land to ocean. the Institute of Oceanography in Nha Trang, The ZMT is coordinating the entire pro- brought together German and Vietnamese ject »Land-Ocean-Atmospheric Interactions marine scientists as well as representatives in the Coastal Zone of Southern Vietnam«, of the IB and the DAAD. Several project and conducts its own research within the ideas were formulated and discussed. These subproject on »Ecosystem Functioning of were subsequently taken up by the Deutsche Rehabilitated versus Natural Mangroves in Forschungsgemeinschaft for further develop- the Can Gio Reserve, Vietnam«. ment. In November 2001, a delegation con- ducted by the DFG, visited various research institutions and universities in Hanoi, Nha Trang, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City with the aim of meeting interested researchers. During the visit, preliminary research and training projects for cooperation were devel- oped. They were fi nalized at a DFG/MOSTE planning workshop in Hanoi in May 2002, under the common theme of »Land-Ocean- Atmospheric Interactions in the Coastal Zone of Southern Vietnam«. The goal is to explore the coastal zone of the Southern

Ecosystem Functioning of Rehabilitated versus Natural Mangroves in the Can Gio Reserve, Vietnam

The project concentrates on a mangro- mangroves are comparable to natural ones in VIETNAM ve region in the Saigon River Delta where functionality and stability. The project pro- reforestation measures have successfully posals were submitted to the DFG and the been implemented for several decades. Here MOSTE for funding in summer 2002. the question arises whether the reforested

Preliminary Studies on the Biogeochemistry of Small Rivers in Vietnam

The ZMT has been conducting the project season, December; dry season, July), two VIETNAM »Preliminary Studies on the Biogeochemistry rivers, one reservoir lake and some potential of Small Rivers in Vietnam« together with terrestrial sources like rice fi elds, aquacul- the Institute of Oceanography (IO) in Nha ture ponds and mangroves were sampled and Trang, which was funded by the International the samples analyzed at the ZMT and the IO. Bureau of the German Federal Ministry of In addition to the generation of new data on Education and Research and the Vietnamese rivers of Vietnam, the project contributes to Ministry of Science, Technology and Environ- the training of young Vietnamese scientists in ment (MOSTE). The project collects data on modern analytical methods in environmental the biogeochemical status of small rivers in and biogeochemical research at the ZMT. Vietnam. During two joint expeditions (rainy

17_research Modeling of the Ecological and Economic Effects of the »El Niño« Climate Phenomenon on the Multi-species Diving Fishery in South Peru

PERU From 1998 to 2001, the ZMT carried out a fertility, which increases exponentially project funded by the Volkswagen Founda- with the size of the individual. If the mus- tion on »Modeling of the Ecological and sels are collected when they are too small Economic Effects of the ›El Niño‹ Climate (as in 1997/8 during »El Niño«), the po- Phenomenon on the Biodiversity of Diving tential biomass of the present individual is Fishery in Southern Peru« together with the not only unexploited, but the recruitment Peruvian project partner from the Universi- of the following generations is drastically dad Nacional Agraria La Molina in Lima. reduced. Within the framework of the project, an (2) The trophic modeling of the entire eco- international postgraduate course on »Food system of the Independencia Bay during

Webs and Energy Flow in Marine Ecosys- »El Niño« and normal meteorological tems: Theoretical Foundations, Applications periods shows that during »El Niño« and Modeling« was conducted on the Isla primary production drastically decreases, Independencia in Peru in early 2000. but the effi ciency of the energy transfer The analysis of data collected during fi eld in between trophic levels increases and work in 1999 produced three main results: a shift in the dominance structure and (1) A fi rst empirical model was developed relative biomass of species occurs. Both that permits a forecast of the magnitude effects result in the increase of the fi shing of the scallop stock in the Independen- yield compared to a normal year. cia Bay, using information on the aver- (3) »El Niño« is hence to be regarded as a age water temperature during the six positive climate event with respect to months period before and after the main invertebrate diving fi shery. For the Inde- reproductive period of the scallop. The pendencia Bay this simultaneously means fi shing yield of the scallop is fundamen- that the rich mussel population is also tally a function of the minimum catch size. an attraction for visiting divers who will The reason is not only to be seen in the temporarily immigrate and hence contrib- biomass maximization of the stock with ute to the increase in fi shing yield. advanced size (>60mm), but also in its

GHANA The collaboration with the University of The current cooperation is of benefi t mainly Cape Coast (UCC) goes back to the year for the ISATEC Program (s. below). The 1997. It is primarily funded by the DAAD, and students of the program carry out their fi eld relies also on a Memorandum of Understand- work under the supervision of scientists from ing (MoU) between the ZMT and the UCC. the Department of Zoology at the UCC.

18_research Training and Teaching

The teaching activities of the ZMT are pre- at the University of Bremen and conduct dominantly centered around the ISATEC lectures at partner institutions in tropical program with almost all of its scientists countries. Students and researchers from participating in its execution. Furthermore, these institutions regularly use the ZMT’s ZMT scientists offer lectures and seminars library and laboratory facilities for their covering the traditional syllabus of Faculty 2 research.

International Studies in Aquatic Tropical Ecology – ISATEC

The international Master’s course ISATEC (International Studies in Aquatic Tropical Ecology) has evolved well since its foundation in October 1999, both with respect to the fi ne tuning of the content within and between teaching modules, as well as the organization of the course by the ZMT. With the hiring of a coordinator in September 2001 as well as a tutor, the overall coordination of the program, the collaboration with the faculty administration as well as student mentoring could be substantially improved. The classes typically consist of one-third German and two-thirds foreign students. In September 2001, the fi rst batch of 17 students received their Master of Science degrees. For the graduates of 2002, a graduation ceremony was organized. Within the context of an accreditation procedure commissioned by the University of Bremen, the Accreditation, Certifi cation and Quality Insurance Institute (ACQUIN) carried out a detailed evaluation of ISATEC in the fi rst semester of 2002. This evaluation was based on a self-description of the course as well as on an internal survey carried out by a fi ve-person expert panel. The Accredita- tion Commission came to the conclusion that ISATEC was »an exceptionally well qualifi ed course of study, which is outstanding both with regard to content and concept«. In the combination of scientifi c and socio-eco- nomic expertise, as well as the conveying of scientifi c skills, the expert group perceived a successful expansion on traditional disci- plines and an outstanding qualifi cation for professional practice. Especially for foreign students, this combination would be a major criterion for the choice of the course. Ac- cording to the expert commission, this kind of combination is unprecedented and unique in German higher education, and therefore deserves support from both the University and the State. The practical half-year in the

19_training and teaching tropics is, despite occasional logistical com- plications, valued as particularly positive from both a technical and personal development perspective. The expert group confi rmed the location of Bremen for ISATEC as being especially advantageous. A high level of dis- ciplinary training is guaranteed by university institutions, as well as by linked institutes and external research institutions. ISATEC is now part of the DAAD’s focal program »Postgraduate Courses with Special Relevance to Developing Countries« and obtains seven full DAAD-scholarships for foreign participants.

Partner Program in Costa Rica – GIACT

Based on the European Union Project ALFA- also supported by the EU via scholarships for COSTA, and coordinated by the ZMT, an in- participants of the ALFA network since 2002 ternational course of study GIACT (Gestión including two scholarships for students from Integral de Areas Costeras Tropicales) was the University of Bremen. In the long term, developed at the University of Costa Rica a twinning of ISATEC and GIACT will be ex- with the participation of fi ve Latin American plored, allowing for the exchange of students and three European partners. GIACT is, like between the two programs. ISATEC, set to be multidisciplinary, and is

NEBROC

NEBROC – Netherlands Bremen Ocean- a member of the MARUM group of institu- ography – is a program under which the tions since 1997. The ZMT’s contribution Netherlands has created a network on edu- centered around a Ph.D. thesis under which cation and research in marine sciences. The a comparative investigation of Caribbean and ZMT has been taking part in the program as Indo-Pacifi c sponges was carried out.

Course Series »The Sea and its Resources«

The German-Indonesian cooperation plans drawn up. Among the courses already con- training courses in the fi eld of marine science ducted are those in fi sheries biology, which at the participating Indonesian research in- were held at the Jenderal Soedirman Univer- stitutes and universities. A series of courses sity in Purwokerto, Indonesia, in September consisting of several modules on the subject 2002. of »The Sea and its Resources« have been

20_training and teaching Publications

Members of the staff of the ZMT published The Silica Cycle« as a special issue in Vietnam’s around 100 articles in peer-reviewed scientifi c »Collections of Marine Research Works«. journals and over 30 other publications during Through its Contact Offi ce and with the the reporting period. The in-house »ZMT- support of partners in Indonesia and the Contributions« Series has grown to over 15 Philippines, the ZMT published two brochures volumes. ZMT staff members were involved in compiling information on potential coopera- the editing of the Proceedings of the SCOPE tion partners from both academic and private workshop on »Land-Ocean Nutrient Fluxes: sectors in those countries.

Events

The ZMT organized several national and »Action Plan for the German-Indonesian international workshops and symposia Cooperation on Marine Research«. This during 2000-2002, either on its own or in included a major workshop in »Marine Sci- partnership with international organizations ence Education, Research and Development« such as the EU, SCOPE and IOI, and na- in Purwokerto, Indonesia, at which approxi- tional organizations such as the CDG, DFG, mately 100 marine scientists and representa- DAAD, GTÖ, IB-BMBF, LAFEZ and WWF. tives of governmental as well as non-govern- They addressed issues ranging from educa- mental organizations met in March 2001. The tion and research in marine sciences, ocean event was carried out in collaboration with products and services to ocean governance. the Jakarta offi ce of the DAAD as an alumni In addition, it organized workshops devoted to the development of new partnership projects in China, Cuba, India and Indonesia at its facilities in Bremen as well as in Cuba and Indonesia. The major events will be described in the subsequent paragraphs; a complete list can be found in the appendix. In March 2000, a symposium on »Sea and coast today – On the ecology of shal- low waters« was organized by the ZMT and co-sponsored by MARUM. More than 200 marine ecologists from Germany partici- pated in the symposium with presentations on a broad spectrum of the German marine ecological research in shallow water bodies of various climate zones. At the end of September 2000, the ZMT organized the international SCOPE-work- shop on »Land-Ocean Nutrient Fluxes: seminar and hosted by the University Jenderal The Silica Cycle« in Nha Trang, Vietnam, in Soedirman in Purwokerto. Participants came collaboration with the Institute of Ocean- from Indonesia and from the neighboring ography in Nha Trang. It was followed by a South East Asian countries, as well as from week-long German-Vietnamese workshop leading marine research institutes in Ger- as well as lectures and training courses for many. Included among the participants were junior scientists and students. about 90 former DAAD-scholars. The dis- During the period under review, bilateral cussions at the workshop formed the basis of German-Indonesian meetings took place in bilateral partnership projects with Indonesia both Germany and Indonesia to prepare the which were subsequently developed.

21_publications_events To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the considered issues regarding the human uses founding of the ZMT, a »ZMT Forum for of coastal zones and their resources (»Envi- Partnership in Research and Education 2001« ronmental Issues in the Management of the was organized on May 22, 2001. The guests of Coastal Zone«). honor were the German Minister for Educa- At the fi rst German-Cuban workshop tion and Research, Ms Edelgard Bulmahn, and entitled »Towards a Sustainable Management Bremen’s Senator for Education and Science, and Conservation of Cuban Ecosystems«, Willi Lemke. The forum mainly addressed the held in February 2002 at the ZMT, there was role of the State of Bremen and its marine wide attendance including researchers from science institutes, especially the ZMT, in the Havana as well as colleagues from Rostock, implementation of national efforts for inter- Kiel, Oldenburg and Wilhelmshaven. At the national cooperation in marine research. workshop, the developments of joint pro- The ZMT hosted a meeting of the Ex- jects were discussed, which were to be set in ecutive Council of the International Ocean concrete terms at a follow-up workshop in Institute (IOI) with the participation of Prof. Havana in September 2002. Elizabeth Mann Borgese in September 2001. In close collaboration with the Contact This was followed by a ZMT-IOI Workshop Offi ce for Tropical Coastal Research, the on »Ocean Resources, Services and Pro- Carl Duisberg Gesellschaft (CDG) held the ducts«, which took place at and was spon- course program on coastal zone management sored by the Hanse-Wissenschafts-Kolleg for COASTMAN partners twice within the (HWK) in Delmenhorst. The future collabo- reporting period. The Contact Offi ce orga- ration between the IOI and the ZMT was nized accompanying excursions to aquacul- discussed and a Memorandum of Under- ture facilities in Schleswig-Holstein, as well standing signed in Halifax in November 2001 as to companies from the fi shing industry in with provisions for establishing an IOI Bremerhaven and Cuxhaven. Operational Center at ZMT. Together with the WWF and CDG, the SCOPE’s XIth General Assembly and Contact Offi ce prepared the international scientifi c symposia were held in Bremen in conference entitled »Ten Years after Rio«, September 2001 upon invitation from the held in Bremen in the summer of 2002 with DFG and the German National Committee. approximately 100 participants.

The participants included delegates of the With respect to the German-Indian national and international member organi- cooperation on coastal aquaculture, coastal zations associated with SCOPE and select fi shing and coastal management, the State guests from partner organizations as well as Agency for Development Cooperation held a governmental and non-governmental orga- bilateral workshop at the ZMT in November nizations. Parallel to the general assembly, 2002, which was attended by two represen- two scientifi c symposia were organized. One tatives each from the College of Fisheries of them dealt with the global state of the in Mangalore, the Center for Earth Science environment and the new challenges to envi- Studies in Thiruvananthapuram, and the ronmental scientists in a decade of political Institute for Ocean Management in Chennai. and socio-economical changes (»The 1990s: On the German side, the ZMT, the MPI for Unforeseen Challenges and Lessons for Marine Microbiology in Bremen, and repre- Environmental Sciences«). The other, mainly sentatives from the BMBF participated.

22_events Public Relations

The ZMT redesigned the institute logo and Furthermore, in July 2002 the ZMT was the website. All information is now available an attraction for the fi ve so-called »Geo- in both English and German versions of the tours«, which, based on a media partner- website. ship between MARUM and Bremen’s daily Since 2000, the media’s attention to ac- newspapers, allowed an insight into Bremen’s tivities and events at the ZMT has increased. Geosciences and related fi elds for groups of Press releases were distributed locally by the 20 visitors each. With the slogan »Behind Senate’s press offi ce, and nationally via the the Scenes«, readers of the daily newspapers distributor of the Informationsdienst Wissen- were invited to participate in a competi- schaft (IDW). tion to win a place in one of these visiting The exhibition »Marine Research groups. The visitor group for the ZMT had Weeks«, which had attracted great response to be narrowed down from 100 applicants. In in 1998, was conceptualized as a touring various short presentations and visits to the exhibition by MARUM and was set up in laboratories the ZMT presented its research and around Bremen. Refl ecting the work and training fi elds, where the concluding done within the MADAM project, the ZMT discussion and the many questions raised presented itself with a poster sequence and by the interested visitors made it clear that exhibits on artisanal fi shing in the mangrove. the ZMT had obtained a well known status A children’s fi lm is being created in the amongst Bremen’s population. context of the PUSH-program, which aims In the context of the »Year of the Geosci- at promoting science communication. In the ences«, the so-called »Science Summer« took fi lm, entitled »Adventures in the Coral Reef«, place in Bremen at the end of August 2002, children will experience the vision of being the climax of which was the »Long Night of submerged into caves of the coral reef as tiny the Sciences« on the 24th of August. Not beings where they will encounter a variety of only in the town center (Domshof), but also different organisms. The project is supported at the university and various other locations, by the »Stifterverband für die Deutsche interactive science was presented from the Wissenschaft«. The fi lming took place in the early evening until midnight, accompanied Red Sea in cooperation with the MSS Aqaba by artistic activities. As a member of the and in a swimming pool in Worpswede, research association MARUM, the ZMT where the children were fi lmed. The com- introduced itself with a fi lm and poster pre- puter animation was created by a company sentation in the Glass Hall of the University based in Munich. Accompanying information and at the Domshof. material is being produced in cooperation The ZMT scientists contributed popular with children from a Montessori School in science articles, for example for the year- Munich. book of the Wittheit 2001/2002, dedicated The year 2002 was the »Year of the to marine research in the State of Bremen. Geosciences«, in advance of which, the The ZMT was also involved in the production Bremen initiative »City of Science« called for of a monthly newsletter within the MADAM the staging of fi ve science Saturdays. They project called »Folha do Mangue« contain- aimed to increase public awareness of ing information for the local population and Bremen and Bremerhaven as scientifi c loca- providing accompanying teaching material tions. The ZMT was involved in the second for schools in Belém and Bragança in Brazil. science Saturday. The day was dedicated In the interactive science guide of Bremen, to university facilities on the main campus »City of Science«, the ZMT presents a short and the research institutions in Wiener portrait of its project activities. Straße with the Frauenhofer Institute, the MPI for Marine Microbiology, the ZMT and the Universum Science Center. The ZMT’s program included, amongst other things, a panel discussion with ISATEC students and the demonstration of fi sheries biology research methods in the laboratory, as well as well-received children’s games and drawing activities.

23_ public relations Administration + Infrastructure Administration

New research activities and the increasing in October 2000. Presently the ZMT has number of examination candidates, as well as access to good infrastructure, with additional staff returning from the tropics, led to a rapid room capacity that can also provide space increase in the number of ZMT staff which for events such as training courses, work- called for a spatial expansion. In order to shops or study group meetings of up to 80 accommodate the increase, the ZMT moved participants. The annex accommodates the from Bremen’s Center for Innovation and institution’s library and additional offi ces. Technology (BITZ) in Fahrenheitstraße 1 to a new building and annex in Fahrenheitstraße 6

Library

The comparatively small library stock, were made to »Estuarine Coastal and Shelf categorized into »ecology«, »marine eco- Science«, »Global Biogeochemical Cycles« systems«, »fi sheries biology« and »coastal and »Science«. The library is also the loca- management« sections, as well as some tion for the theses of the Master’s course titles on socio-economics and biochemistry ISATEC, which is conducted in collaboration literature, has nonetheless grown steadily with the University of Bremen. The library in the current report period. As a dona- is a member of the German Association of tion, the library obtained a near complete Marine-Scientifi c libraries. set of the series published by SCOPE. It was generally agreed not to expand the stock of the »Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology«, since the journal is available at the University library. Instead subscriptions

Laboratory

The development and refi nement of analyti- versity of Oldenburg and of the neighboring cal techniques were continued. This especial- institutes in Bremen (FB5, MPI). ly concerned the areas of mass spectrometry, Chemistry practicals of the ISATEC amino acid analysis by HPLC and the analysis program are regularly held in the facilities of of organic acids via ion chromatography. the ZMT. With fi nancial support from MARUM, vari- ous small apparatuses were purchased for use in biogeochemical work. New methods for opal determination and Winkler-Titration according to WOCE were introduced. The laboratory also has an automatic redox-titra- tion system at its disposal, the DOC-quan- tifi cation has been computerized and the phosphate analysis was optimized with the introduction of the FIAS-method (Flow Injec- tion Analysis System). For this, a cooperation with the company Skalar in Erbelenz was established. Good cooperation arrangements exist with the chemistry laboratories of the AWI in Bremerhaven, of the IfM and the Institute for Polar Ecology (IPÖ) in Kiel, of the IOW in Warnemünde, of the ICBB of the Uni-

24_administration + infrastructure EDP (Electronic Data Processing) and Data Management

With the move into the premises in basis. Due to an increase in numbers of both Fahrenheitstraße 6 in October 2000, a staff and student bodies on one hand and newly installed Ethernet connection was the expansion of the computer network on put into operation which is connected the other, the demands of the ZMT could no to the campus network via optical fi ber longer be met. Therefore, a new post for the cables. maintenance of the network, the homepage The administrative maintenance of the and workstation computers was set up and computers and network was taken care of fi l l e d i n N o v e m b e r 2 0 0 2 . by two employees of the Center for Applied Information Technology (Zentrum für Ange- wandte Informationstechnologien – ZAIT) of the University of Bremen on a contract

Contact Offi ce

The Contact Offi ce at the ZMT was origi- A cooperation agreement was made with the nally established in 1995 to act as a contact company of consulting engineers POLYPLAN point providing information and services in Bremen, which is responsible for the in education, research and development in construction plans of an experimental facility the fi eld of tropical marine ecology and to at the ZMT. facilitate communication and cooperation be- The Contact Offi ce contributed informa- tween scientists and research institutions at tion for the development of a GTZ-sector national and international levels. For this, the project on the subject of »Code of Conduct« Contact Offi ce draws upon the enormous (FAO) in the fi eld of »Fisheries in the Trop- experience and expertise available at the ics« with the support from BMZ. ZMT through its international partnership During 2000 - 02, the Contact Offi ce pre- projects in the tropics. pared the Memorandum of Understanding In addition to the routine duties concern- with the National Aquatic Resource Agency ing national and international communication (NARA) in Sri Lanka, as well as with universi- as outlined above, its work during 2000 - 02 focused on three areas: (1) Establishment of contacts between the ZMT and the small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), (2) Acquisition of funds for information sur- veys and pilot studies relating to fi sheries man- agement, and (3) Preparation of cooperation contracts and agreements with new partners. The Contact Offi ce is a member of the action group »Aquaculture«, which was founded by the Bremerhaven Investment ties in Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia. and Town Development Agency (Bremer- Furthermore, the Contact Offi ce is involved haven Investitions- and Stadtentwicklungsge- in the selection and allocation of candidates sellschaft – BIS), and which also counts for the DAAD special scholarship program representatives in the senate, investors, »Marine Research«. scientists and SMEs amongst its members. The evaluation of the old ZMT homep- A preliminary study on the construction of age has demonstrated that the page of the aquaculture facilities, which was conducted in Contact Offi ce is the ZMT´s most frequently collaboration with the company ECOMARES visited page, especially for brochure down- in Büsum, was presented to the action group. loads.

25_contact offi ce International Ocean Institute – Operational Centre IOI Germany

The »International Ocean Institute« (IOI) and structure of the ZMT in Bremen. Subse- was founded as a non-governmental orga- quently, the ZMT, together with the IOI and nization by Prof. Elisabeth Mann Borgese in the Hanse Institute for Advanced Study, con- 1972. The IOI perceives its mission as being ducted a workshop on the topic of »Ocean Services and Products« in September 2001 in Delmenhorst. Prior to the workshop, the Executive Council of the IOI convened at the ZMT in order to discuss details of the coop- eration. In November 2001, the IOI and ZMT signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the duration of 3 years in Halifax, Canada. On this basis, the IOI and ZMT want to gather expertise on the subject of »Ocean Science Contribution to the Service Economy«, which is then to be profi table to both in the form of jointly conducted courses of training and further education or projects in the marginal seas of Europe, in Southern Africa, as well as in South East Asia. The raising of funds for such activities is to take place jointly. Dr. W. Ekau was nominated for implementing the IOI- related activities at the ZMT. Courtesy of the International Ocean Institute, Malta

a contributor to capacity building for the conservation of the marine environment and to the peaceful exploitation of the seas and their resources, through research, education and on the job training. The internationally renowned annual conference »Pacem in Mari- bus« contributes especially to this. Globally, the IOI today has 22 closely collaborating branches at its disposal and its headquarters in Malta. The IOI hence represents a unique global network that is coordinated from Malta. In December 2000, the fi rst »Pacem in Maribus« conference took place in Hamburg. A discussion forum considered the possibility of an IOI branch in Germany, and the ZMT was chosen as a cooperative partner for this. After the conference, Prof. Mann Borgese gathered information on the responsibilities Courtesy of Barbara S. Trost

26_IOI Peer-reviewed Publications Appendix

Bange, H.W., M.O. Andreae, S. Lal, C.S. Law, Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 10, PUBLICATIONS S.W.A. Naqvi, P.K. Patra, T. Rixen & R.C. 175-183. Upstill-Goddard (2001): Nitrous oxide Behling, H., S.G. Bauermann & P.C. Neves emissions from the Arabian Sea: A synthe- (2001): Holocene environmental changes sis. Atmos. Chem. Phys. 1, 61-71. from the São Francisco de Paula region, Barletta, M., U. Saint-Paul, A. Barletta-Bergan, southern Brazil. J. South American Earth W. Ekau & D. Schories (2000): Spatial Sci. 14, 631-639. and temporal distribution of Myrophis Behling, H., M.C.L. Cohen & R.J. Lara (2001): punctatus (Ophichtidae) and associated Studies on Holocene mangrove ecosystem fi sh fauna in a North Brazilian intertidal dynamics of the Bragança Peninsula in mangrove forest. Hydrobiologia 426 (1-3) northeastern Pará, Brazil. Paleogeography, 65-74. Paleoclimatology, Paleoecology 167, 225- Barletta-Bergan, A., M. Barletta & U. Saint-Paul 242. (2002): Structure and seasonal dynamics Behling, H. & M.L. Costa (2001): Holocene of larval fi sh in the Caeté River Estuary in vegetational and coastal environmental North Brazil. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf changes from the Lago Crispim record in Science 54, 193-206. northeastern Pará State, eastern Amazonia. Bauer, S., U. Berger, H. Hildenbrandt, Review of Paleobotany and Palynology 114, D. Eisinger & V. Grimm (2001): Model- 145-155. lierung von Nachbarschaftskonkurrenz in Behling, H. & H. Hooghiemstra (2001): Pfl anzenpopulationen: Test eines neuen Neotropical Savanna Environments in individuenbasierten Ansatzes. In: F. Jopp & Space and Time: Late Quaternary Inter- G. Weigmann (Hrsg.), Rolle und Bedeutung hemispheric Comparisons. In: V. Markgraf von Modellen für den ökologischen Erken- (Hrsg.), Interhemispheric Climate Linkages, ntnisprozess. Theorie in der Ökologie 307-323 (San Diego, San Francisco, New Band 4, 31-42 (Frankfurt). York). Bauer, S., U. Berger, H. Hildenbrandt & V. Grimm Behling, H., G. Keim, G. Irion, W. Junk & J. (2002): Cyclic dynamics in simulated plant Nunes de Mello (2001): Holocene environ- populations. Proc. R. Soc. Lond. B. 269, mental changes inferred from Lago Calado 2443-3450. in the Central Amazon Basin (Brazil). Behling, H. (2000): A 2860-year high resolution Paleogeography, Paleoclimatology, Paleo- pollen and charcoal record from the Cor- ecology 173, 87-101. dillera de Talamanca in Panama: a history of Behling, H. & R.R.B. Negrelle (2001): Late human and volcanic forest disturbance. The Quaternary tropical rain forest and climate Holocene 10, 387-393. dynamics from the Atlantic lowland in Behling, H., H. Arz, J. Pätzold, J. & G. Wefer southern Brazil. Quaternary Research 56, (2000): Late Quaternary vegetational and 383-389. climate dynamics in northeastern Brazil, Behling, H. (2002): Beiträge zur Geschichte inferences from marine core GeoB 3104-1. der Araukarienwälder, des Campos und Quaternary Sciences Reviews 19, 981-994. der atlantischen Regenwälder Süd- und Behling, H. & M.L. Costa (2000): Holocene en- Südostbrasiliens im Spätquartär. Berichte vironmental changes from the Rio Curuá der Reinhold-Tüxen-Gesellschaft 14, 59-68. record in the Caxiuanã region, eastern Behling, H. (2002): Carbon storage increases Amazon Basin. Quaternary Research 53, by major forest ecosystems in tropical 369-377. South America since the Last Glacial Maxi- Behling, H. & H. Hooghiemstra (2000): Holo- mum and the early Holocene. Global and cene Amazon rainforest-savanna dynamics Planetary Change 33,107-116. and climatic implications: high-resolution Behling, H. (2002): South and Southeast Brazil- pollen record Laguna Loma Linda in ian grasslands during Late Quaternary eastern Colombia. J. Quaternary Sciences times: a synthesis. Paleogeography, Paleocli- 15, 687-695. matology, Paleoecology 177, 19-27. Behling, H. (2001): Late Quaternary environ- Behling, H., H.W. Arz, J. Pätzold & G. Wefer mental changes in the Lagoa da Curuca (2002): Late Quaternary vegetational and region (eastern Amazonia) and evidence climate dynamics in southeastern Brazil, of Podocarpus in the Amazon Lowland. inferences from marine core GeoB 3229-2

27_appendix PUBLICATIONS and GeoB 3202-1. Paleogeography, Paleo- Defren-Janson, K., S. Schnack-Schiel & climatology, Paleoecology 179, 227-243. C. Richter (2000): Mesozooplankton com- Berger, U. & M. Glaser (2000): Unwissenheit munities in the Magellan region. Sci. Mar. und Risiko beim Management von Man- 63, Supl. 1, 43-50. grovengebieten am Beispiel der Halbinsel Dittmann, S. (2000): Zonation of benthic com- von Bragança an der Küste von Nord-Ost munities in a tropical tidal fl at of north- Pará, Brasilien. In: K. Mathes et al. (Hrsg.), east-Australia. J. Sea Res. 43, 33-51. Systemtheorie in der Ökologie. ECOMED, Dittmann, S. (2001): Abundance and distribu- Reihe Naturwissenschaften, 25-36 tion of small infauna in mangroves of Mis- (Frankfurt). sionary Bay, North Queensland, Australia. Berger, U. & H. Hildenbrandt (2000): A new Rev. Biol. Trop. 49 (2) 535-544. approach to spatially explicit modelling of Dittmann, S. & J.A. Vargas (2001): Tropical Tidal forest dynamics: spacing, ageing and neigh- Flat Benthos Compared Between Australia bourhood competition of mangrove trees. and Central America. In: K. Reise (Hrsg.), J. Ecological Modelling 132, 287-302. Ecological Comparisons of Sedimentary Berger, U. & H. Hildenbrandt (2001): Nach- Shores. Ecological Studies 151, 271-293. barschaftsfelder zur Untersuchung ökolo- Dittmann, S. (2002): Benthic fauna in tropical gischer Interferenzen - vom Anfang und tidal fl ats – a comparative perspective. Ende der Selbstausdünnung. In: F. Jopp & Wetlands Ecology and Management 10, G. Wiegmann (Hrsg.), Rolle und Bedeutung 189-195. von Modellen für den Erkenntnisprozess Dittmann, S. (2002): Benthic fauna in tropical in der Ökologie. Theorie in der Ökologie tidal fl ats of Hinchinbrook Channel, NE Band 4, 19-30 (Frankfurt). Australia: diversity, abundance and their Berger, U., H. Hildenbrandt & V. Grimm (2002): spatial and temporal variation. Wetlands Towards a standard for the individual- Ecology and Management 10, 323-333. based modeling of plant populations: self- Dittmann, S. (2002): Stuck in the mud. Rev. biol. thinning and the fi eld-of-neighbourhood Trop. 50 (3/4), 865-868. approach. Natural Resource Modeling 15 Dittmar, T. & M. Birkicht (2001): Regenera- (1) 39-54. tion of nutrients in the northern Benguela Berrio, J.C., H. Hooghiemstra, H. Behling, upwelling and the Angola-Benguela Front P. Botero & K. Van der Borg (2002): Late areas. South African J. of Science 97 (5/6) Quaternary savanna history of the Co- 239-245. lombian Llanos Orientales from Lagunas Dittmar, T. & R.J. Lara (2001): Do mangroves Chenevo and Mozambique; a transect rather than rivers provide nutrients to synthesis. The Holocene 12, 35-48. coastal environments south of the Amazon Buck, B.H., H. Rosenthal & U. Saint-Paul (2002): River? Evidence from long-term fl ux mea- Effect of increased irradiance and thermal surements. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 213, 67-77. stress on the symbiosis of Symbiodinium Dittmar, T. & R.J. Lara (2001): Driving forces microdriaticum and Tridacna gigas. Aquat. behind nutrient and organic matter dy- Living Resour. 15, 107-117. namics in a mangrove tidal creek in North Bush, M.B., M. Stute, P.A. Colinvaux, M.P. Ledru, Brazil. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science H. Behling, P. Bradbury, P.E. De Oliveira, 52, 249-259. E. Grimm, H. Hooghiemstra, S. Haberle, Dittmar, T. & R.J. Lara (2001): Molecular B. Leyden, M.L. Salgado-Labouriau & evidence for lignin degradation in sulfate- T. Webb (2001): Paleotemperature Esti- reducing mangrove sediments (Amazônia, mates for the Lowland Americas Between Brazil). Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 65 (9) 30° S and 30° N at the Last Glacial Maxi- 1417-1428. mum. In: V. Markgraf (Hrsg.), Interhemi- Dittmar, T., R.J. Lara & G. Kattner (2001): River spheric Climate Linkages, 293-306 (San or mangrove? Tracing major organic matter Diego, San Francisco, New York). sources in tropical Brazilian coastal waters. Cohen, M.C., R.J. Lara, C.F. Szlafsztein & T. Mar. Chem. 73, 253-271. Dittmar (2000): Digital Elevation Models Ekau, W. & J. Blay (2000): Validation of daily in- as a GIS Tool for the Analysis of Mangrove crement deposition and early development Coasts. Amazon Region, Brazil. Internation- in the otoliths Sarotherodon melanother- al J. of Environmental Creation 3 (2) Anex. on. J. Fish Biol. 57, 1539-1549.

28_appendix Ekau, W., A. Hendricks, S. Kadler, V. Koch & Jiménez, C. & J. Cortés (2001): Effects of the PUBLICATIONS N. Loick (2001): Winter ichthyoplankton 1991-92 El Niño on scleractinian corals of in the northern Benguela upwelling and the Costa Rican central Pacifi c coast: Rev. Angola/Benguela front area. South African J. Biol. Trop. 49, Supl. 2, 239-250. Science 97, 259-265. Jiménez, C., J. Cortés, A. León & E. Ruíz (2001): Grimm, E., S.L. Garcia, H. Behling & V. Markgraf Coral bleaching and mortality associated (2001): Holocene Vegetation and Climate with the 1997-1998 El Niño event in an Variability in the Americas. In: V. Markgraf upwelling environment at the eastern (Hrsg.), Interhemispheric Climate Linkages, Pacifi c (Gulf of Papagayo, Costa Rica). Bull. 325-370 (San Diego, San Francisco, New Mar. Sci. 68, 151-169. York). Kappner, I., S. Al-Moghrabi & C. Richter (2000): Hempel, G. & C. Richter (2002): The Red Sea Pro- Mucus-net feeding by the vermetid gastro- gramme: sailing a nutshell of hope in Red Sea pod Dendropoma maxima in coral reefs. waters. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. 239, 231-232. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. 204, 309-313. Hempel, G. & C. Richter (Hrsg.) (2002): Theme Katsuragawa, M. & W. Ekau (2001): Distribu- Section: The Red Sea Programme – Eco- tion, growth and mortality of young rough logical Studies in the Gulf of Aqaba. Mar. scad, Trachurus lathami, in the southeast- Ecol. Progr. Ser. 239, 231-310. ern Brazilian Bight. J. Appl. Ichthyol. 17, 1-8. Hüerkamp, C., P.W. Glynn, L. D‘Croz, J.L. Khalaf, M.A. & M. Kochzius (2002): Changes Maté & S.B. Colley (2001): Bleaching and in trophic community structure of shore recovery of fi ve Eastern Pacifi c corals in an fi shes at an industrial site in the Gulf of El Niño-related temperature experiment. Aqaba, Red Sea. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. 239, Bull. Mar. Sci. 69 (1) 215-236. 287-299. Hupe, A., H. Thomas, V. Ittekkot & R. Lendt Khalaf, M.A. & M. Kochzius (2002): Community (2001): Inventory of released inorganic structure and biogeography of shore fi shes carbon from organic matter remineraliza- in the Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea. Helgoland tion in the deeper Arabian Sea. J. Geophys. Marine Research 55, 252-284. Res. 106 (C12) 31,189-31,196. Koch, V. & M. Wolff (2002): Energy budget and Ittekkot, V., C. Humborg & P. Schäfer (2000): ecological role of mangrove epibenthos in Hydrological Alterations and Marine Bio- the Caeté estuary, North Brazil. Mar. Ecol. geochemistry: A Silicate Issue? BioScience Progr. Ser. 228, 119-130. 50 (9) 776-782. Kötter, I. & J. Pernthaler (2002): In situ feeding Ittekkot, V., L. Rahm, D. P. Swaney & C. Humborg rates of obligate and facultative coelobite (2000): Perturbed Silicon Cycle Discussed. (cavity-dwelling) sponges in a Caribbean Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical coral reef. Proceedings of the 9th Interna- Union 81 (18) 198, 200. tional Coral Reef Conference, Bali, Indone- Jennerjahn, T.C. & V. Ittekkot (2002): Relevance sia, 23-27 October 2000, 1, 347-352. of mangroves for the production and Krause, G., D. Schories, M. Glaser & K. Diele deposition of organic matter along tropical (2001): Spatial patterns of mangrove continental margins. Naturwissenschaften ecosystems: The Bragantinian mangroves of 89, 23-30. northern Brazil (Bragança, Pará). Ecotropi- Jiménez, C. (2001): Arrecifes y ambientes cor- ca 7 (1-2) 93-107. alinos de Bahía Culebra, Pacífi co de Costa Kunzmann, A. (2000): Marine Ecosystems of Rica: Aspectos biológicos, económico- Western Sumatra. In: C. Sheppard (Hrsg.), recreativos y de manejo. Rev. Biol. Trop. 49, Seas at the Millennium - An environmental Supl. 2, 215-231. evaluation. Volume 2: Regional chapters, Jiménez, C. (2001): Bleaching and mortality of the Indian Ocean to the Pacifi c, 386-387 reef organisms during a warming event in (Amsterdam). 1995 at the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. Lara, R.J., C.F. Szlafsztein, M.C.L. Cohen, Rev. Biol. Trop. 49, Supl. 2, 233-238. U. Berger & M. Glaser (2002): Implications Jiménez, C. (2001): Seawater temperature of mangrove dynamics for private land measured at the surface and at two depths use in Bragança, North Brazil: a case study. (7 and 14 m) in one coral reef at Culebra Journal of Coastal Conservation 8, 97-102. Bay, Gulf of Papagayo, Costa Rica. Rev. Biol. Marchant, R., H. Behling, J.C. Berrio, A.M. Cleef, Trop. 49, Supl. 2, 153-161. H. Hooghiemstra, J. Duivenvoorden, P.

29_appendix PUBLICATIONS Kuhry, A.B.M. Melief, B. van Geel, T. van der tom sediment on nutrient enrichment in Hammen, G. van Reenen & M. Wille (2001): a coral reef of the Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea. Mid- to Late-Holocene pollen-based biome Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. 239, 277-285. reconstructions for Colombia. Quaternary Reschke, S., V. Ittekkot & N. Panin (2002): The Science Reviews 20, 1289-1308. Nature of Organic Matter in the Danube Marchant, R., L. Almeida, H. Behling, J.C. Ber- River Particles and North-western Black rio, M. Bush, S. Cleef, J. Duivenvoorden, M. Sea Sediments. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Kappelle, P.E. De Oliveira, A.T. De Oliveira- Science 54, 563-574. Filho, M.S. Lozano-Garcia, H. Hooghiem- Richter, C., P. R. Burbridge, C. Gätje, B. A. stra, M.-P. Ledru, B. Ludlow-Wiechers, V. Knoppers, O. Martins, L. Talaue-McManus, Mancini, V. Markgraf, M. Paez, A. Prieto, O. M. A. K. Ngoile, M. J. O‘Toole, Rangel & M.L. Salgado-Labouriau (2002): S. Ramachandran & W. Salomons (2001): Distribution and ecology of parent taxa of Integrated Coastal Management in Devel- pollen lodged within the Latin American oping Countries. In: B. von Bodungen &. Pollen Database. Review of Paleobotany R.K. Turner (Hrsg.), Science and Integrated and Palynology 121, 1-75. Coastal Management. Dahlem Workshop McLean, R.F. & A. Tsyban; Lead Authors: Rep. 85, 253-308 (Berlin). V. Burkett, J.O. Codignotto, D.L. Forbes, Richter, C., M. Wunsch, M. Rasheed, I. Kötter & N. Mimura, R.J. Beamisch & V. Ittekkot M.I. Badran (2001): Endoscopic exploration (2001): Coastal Zones and Marine Ecosys- of Red Sea coral reefs reveals dense popu- tems. In: J.J. McCarthy et al. (eds), Climate lations of cavity-dwelling sponges. Nature change 2001: Impacts, Adaptation, and 413, 726-730. Vulnerability, 343-379 (Cambridge). Richter, C. (2002): Sponging up plankton in Nurse, L.A. & G. Sem; Lead Authors: J.E. Hay, coral reefs. Directions in Science 1, 31-32. A.G. Suarez, P.P. Wong, L. Briguglio &. Rodrigues-Filho, S., H. Behling, G. Irion & G. S. Ragoonaden; Contributing Authors: Müller (2002): Evidence for lake formation A. Githeko, J. Gregory, V. Ittekkot, U. Kaly, as a response to an inferred Holocene R. Klein, M. Lal, A. McKenzie, H. McLeod, climatic transition in Brazil. Quaternary N. Mimura; J. Price, Dahe Qin, B. Singh & Research 57, 1-7. P. Weech (2001): Small Islands States. In: Saint-Paul, U., J. Zuanon, M.A. Villacorta Cor- J.J. McCarthy et al. (eds), Climate change rea, M. Garcia, N.N. Fabre, U. Berger & W.J. 2001: Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability, Junk (2000): Fish communities in central 843-875 (Cambridge). Amazonian white- and blackwater fl ood- Orlóci, L., V. D. Pillar, H. Behling & M. Anand plains. Environmental Biology of Fishes 57, (2002): Some interesting characteristics of 235-250. the vegetation process. Community Ecol- Sarin, M. M., S. Krishnaswami, T. K. Dalai, ogy 3 (2) 125-146. V. Ramaswamy & V. Ittekkot (2000): Settling Ortiz, M. & M. Wolff (2002): Application of fl uxes of U- and Th-series nuclides in the loop analysis to benthic systems in north- Bay of Bengal: results from time-series ern Chile for the elaboration of sustain- sediment trap studies. Deep Sea Res., Part able management strategies. Mar. Ecol. I, Oceanogr. Res. 47 (10) 1961-1985. Progr. Ser. 242, 15-27. Schmidt, S., M. Wolff & J. A. Vargas (2002): Ortiz, M. & M. Wolff (2002): Dynamical simula- Population ecology and fi shery of Cit- tion of mass-balance trophic models for tarium pica (Gastropoda: Trochidae) on the benthic communities of northern-central Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. Rev. Biol. Chile: assessment of resilience time under Trop. 50 (3/4), 1079-1090.

alternative management scenarios. Ecologi- Schories, D. & U. Mehlig (2000): CO2 gas cal Modelling 148, 277-291. exchange of benthic microalgae during ex- Ortiz, M. & M. Wolff (2002): Trophic models posure to air: rapid assessment of primary of four benthic commuities in Tongoy Bay production. Wetlands Ecology and Manage- (Chile): comparative analysis and prelimi- ment 8 (4) 273-280. nary assessment of management strategies. Schories, D., J. Anibal, A.S. Chapman, E. Herre, J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 268, 205-235. I.Isaksson, A.I. Lillebø, L. Pihl, K. Reise, Rasheed, M., M.I. Badran, C. Richter & M. Hüttel M. Sprung & M. Thiel (2000): Flagging (2002): Effect of reef framework and bot- Greens: The role of hydrobiid snails as sub-

30_appendix strata for the development of green algal mimus Gould (1852), using randomly PUBLICATIONS mats (Enteromorpha spp.) on tidal fl ats of amplifi ed polymorphic DNA. J. Zool. Syst. North Atlantic coasts. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. Evol. Res. 38, 119-122. 199, 127-136. Wille, M., H. Behling, H. Hooghiemstra, K. van Skoog, A., R. Lara & G. Kattner (2001): Spring- den Borg & A.J. Negret (2001): Environ- summer cycling of DOC, DON and inor- mental change in the Columbian suban- ganic N in a highly seasonal system encom- dean forest belt from 8 records: the last 50 passing the northeast Water Polynya, 1993. kyr. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany Deep Sea Res., Part I, Oceanogr. Res. 48 10, 61-77. (12) 2613-2629. Wolff, M., V. Koch & V. Isaac (2000): A Trophic Söller, R., K. Warnke, U. Saint-Paul & D. Blohm Flow Model of the Caeté Mangrove Estu- (2000): Sequence divergence of mitochon- ary (North Brazil) with Considerations drial DNA indicates cryptic biodiversity for the Sustainable Use of its Resources. in Octopus vulgaris and supports the Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 50 (6) taxonomic distinctiveness of Octopus 789-803. mimus (Cephalopoda: Octopodidae). Mar. Wolff, M & J. Mendo (2000): Management of Biol. 136, 29-35. the Peruvian bay scallop (Argopecten Suthhof, A., T.C. Jennerjahn, P. Schäfer & V. purpuratus) metapopulation with regard to Ittekkot (2000): Nature of organic matter environmental change. Aquatic Conserv: in surface sediments from the Pakistan Mar. Freshw. Ecosyst. 10, 117-126. continental margin and the deep Arabian Wolff, M. (2002): Concepts and approaches for Sea: amino acids. Deep Sea Res., Part II, marine ecosystem research with reference Trop. Studies in Oceanogr. 47 (1-2) 329-351 to the tropics. Revista de Biología Tropical Suthhof, A., V. Ittekkot & B. Gaye-Haake (2001): 50, 395-414. Millennial-scale oscillation of denitrifi cation Wunsch, M., S. M. Al-Moghrabi & I. Kötter (in intensity in the Arabian Sea during the Late press): Communities of coral reef cavi- Quaternary and its potential infl uence ties in Jordan, Gulf of Aqaba (Red Sea). on atmospheric N2O and global climate. Proceedings of the 9th International Coral Global Biogeochem. Cycles 15 (2) 637-650. Reef Symposium, Bali, Indonesia, 23-27 Szlafsztein, C., R. Lara & M. Cohen (2000): October 2000, 1, 595-600 Coastal Management: studies on the past Yu, E.-F., R. Francois, M.P. Bacon, S. Honjo, A.P. and present of the Bragança region (Pará, Fleer, S.J. Manganini, M.M. Rutgers va der Brazil). The MADAM project. International Loeff & V. Ittekkot (2001): Trapping effi - J. Environmental Creation 2 (2) 7-13. ciency of bottom-tethered sediment traps Thomas, H. & V. Ittekkot (2001): Determina- estimated from the intercepted fl uxes of tion of anthropogenic CO2 in the North 230Th and 231Pa. Deep Sea Research Part Atlantic Ocean using water mass ages and I: Oceanogr. Res. 48 (3) 865-889. CO2 equilibrium chemistry. J. Mar. Systems Zimmermann, C. & A. Kunzmann (2001): Base- 27, 325-336. line respiration and spontaneous activity Thomas, H., M.H. England & V. Ittekkot (2001): of sluggish marine tropical fi shes of the An off-line 3D model of anthropogenic family Scorpaenidae. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. CO2 uptake by the oceans. Geophysical 219, 229-239. Res. Letters 28 (3) 547-550. Thüllen, N. & U. Berger (2000): A comparative examination of environmental factors at patchy mangrove seedling stands at the peninsula of Bragança, Northern Brazil. Ecotropica 6 (1) 1-12. Velasco, A. & M. Wolff (2000): Ictiofauna juvenil de fondos blandos durante las transición de »secas« a lluvias en la costa Pacífi ca de Colombia. Rev. Biol. Trop. 48 (1) 213-228. Warnke, K., R. Söller, D. Blohm & U. Saint-Paul (2000): Rapid differentiation between Oc- topus vulgaris Cuvier (1797) and Octopus

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PUBLICATIONS An, N.T., B. von Bodungen, V. Ittekkot, R. E. Biologia Marinha (Intersciência Ltda., Rio Turner & Workshop Participants (2002): de Janeiro), 353-361. Summary and conlusions. Collection of Krause, G. (2000): Sensibilität im Mangroven- Marine Research Works 12, Suppl. Proc. küstenbereich gegenüber anthropogenen SCOPE Workshop on Land-Ocean Nutri- und natürlichen Einfl ussfaktoren – Beispiel- ent Fluxes: the Silica Cycle, Nha Thrang, raum Brasilien. In: H. H. Blotevogel et Vietnam, September 25-27. 2000, 5-10. al. (Hrsg.): Lokal verankert – weltweit Behling, H. (2000): Araukarienwälder Südbrasil- vernetzt. 52. Deutscher Geographentag iens im Spätquartär. Natur und Museum Hamburg 1999, 85-90 (Stuttgart). 130 (5), 155-161. Krause, G. & B. Koch (2002): Tool for integra- Behling, H. (2001): Der Amazonas-Regenwald tion - The Mangrove Information Sys- im Wandel der Zeit. Naturwissenschaft- tem (MAIS). In: R. Lieberei et al. (Hrsg.), liche Rundschau 54 (3) 140-144. Neotropical Ecosystems. Proceedings of Behling, H. (2001): Klimaveränderungen in den the German-Brazilian Workshop Hamburg Tropen. Naturwissenschaftliche Rundschau 2000 (GKSS, Geesthacht), 216-217. 54 (5) 364-365. Kunzmann, A. (2001): Corals, Fishermen and Berger, U. (2002): MADAM: the development Tourists. Indonesian J. Coast. Mar. Res. 4 of an integrated system for evaluating the (1)17-23. ecological consequences of mangrove Kunzmann, A. (2002): On the way to manage- land-use. In: R. Lieberei et al. (Hrsg.), ment of West Sumatra‘s coastal ecosys- Neotropical Ecosystems. Proceedings of tems. Naga 25 (1) 4-10. the German-Brazilian Workshop Hamburg Lieberei, R., H. Bianchi, V. Boehm & C. Reisdorff 2000 (GKSS, Geesthacht), 222. (2002): Neotropical Ecosystems. Proceed- Cohen, M. C. L., R. J. Lara, C. F. Szlafsztein, ings of the German-Brazilian Workshop C. F. & T. Dittmar (2000): Analysis of Man- Hamburg 2000 (GKSS, Geesthacht). grove Inundation by GIS Techniques. In: Mendo, J. & M. Wolff (2002): Bases ecológicas H. de Barros et al. (Hrsg.), Sustainable use y socioeconómicas para el manejo de los of Estuaries and Mangroves, 73-82 (Recife, recursos vivos de la reserva nacional de Brazil). Paracas. Universidad Nacional Agraria La Cohen, M. C. L. & R. J. Lara (2002): Remote Molina, 244 p. (Lima, Peru). sensing applied to the identifi cation of Menezes, M. P. M., U. Berger & S.V. Costa Neto degraded mangroves (Pará, Brazil). In: R. (2002): Mangrove Forest: Species Diversity Lieberei et al. (Hrsg.), Neotropical Ecosys- and Structure in the Bragança Penin- tems. Proceedings of the German-Brazilian sula, Northern Brazil. In: R. Lieberei et al. Workshop Hamburg 2000 (GKSS, (Hrsg.), Neotropical Ecosystems. Proceed- Geesthacht), 120-121. ings of the German-Brazilian Workshop Glaser, M. & M. Grasso (2000): Economic Valu- Hamburg 2000 (GKSS, Geesthacht), 170. ation of a Mangrove Ecosystem: Practical Ramos, J. F. & R. J. Lara (2002): The geographic Implications for Management. Intercoast site, topography and annual seasons as Network 35, 27-29. factors infl uencing the distribution of Ca, Heiss, G. (2002): Reef Check in Europe. In: Mg, K and Na in sediments and their pore G. Hodgson & J. Liebeler, The Coral Reef waters in mangroves of Bragança, PA, Bra- Crisis. Trends and Solutions. Fife Years of zil. In: R. Lieberei et al. (Hrsg.), Neotropical ›Reef Check‹. Reef Check Foundation (Los Ecosystems. Proceedings of the German- Angeles) 64. Brazilian Workshop Hamburg 2000 (GKSS, Hempel, G. (2000): Fischen und Forschen Geesthacht), 132. im Weltmeer. In: B. Busch u. L. Förster Richter, C. (2002): Wie ernährt sich ein (Hrsg.), Wasser. Schriftenreihe Forum, Bd. Korallenriff? In: G. Hempel (Hrsg.), Der 9, Elemente des Naturhaushalts I. Kunst- Ozean - Lebensraum und Klimasteuerung. und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Weltweite Meeresforschung in Bremen Deutschland GmbH, 690-706 (Köln). und Bremerhaven. Jahrbuch der Wittheit Knoppers, B., W. Ekau, A. Figeuredo & 2001/2002 (Bremen), 133-136. A. Soares-Gomes (2002): Zona Costeira Rixen, T., M.V.S. Guptha & V. Ittekkot (2002): e Plataforma Continental do Brasil. In: Sedimentation. In: Report of the Indian R.C. Pereira & A. Soares-Gomes (Hrsg.), Ocean Synthesis Group on the Arabian

32_appendix Sea Process Study, JGOFS Report 35, 65-73. Ecosystems. Proceedings of the German- PUBLICATIONS Saint-Paul, U. (2000): Partnerschaft – Neun Brazilian Workshop Hamburg 2000 (GKSS, Punkte auf dem Weg in die Tropen. Mitt. Geesthacht), 221. Dtsch. Ges. Meeresforschung 1, 11-13. Unger, D., S. Schayen & B. Gaye (2001): Saint-Paul, U. (2002): Integrated approaches to Geochemistry of carbon and silica: water tropical coastal ecosystems and manage- column and sediment sampling. Material, ment in South America. Collection of methods and fi rst results. In: R. Stein & Marine Research Works 12, Suppl. Proc. O. Stepanets (Hrsg.), The German-Russian SCOPE Workshop on Land-Ocean Nutri- Project on Siberian River Run-off (SIRRO): ent Fluxes: the Silica Cycle, Nha Thrang, Scientifi c Cruise Report of the Kara-Sea Vietnam, September 25-27. 2000, 167-178. Expedition »SIRRO 2000« of RV »Aka- Saint-Paul, U. (2002): Mangroven – ein For- demik Boris Petrov« and fi rst results. Ber. schungsschwerpunkt des Bremer Polarforsch. 393, 164-174. Zentrums für Marine Tropenökologie. In: Unger, D., S. Schayen & B. Gaye (2001): Sedi- G. Hempel (Hrsg.), Der Ozean – Leben- ment trap investigations. In: R. Stein & sraum und Klimasteuerung. Weltweite O. Stepanets (Hrsg.), The German-Russian Meeresforschung in Bremen und Bremer- Project on Siberian River Run-off (SIRRO): haven. Jahrbuch der Wittheit 2001/2002 Scientifi c Cruise Report of the Kara-Sea (Bremen), 137-144. Expedition »SIRRO 2000« of RV »Aka- Schneider, H. & U. Saint-Paul (2002): MADAM – demik Boris Petrov« and fi rst results. Ber. An Integrated Approach to Mangrove Polarforsch. 393, 29-33. Dynamics and Management. In: R. Lieberei Wolff, M. & J. Mendo (2002): Upwelling is the et al. (Hrsg.), Neotropical Ecosystems. Disturbance, not El Niño: Insights from Proceedings of the German-Brazilian Modelling Community Organization and Workshop Hamburg 2000 (GKSS, Flow Structure. Investigaciones Marinas 30 Geesthacht), 23-30. (1) 166-167. Simonian, L.T.T. & M. Glaser (2002): Estractive Zein, A. (2000): The infl uence of technologi- reserves and the question of sustainibility: cal change on income and social structure Recent experiences in the North of Brazil. in artisanal fi sheries in Padang, Indonesia In: R. Lieberei et al. (Hrsg.), Neotropical (Padang, Indonesia).

ZMT Contributions

Barletta, M. (2000): Seasonal Changes of the shallow subtidal of the Pacifi c Coast density; biomass and species composition of North Chile and their importance for of fi shes in different habitats of the Caeté the artisanal fi shery in Puerto Aldea. ZMT estuary (North Brazilian coast - east Ama- Contribution 12. zon). ZMT-Conbritution 7. Khalil, Ahmad S.M. (2001): Response of Meio- Barletta-Bergan, A. (2000): Structure and fauna to Mangrove Deforestation in Arid seasonal dynamics of larval and juvenile fi sh Coastal Habitats of the Red Sea (Sudan) in the mangrove-fringed estuary of the Rio with Emphasis on Free-living Marine Caeté in North Brazil. ZMT-Contribution 8. Nematodes. ZMT Contribution 13. Diele, K. (2000): Life history and population Koch, B.P. (2002): Organic matter pathways in structure of the exploited mangrove crab a mangrove system in Northern Brazil – Ucides cordatus cordatus (L.) (Decapoda: Chemical tracers of major sources under Brachyura) in the Caeté estuary, North the infl uence of sedimentation and biologi- Brazil. ZMT Contribution 9. cal degradation. ZMT Contribution 15. Jesse, Sandra (2001): Comparative ecology Mehlig, U. (2001): Aspects of tree primary pro- of sympatric brachyuran crab species in duction in an equatorial mangrove forest

33_appendix PUBLICATIONS in Brazil. ZMT Contribution 14. Steffen, J.H. (2001): Patterns of coral reef de- Salita, J.T. (2000): The infl uence of spatial ar- gradation along the west coast of Sumatra, rangement of seagrasses on fi sh abundance Indonesia. ZMT Contribution 11. in Bolinao, northern Philippines. ZMT Contribution 10.

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ISATEC Handbook – a students handbook Marine Science and Technology. Partners in the (Bremen 2001). Philippines. Philippine-German Coopera- Jornal Folha do Mangue (Belém 2002 ff.) tion in Marine Science. PCAMRD – ZMT Marine Glossary – a compilation of frequently (Los Baños, Bremen 2002). used expressions (Bremen 2001). Marine Science and Technology. Partners in In- Study Guide I. Tropical Ecology – terrestrial donesia. Indonesian-German Cooperation and limnic courses. A compilation of Ger- in Marine Science. BMBF – DKP – RISTEK man Universities and Institutes (Bremen (Bremen 2002). 2000). Study Guide II. Marine Sciences – focus: marine ecology. A compilation of German Universities and Institutes (Bremen 2000).

34_appendix H. Behling Zeit«, Öffentliche Antrittsvorlesung, Uni- LECTURES »Die Araukarienwälder Brasiliens – Ein versität Bremen, 19.12.2001 faszinierendes Ökosystem im Wandel »Araukarienwälder Südbrasiliens im Spätquar- der Zeit«, Überseemuseum, Bremen, tär«, Jahrestagung der Reinhold-Tüxen-Ge- 24.01.2000 sellschaft, Vegetationsökologie außereuro- »Südamerikanische Savannen in Raum und päischer Regionen, Hannover, 16.02. 2002 Zeit – Neue Ergebnisse aus der Paläo- »Paläoökologische Studien in den tropischen ökologie«, Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gebirgsregionen Südostbrasiliens«, 15. gtö- Gesellschaft für Tropenökologie, Würzburg, Jahrestagung, Göttingen, 22.02.2002 01.-03.03.2000 »Studies on Holocene coastal environment, »South and southeast Brazilian grasslands du- mangrove and sea-level changes in Cuba«, ring Late Quaternary times«, Paleograss- Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a land Research 2000, Westbrok, CT, USA, sustainable management and conservation 31.05.-06.06.2000 of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, »Late Quaternary climatic changes in tropical 26.02.2002 South America, inferences from terrestrial »South Brazilian Paleovegetation in space and and marine pollen records«, 31st Interna- time«, 45th Symposium of the Internati- tional Geological Congress, IGC, Rio de onal Assiociation for Vegetation Science Janeiro, Brasilien, 06.-17.08.2000 (IAVS), Porto Alegre, Brasilien, 05.03.2002 »Die Araukarienwälder Südbrasiliens im Wan- »Late Quaternary vegetation and climate del der Zeit«, Biogeographisches Seminar, dynamics in Amazonia«, First International Universität Trier, 08.01.2001 Symposium of the Catedra von Martius »Spätquartäre Vegetations- und Klimaverän- and the Instituto Estudos Avançados da derungen im südlichen Brasilien«, Geo- USP – The Paleoenvironment in Brazil, with logisches Seminar, Universität Tübingen, special emphasis on Amazonia and adjacent 09.01.2001 areas – Time span 21,000 - 6,000 BP, »Tropische Ökosysteme im Wandel der Zeit São Paulo, Brasilien, 17.06.2002 - Neue paläoökologische Ergebnisse aus »Mudanças da vegetação e do clima da Nordbrasilien«, ZMT-Kolloquium, Bremen, Amazonia durante o Quaternario«, Curso 24.01.2001 de Graduacão de Mestrado em Bragança »Die obere Waldgrenze in tropischen Gebir- - Universidade Federal do Pará, Bragança, gen«, Habilitationskolloquium, Universität Brasilien, 26.09.2002 Bremen, 29.06.2001 »Untersuchungen zur Vegetations-, Klima-, und »Reconstruction of the paleoenvironment«, Feuergeschichte in den tropischen Gebirgen Internationale Evaluierung des MADAM- Südostbrasiliens«, 12. Jahrestreffen der Rein- Projektes, Bragança, Brasilien, 04.09.2001 hold-Tüxen-Gesellschaft, Arbeitskreis Vege- »Late Quaternary vegetational and climate tationsgeschichte, Greifswald, 26.10.2002 dynamics in southern Brazil: a review«, International Symposium: Vegetation and U. Berger climate changes during the last glacial/in- »Between gap and grid-based models: how terglacial cycle along continental Chile, La many space requires a mangrove tree?«, Serena, Chile, 13.09.2001 Gesellschaft für Ökologie, UFZ, Leipzig, »Dinamica da vegetaçao e do clima do sul e 29.02.2000 sudeste do Brasil no Qauternario superi- »A new appproach to spatially explicit mo- or«, Seminario da Ecologia, URGS, Porto deling: spacing, aging and neighbourhood Alegre, Brasilien, 10.10.2001 competition of mangrove trees«, Jahres- »Vegetational and climate dynamics in treffen des Arbeitskreises »Theorie in der southern Brazil during Late Quaternary Ökologie«, Schloß Reichenow bei Potsdam, times«, ABEQUA, Rio Grande do Sul, Bra- 02.03.2000 silien, 16.10.2001 »KiWi modelliert die Konkurrenz in Mangro- »Die Araukarienwälder Südbrasiliens im venwäldern«, Meer und Strand heute – Spät-quartär«, 11. Jahrestagung der Rein- Zur Ökologie von Flachgewässern, hold-Rüxen-Gesellschaft, Wilhelmshaven, Meeresökologisches Symposium, Bremen, 17.11.2001 30.03.2000 »Der Amazonas-Regenwald in Raum und »MADAM: The development of an integra-

35_appendix LECTURES ted system for evaluating the ecological Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von Flachge- consequences of mangrove land-use«, wässern, Meeresökologisches Symposium, German-Brazilian Workshop on Neotro- Bremen, 29.03.2000 pical Ecosystems, Achievements and Pros- »Benthic fauna in tropical tidal fl ats – a com- pects of Cooperative Research, Hamburg, parative perspective«, Meeting on Man- 05.09.2000 grove Macrobenthos, Zoological Museum »Modelagem de Dinâmica de Floresta«, Pla- »La Specola«, University of Florence & nungsworkshop MADAM, Belém, Brasilien, Kenya Marine & Fisheries Research Institute 27.03.2001 Mombasa, Mombasa, Kenia, 09.09.2000 »Forest population dynamics Part I: analysis by »Wanderungen im Tierreich«, Habilitatons- means of simulation models«, Internatio- kolloquium, Universität Bremen, 15.06.2001 nale Evaluierung des MADAM-Projektes, »Zur Ökologie von Benthosgemeinschaften tro- Bragança, Brasilien, 04.09.2001 pischer Watten«, Meereskundliches Sonder- »Studies on mangrove forest dynamics by kolloquium, Öffentliche Bewerbungsvorträge means of simulation models«, Cuban-Ger- für die C3-Professur Biologische Meeres- man Workshop »Towards a sustainable kunde (Zoologie), Institut für Meereskunde management and conservation of Cuban an der Universität Kiel, 18.06.2001 coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, 26.02.2002 »Benthic fauna in tropical tidal fl ats – a com- »Nachbarschaftsfelder zur Untersuchung parative perspective«, Australian Institute ökologischer Interferenzen«, Institut für of Marine Science (AIMS), Townsville, Forstgeschichte und Forstpfl anzenzüch- 27.09.2001 tung, Hamburg, 14.05.2002 »Tropical tidal fl ats – a comparative perspecti- »Towards the sustainable use of the Gulf of ve«, Australian Institute of Marine Science Batabanó (Cuba) – systems analysis and (AIMS), Townsville, 27.10.2001 assessment of medium-term develop- »Störungen – und dann? Zur Wiederbesiedlung ment of a tropical ecosystem stressed by mariner Sedimente«, Öffentliche Antritts- environmental changes«, Symposium of vorlesung, Universität Bremen, 07.11.2001 Cuban-German Collaboration, Havanna, »Lebensgemeinschaften der tropischen Wat- Cuba, 18.09.2002 ten und Mangrove von Nordost-Queens- »Metapopulationen: über die Nützlichkeit land, Australien«, Geographische Gesell- theoretischer Konzepte in Ökologie und schaft, Bremen, 05.12.2001 Naturschutz«, Graduiertenkolleg Stadtö- »Wie einzigartig ist das Wattenmeer?«, GKSS- kologie, Berlin, 08.11.2002 Tagung Forschungshorizonte der Küste, »Age-related productivity decline in mangrove Hamburg, 14.02.2002 forests«, Workshop on New Develop- »Overlooked: Tidal fl ats. Their ecological role ments in the Modelling of Plant Compe- in tropical ecosystems and prospects for tition, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural future research«, Asia-Pacifi c-Conference University, Kopenhagen, 19.11.2002 on Marine Science & Technology: Marine Science into the new Millennium: New K. Diele perspectives & Challenges«, Kuala Lumpur, »Biology of the exploited mangrove crab Malaysia, 14.05.2002 Ucides cordatus cordatus (Ocypodidae) in the Caeté Estuary, North Brazil«, 5th W. Ekau International Crustacean Congress (ICC5), »Der Canal Santa Cruz – ein Mangroven- Melbourne, Australien, 12.07.2001 ästuar unter Druck«, Meer und Strand »Is the north Brazilian mangrove crab Ucides heute – Zur Ökologie von Flachgewässern, cordatus threatened by overfi shing? Meeresökologisches Symposium, Bremen, Putting together its life history«, EDFAM 29.03.2000 Conference (European Decapod Fisheries: »Mangrovenwälder - Bedrohte Ökosysteme Assessment and Management), La Coruña, zwischen Land und Meer« – MNU-Tagung Spanien, 09.10.2001 (Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftlicher Unterricht), Bremerhaven, 20.11.2000 S. Dittmann »Oxygen and fi sh larvae distribution in the »Diversität und ökologische Rollen in tropi- Northern Benguela Current area«, SAMSS schen Watten – ein Vergleich«, Meer und 2002, Southern African Marine Science

36_appendix Symposium, Swakopmund, Namibia, national Society for Reef Studies, LECTURES 03.06.2002 Cambridge, 05.09.2002

M. Glaser V. Ittekkot »Os resultados da Pesquisa socio-económica »Riverine input to the Mediterranean«, EU- do MADAM na área de Bragança«, En- Workshop: Mediterranean integrated contro Sociedade e Pesquisa, Bragança, coastal area management, Nizza, Frank- Brasilien, 17.02.2001 reich, 05.09.2000 »O programa MADAM e sua contribução ao »Environmental problems of the Black Sea«, manejo costeiro (The MADAM pro- EU-Workshop: Mediterranean integrated gramme and its contribution to coastal coastal area management, Nizza, Frank- management)«, Seminário Regionalizado reich, 06.09.2000 do Gerenciamento Costeiro (Regional »Monsoon-driven fl uxes in the Indian Ocean«, coastal management seminar), SECTAM, JGOFS Symposium 2000, Biogeochemical Vigia, Pará, 20.4 2001 Cycles: German contributions to the In- »Integriertes Küstenmanagement im föderalen ternational Joint Global Ocean Flux Study, Brasilien: Institutionelle, sektorale und Bremen, 18.09.2000 legale Strukturen und die Grenzen der »Folgen menschlicher Eingriffe in tropische partizipativen Planung« (mit G. Krause), Lebensräume und ihre angrenzenden Küste, Ökologie und Mensch (KÖM): Meeresgebiete«, 14. Jahrestagung der Haben sie eine Zukunft? Integriertes Gesellschaft für Tropenökologie, Bremen, Küstenmanagement als Instrument nach- 14.02.2001 haltiger Entwicklung, Jahrestagung der »Research and Capacity Building in Marine Deutschen Gesellschaft für Humanökolo- Sciences«, Follow-Up Seminar for DAAD- gie, Kühlungsborn, 12.05.2001 Alumni from Indonesia and South-East Asia »Integrated Coastal Management and the on Marine Science: Capacity Building and Limits of participation in federal Brasil«, Education, Bilateral Indonesian-German Strengthening Skills and Competences Workshop on Marine Research and Deve- for Integrated Coastal Zone Management lopment, Universitas Jenderal Soerdiman, Training, CDG Kurs, Bremen,15.05.2001 Purwokerto, Indonesien, 27.03.2001 »Sustainability aspects of management »Land-sea nutrient fl uxes – the Silica cycle – options for the Mangrove crab U. cor- status of results«, SCOPE XIth General datus«, Strengthening Skills and Com- Assembly & Scientifi c Symposia, Bremen, petences for Integrated Coastal Zone 25.09.2001 Management Training, CDG Kurs, Bremen, »Response of coastal seas to land-based 16.05.2001 human activities«, East China Normal Uni- »Resource Types and Resource Management versity, Shanghai, P.R. China, 15.08.2001 Regimes«, Strengthening Skills and Com- »Aquaculture in Asia: Status and Perspectives«, petences for Integrated Coastal Zone BMBF-Fachkonferenz »Maritime Inno- Management Training, CDG Kurs, Bremen, vation«, Institut für Weltwirtschaft, Kiel, 17.05.2000 29.-30.08.2002 »Spannungsfelder zwischen Wirtschafts-, »Developments in Marine Sciences: Highlights Gesellschafts- und Ökosystem der from the tropics«, National Institute of Mangrovenküste vor Pará, Nordbrasilien«, Oceanography, Goa, Indien, 05.09.2002 Tagung Arbeitskreis Meere und Küsten, »Capacity Building in Marine Sciences«, Universität Kiel, 31.05.2002 Conference »Bien Dong - 2002«, Institu- te of Oceanography, Nha Trang, Vietnam, G. Heiss 17.09.2002 »Community based coral reef monitoring (using reef check methods)«, Cuban-Ger- T. Jennerjahn man Workshop »Towards a sustainable »Climate-induced environmental changes on management and conservation of Cuban the continent recorded in late Quaternary coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, 26.02.2002 sediments from the Brazilian continen- »Global Coral Reef Health: 5 years of steady tal margin«, ZMT-Kolloquium, Bremen, decline«, European Meeting of the Inter- 13.06.2001

37_appendix LECTURES »Relevance of mangroves and rivers for the Zur Ökologie von Flachgewässern, production and sedimentation of organic Meeresökologisches Symposium, Bremen, matter along the continental margin of 29.03.2000 eastern Brazil (8°-24°S)«, Workshop on »Aquakultur in den Tropen – Hoffnung für zer- Carbon and nutrient fl uxes in marginal störte Riffe und Mangroven; Chancen für seas and tropical coastal zones, CMTT des Bremen/Bremerhaven?«, Bremerhavener IGBP, Institute of Oceanography, National Investitions- und Stadtentwicklungsgesell- University of Taiwan, Taiwan, 27.09.2001 schaft, Bremerhaven, 19.01.2001 »Human impact on coastal ecosystems traced »Marine Protected Area Pulau Pieh – an back to the interior of the continents«, example for small islands and reef man- 2001 Margins Meeting der Deutschen Ge- agement in Indonesia«, Follow-Up Semi- ologischen Gesellschaft und Geologischen nar for DAAD-Alumni from Indonesia Vereinigung, Universität Kiel, 04.10.2001 and South-East Asia on Marine Science: »Biogeochemistry of mangrove ecosystems Capacity Building and Education; Bilateral related to present and past natural and Indonesian-German Workshop on Marine anthropogenic environmental changes«, Research and Development, Universitas Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Jenderal Soerdiman, Purwokerto, Indone- sustainable management and conservation sien, 27.03.2001 of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, »Die Kontaktstelle des ZMT«, Eschborner 26.02.2002 Fachtage »Erst das Fressen und dann die Moral?«, GTZ, Eschborn, 20.06.2001 G. Krause »Möglichkeiten für marine Aquakultur am »Tool for Integration – the Mangrove Informa- Standort Bremerhaven« (mit G. Quantz, tion System (MAIS)« (mit B. Koch), Ger- G. Schlüter), BIS, Bremerhaven, 10.07.2002 man-Brazilian Workshop on Neotropical Ecosystems, Achievements and Prospects R. Lara of Cooperative Research, Hamburg, »Polare Umweltchemikalien im marinen 04.09.2000 Ökosystem«, Probevorlesung, Universität »Integriertes Küstenmanagement im föderalen Bremen, 30.6.2000 Brasilien: Institutionelle, sektorale und »Zur Bedeutung stabiler Isotope in meeres- legale Strukturen und die Grenzen der chemischen Untersuchungen«, Habilita- partizipativen Planung« (mit M. Glaser), tionsvortrag und -kolloquium, Universität Küste, Ökologie und Mensch (KÖM): Bremen, 04.07.2000 Haben sie eine Zukunft? Integriertes »Zur Rolle von organischem Stickstoff im Küstenmanagement als Instrument nach- Meer«, Antrittsvorlesung, Universität haltiger Entwicklung, Jahrestagung der Bremen, 27.11.2000 Deutschen Gesellschaft für Humanökolo- »Synoptic analysis of the mangrove surface gie, Kühlungsborn, 12.05.2001 structure«, Planungsworkshop MADAM, »Interlinking geomorphology and socio-eco- Belém, Brasilien, 27.03.2001 nomic patterns in a coastal fi shing village: »Integrated analysis of biogeochemistry, a case study within the mangrove dynamic surface inundation and mangrove system and mangament (MADAM) project (North properties«, Internationale Evaluierung des Brazil)«, Institute of Ecological Economics, MADAM-Projektes, Bragança, Brasilien, Royal Swedish Academy of Science, Stock- 04.09.2001 holm, Schweden, 15.06.2001 »Infl uence of inundation frequency on pre- »Das Mangrovensystem von Nordbrasilien im sent and past mangrove characteristics«, ökologischen und anthropogenen Span- Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a nungsfeld. Beispielraum Bragança«, Institut sustainable management and conservation für Natur-, Landschafts- und Umweltschutz of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, (NLU), NLU-Kolloquium, Universität Basel, 26.02.2002 Schweiz, 24.06.200 »Sea level rise in North Brazil - legal aspects«, International Symposium on Lowlying A. Kunzmann Coastal Areas and Integrated Coastal »Es reicht! – Schlechte Zeiten für die Riffe Management, Fischereihafen, Bremerhaven, West-Sumatras«, Meer und Strand heute – 12.09.2002

38_appendix U. Mehlig Indonesian Meeting on Research Coope- LECTURES »Phänologie und Streuproduktion eines ration in Marine and Geoscience, Jakarta, äquatorial-brasilianischen Mangrovenwal- Indonesien, 13.-14.03.2002 des«, 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für »Pelagic-benthic coupling in Red Sea coral Tropenökologie, Bremen, 15.02.2001 reefs«, Sonderforschungsbereich 454 »Bodenseelitoral«, Limnologisches Institut, C. Richter Konstanz, 01.07.2002 »Reise ins Innere des Korallenriffs« (Vortrag »Dynamics of energy and material fl uxes on mit M. Wunsch), Meer und Strand heute – the Cuban shelf, a tropical shallow-water Zur Ökologie von Flachgewässern, ecosystem affected by environmental Meeresökologisches Symposium, Bremen, change«, Cuban-German Workshop 29.03.2000 »Towards a sustainable management and »Advection and Consumption of Zooplankton conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- in a Red Sea Coral Reef«, 9th International tems«, La Habana, Kuba, 09.09.2002 Coral Reef Symposium, Bali, Indonesien, »Sponging up plankton in Red Sea coral reefs«, 25.10.2000 Scientifi c Day, Marine Science Station, »Extensive mariculture in oligotrophic waters Aqaba, Jordanien, 31.10.2002 – exploiting ambient fl uxes of materials«, »Pelagic-benthic coupling in coral reefs«, AIMS, 5th Congress on Marine Sciences - MAR- Townsville, Australien, 02.12.2002 CUBA 2000, Havanna, Kuba, 06.12.2000 »Sponging up plankton in coral reefs«, UNSW, »Fostering multinational cooperation in tropi- Sydney, Australien, 11.12.2002 cal marine ecology – the Red Sea Program example«, 5th Congress on Marine Sci- T. Rixen ences - MARCUBA 2000, Havanna, Kuba, »The organic carbon pump«, Trivandrum, 07.12.2000 Indien, 26.05.2001 »The role of zooplankton in the exchange of »Interaction between denitrifi cation and nutrients between the coral reef and open nitrogen fi xation«, Surface Ocean Lower gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea« (mit K. Alsokhny Atmosphere Study – SOLAS Workshop, und M. I. Badran), Aquatic Sciences Meet- Hannover, 27.02.2001 ing, American Society for Limnology and »The Cuban-German Climate Connection«, Oceanography, Albuquerque, New Mexico IB, Bonn, 11.12.2002 (USA), 13.02.2001 »Acoplamiento plancton-benthos en arrecifes U. Saint-Paul coralinos«, DAAD Informationsreise, »Wie nutzlos ist die Mangrove?«, Meer und ECOSUR, Chetumal, Quintana Roo, Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von Flachge- Mexiko, 28.06.2001 wässern, Meeresökologisches Symposium, »Cuba-German Cooperation in Marine Bremen, 29.03.2000 Science«, Workshop on Environmental »Die ökologische Bedeutung von Über- resource and sustainable development, schwemmungsgebieten«, Aquarien- und Havanna, Kuba, 04.10.2001 Terrarienfreunde von 1980 e.V. »Carbon and nutrient cycling in coral reefs«, Norderstedt, 03.04.2000 NEBROC II, Planungsworkshop, Hanse- »MADAM – An integrated approach to man- Wissenschaftskolleg, Delmenhorst, grove dynamics and management« (mit H. 15.10.2001 Schneider), German-Brazilian Workshop »Pelagic-benthic coupling as indicator of eco- on Neotropical Ecosystems, Achievements system health in shallow tropical waters«, and Prospects of Cooperative Research, Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Hamburg, 03.09.2000 sustainable management and conservation »Mangroven Nordbrasiliens, Konfl ikte zwi- of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, schen Schutz und Nutzung«, Jahrestagung 26.02.2002 Gesellschaft für Ökologie, Kiel, 14.09.2000 »Coral reef research and capacity building at »Integrated approaches to tropical coastal ZMT«, Hassanuddin University, Makassar, ecosystems and management in South Indonesien, 08.03.2002 America«, International Workshop on Land- »Reef-based ecosystems and their potential Ocean Nutrient Fluxes: the Silica Cycle by for fi sheries and aquaculture«, German- European Union, SCOPE and IOC-WEST-

39_appendix LECTURES PAC, National Institute of Oceanography, sinking particles in the Bay of Bengal«, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 26.09.2000 Centre for Earth Science Studies, »Mangrove als Lebensraum«, Zierfi schfreunde Trivandrum, Indien, 19.10.2001 Cap-Lopez e.V., Celle, 01.03.2001 »Biogeochemical fl uxes in the Yucatán Strait »MADAM – ein Beispiel der bilateralen in relation to the formation of frontal Zusammenarbeit«, Universidade Federal zones and shelf export from the Gulf of do Paraná, Centro de Estudos do Mar, Batabanó« (mit A. Suthhof), Cuban-Ger- Curitiba, Brasilien, 14.03.2001 man Workshop »Towards a sustainable »Comunidades de peixes em canais de management and conservation of Cuban marés«, Planning Workshop, Instituto do coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, 26.02.2002 Milênio, Núcleo de Estudos Costeiros, »Monsun-Biogeochemie des Arabischen Mee- Bragança, Brasilien, 27.02.2002 res«, Forschungszentrum Ozeanränder, »The bilateral cooperation between Ger- Bremen, 05.06.2002 many and Vietnam on the fi eld of ma- rine science«, Scientifi c Conference on M. Wolff »Bien Dong 2002«, Nha Trang, Vietnam, »El Niño: Segen für die Tauchfi scher Perus und 17.09.2002 Herausforderung für das Fischereimanage- »The concept of integrated mangrove re- ment«, Meer und Strand heute – Zur Öko- search as a tool for the development of logie von Flachgewässern, Meeresökolo- management strategies«, Scientifi c Con- gisches Symposium, Bremen, 29.03.2000 ference on »Bien Dong 2002«, Nha Trang, »Fisheries catches as related to biotic Vietnam, 18.09.2002 structure and trophic fl ows of three »Ökologische Bedeutung von Überschwem- tropical coastal ecosystems: a comparative mungsgebieten«, Aquarienverein »Stich- analysis«, 5th Congress on Marine Sci- ling«, Norderstedt, 16.10.2002 ences – MARCUBA 2000, Havanna, Kuba, 06.12.2000 D. Schories »The population dynamics of scallops – a »Specialization and generalizations: The use comparative analysis«, 13th International of different scales to study and manage Scallop Workshop, Universidad Católica mangrove ecosystems more effectively«, del Norte, Coquimbo, Chile, 20.04.2001 German-Brazilian Workshop on Neotropi- »Fishery catches and trophic fl ows: A compar- cal Ecosystems, Achievements and Pros- ative analysis of three tropical coastal eco- pects of Cooperative Research, Hamburg, systems«, Follow-Up Seminar for DAAD- 05.09.2000 Alumni from Indonesia and South-East Asia on Marine Science: Capacity Building and A. Suthhof Education; Bilateral Indonesian-German »Nitrogen cycling in the Arabian Sea and its Workshop on Marine Research and Devel- potential infl uence on global climate«, opment, Universitas Jenderal Soerdiman, Centre for Earth Science Studies, Trivan- Purwokerto, Indonesien, 27.03.2001 drum, Indien, 19.10.2001 »Cooperación cubano – alemana en ciencias »Rekonstruktion der Monsunvariabilität im marinas: Líneas prioritarias de investi- Arabischen Meer und ihrer Auswirkungen gación«, BMBF/CITMA-Workshop auf die Biologische Pumpe«, JGOFS Syn- »Research for Sustainable Development«, these Workshop, Institut für Meereskunde, Havanna, Kuba, 03.10.2001 Kiel, 06.12.2001 »Upwelling is the Disturbance, not El Niño: In- »Biogeochemical fl uxes in the Yucatán Strait sights from Modelling Community Organi- in relation to the formation of frontal zation and Flow Structure«, Symposium on zones and shelf export from the Gulf of Impacts of El Niño and Basin Scale Climate Batabanó« (mit D. Unger), Cuban-Ger- Change on Ecosystems and Living Marine man Workshop »Towards a sustainable Resources - A Comparison between the management and conservation of Cuban California and Humboldt Current Systems, coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, 26.02.2002 Viña del Mar, Chile, 06.08.2002 »Laudatio Prof. Dr. Wolf Arntz«, Kolloquium D. Unger anlässlich des 60igsten Geburtstages von »Quality of organic matter in suspended and Wolf Arntz, AWI, Bremerhaven, 10.12.2002

40_appendix M. Wunsch »Ecological importance of the marine part of LECTURES »Reise ins Innere des Korallenriffs« (Vortrag Alexander von Humboldt-Biosphere Re- mit C. Richter), Meer und Strand heute – serve - A 30 min scientifi c fi lm documen- Zur Ökologie von Flachgewässern, tary«, Cuban-German Workshop »Towards Meeresökologisches Symposium, Bremen, a sustainable management and conservation 29.03.2000 of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, »Communities of Coral Reef Cavities in 26.02.2002 Jordan, Gulf of Aqaba (Red Sea)«, Inter- »Benthos der Korallenriffhöhlen«, national Coral Reef Symposium Bali, 1. Workshop Benthos-Imaging, IPÖ, Kiel, Indonesien, 25.10.2000 13.06.2002

H. Behling S. Dittmann POSTER »Late Quaternary vegetational and climate »Infauna mariner Sedimente im Caeté-Ästuar, PRESENTATIONS dynamics in eastern Brazil, inferences from Brasilien«, 14. Jahrestagung der Gesell- terrestrial and marine records«, schaft für Tropenökologie, Bremen, 3. NEBROC-Workshop, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 25.-27.01.2000 »Late Quaternary Climate Changes in Eastern H. Hildenbrand Amazonia«, Challenges of a Changing »Mangrove and R-Trees under the hood«, Earth, Global Change Open Science Con- MADAM-Evaluierung, Belém, Brasilien, ference, Amsterdam, Niederlande, 06.-07.09.2001 (H. Hildenbrandt) 10.-13.07.2001 »Climate-driven changes of lowland and mon- V. Ittekkot tane neotropical ecosystems since the last »Deutsch-Indonesische Kooperation für glacial«, 6e Nederlands Aardwetenschap- Forschung und Technologie«, Lange Nacht pelijk Congres, Veldhoven, Niederlande, der Wissenschaft, Bremen, 24.08.2002 18.-19.04.2002 »Das Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie - Aufbau Globaler Partnerschaften zur U. Berger nachhaltigen Entwicklung tropischer »Biodiversität und Verteilungsmuster«, Küstenzonen«, Lange Nacht der Wissen- Leopoldina Symposium »Biodiversität«, schaft, Bremen, 24.08.2002 Bremen, 02.-05.09.2001 »Field of Neighbourhood – a modelling G. Krause approach to investigate ecological inter- »Coastal Sedimentation Dynamics and Socio- ferences between sessile organisms«, Economic Risks«, Mangrove 2000 Confer- 8th Annual German-American Frontiers ence, Recife, Brasilien of Science Symposium, Irvine, California, »Coastal dynamics and socio-economic U.S.A., 06.-08.06.2002 implications«, German-Brazilian Workshop »Mangrove Dynamics and Management – on Neotropical Ecosystems, Achievements MADAM. Zehn Jahre Forschung in and Prospects of Cooperative Research, der Mangrove - Daten für die Zukunft Hamburg, 03.-08.09.2000 sichern?«, Lange Nacht der Wissenschaft, Bremen, 24.08.2002 T. Jennerjahn »Biogeochemistry of settling particles in K. Diele tropical marine regions affected by river »Timing of reproduction and larval disper- inputs«, JGOFS Symposium 2000, Biogeo- sion of the mangrove crab Ucides corda- chemical Cycles: German contributions to tus cordatus (Ocypodidae) in the Caeté the International Joint Global Ocean Flux Estuary, North Brazil«, 5th International Study, Bremen, 18.-21.09.2000 Crustacean Congress (ICC5), Melbourne, Australien, 09.-13.07.2001

41_appendix POSTER A. Kunzmann M.P.M. de Menezes PRESENTATIONS »Standard oxygen consumption of tropical »Entlaubung der Mangrovenbaumart Avicennia scorpaenid fi shes«, 14. Jahrestagung der germinans durch Raupen des Nachtfalters Gesellschaft für Tropenökologie, Bremen, Hyblaea puera im Caeté-Ästuar (Bragança, 13.-16.02.2001 Pará, Brasilien)«, 14. Jahrestagung der »Contact Offi ce Tropicoast - a national service Gesellschaft für Tropenökologie, Bremen, unit with international function«, InWa- 13.-16.02.2001 terTec-Messe, GEOMAR, Kiel, 30.08.- 01.09.2001 D. Unger »Biogeochemie: Die Bausteine des Lebens R. Lara und ihr Weg durch das System Erde«, »The distribution of Fe, Mn, Pb, Zn,Cd, and Lange Nacht der Wissenschaft, Bremen, Cr in Mangrove Sediments of Bragança, 24.08.2002 PA, Brazil«, German-Brazilian Workshop on Neotropical Ecosystems, Achievements P. Westhaus-Ekau and Prospects of Cooperative Research, »Die Lebensstadien der marinen Fische«, Son- Hamburg, 03.-08.09.2000 nabend der Wissenschaft, 01.06.2002

U. Mehlig »Mangrove litter production and phenology in the Caeté estuary, Bragança, Pará«, Ger- man-Brazilian Workshop on Neotropical Ecosystems, Achievements and Prospects of Cooperative Research, Hamburg, 03.-08.09.2000

PARTICIPATION H. Behling European Pollen Database (EPD) and Latin IN EVENTS 3. NEBROC-Workshop, Bremen, 25.- American Pollen Database (LAPD) Mee- 27.01.2000 Jahrestagung der Deutschen ting, Loevenholm, Dänemark, Gesellschaft für Tropenökologie, Würzburg, 26.-29.04.2001 01.-03.03.2000 BIOME 300 Workshop, Challenges of a Changing Earth, Global The Global Paleo-Vegetation Project, Bern, Change Open Science Conference, 05.-08.03.2000 Amsterdam, 10.-13.07.2001 »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von International Symposium: Vegetation and Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches climate changes during the last glacial/in- Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 terglacial cycle along continental Chile, La Paleo-Grassland Research 2000: A Conference Serena, Chile, 12.-14.09.2001 on the reconstruction and modelling of VIII. Congresso da ABEQUA, Mariluz, Imbé- grass-dominated biomes, Westbrook, CT, RS, Brazil Mudanças Globais e o Qua- USA, 31.05.-06.06.2000 ternário, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasilien, 31st International Geological Congress, Rio de 14.-20.10.2001 Janeiro, Brasilien, 07.-11.08.2000 11. Jahrestreffen der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Porto Alegre, Curitiba, Rio de Janeiro, Bélem, Vegetationsökologie der Reinhold-Tüxen- Bragança, Kongreß, MADAM, 17.07. - Gesellschaft, Wilhelmshaven, 17.11.2001 12.08.2000 Jahrestagung der Reinhold-Tüxen-Gesellschaft, German-Brazilian Workshop on Neotropical Vegetationsökologie außereuropäischer Ecosystems, Achievements and Prospects Regionen, Hannover, 15.-17.02. 2002 of Cooperative Research, Hamburg, Jahrestagung der gtö, Universität Göttingen, 03.-08.09.2000 20.02.-23.02.2002 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tropenö- Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- kologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 tainable management and conservation

42_appendix of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, K. Diele PARTICIPATION 26.02.-01.03.2002 5th International Crustacean Congress, Mel- IN EVENTS 45th Symposium of the International Associa- bourne, Australien, 09-13.07.2001 tion for Vegetation Science (IAVS), Porto Conference EDFAM (European Decapod Alegre, Brasilien, 03.-08.03.2002 Fisheries: Assessment and Management), First International Symposium of the Catedra La Coruña, Spanien, 08.-12.10.2001 von Martius and the Instituto Estudos Avançados da USP – The Paleoenviron- S. Dittmann ment in Brazil, with special emphasis on »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von Amazonia and adjacent areas - Time span Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches 21,000 - 6,000 BP, São Paulo, Brasilien, Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 17.-18.06.2002 Meeting on Mangrove Macrobenthos, Zoo- VI ECOLAB Congress, Ecosystemas Costeiros logical Museum »La Specola«, University Amazonicos, und Erprobung von Sedi- of Florence & Kenya Marine & Fisheries mentkernen, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, Research Institute Mombasa, Mombasa, 12.09.-14.10.2002 Kenia, 07.-11.09.2000 12. Jahrestreffen der Arbeitsgemeinschaft 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tropenö- Vegetationsökologie der Reinhold-Tüxen- kologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 Gesellschaft, Greifswald, 25.-28.10.2002 GKSS-Tagung »Forschungshorizonte der Küste«, Hamburg, 13.-15.02.2002 U. Berger Asia-Pacifi c-Conference on Marine Science & Tagung der Gesellschaft für Ökologie, UFZ, Technology: Marine Science into the new Leipzig, 29.02.2000 Millennium: New Perspectives & Challen- Jahrestreffen des Arbeitskreises »Theorie ges«, Kuala Lumpur, University of Malaysia in der Ökologie«, Schloß Reichenow bei und Exkursionen in mögliche Unter- Potsdam, 01.- 03.03.2000 suchungsgebiete Malaysia, 11.-20.05.2002 »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches W. Ekau Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 Jahresempfang der Carl-Duisberg-Gesellschaft, German-Brazilian Workshop on Neotropical Bremen, 21.02.2000 Ecosystems, Achievements and Prospects »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von of Cooperative Research, Hamburg, Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches 03.-08.09.2000 Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 2. Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a BENEFIT-Forum, Swakopmund, Namibia, sustainable management and conservation 01.- 08.04.2000 of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Havanna, Symposium »Mangrove 2000«, Projekte, Rio Kuba, 08.-13.09.2002 de Janeiro, Recife, Brasilien, 18.-28.05.2000 Workshop »Synopse der Ökosystemfor- 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tro- schung«, Bad Salzau, 22.-24.10.2002 penökologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 Workshop on New Developments in the BENEFIT-Forum, Swakopmund, Namibia, Modelling of Plant Competition, Royal 02.-07.04.2001 Veterinary and Agricultural University, »Meeresforschung in Bremen«, Bremen Mar- Kopenhagen, 18.-20.11.2002 keting, Universität Bremen, 17.05.2001 Workshop on Ocean Resources, Services M. Birkicht and Products, Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg, »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von Delmenhorst, 07.-09.09.2001 Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 Forschungshorizonte der Küstenregion, GKSS, G. Boehme Hamburg, 13.-14.02.2002 »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von BENEFIT-Forum, Swakopmund, Namibia, 06.- Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches 13.04.2002 Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 »10 Years after Rio: Steps towards Sustain- SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c able Use and Development of Coastal and Symposia, Bremen, 24.- 28.09.2001 Marine Areas«, International Future Search

43_appendix PARTICIPATION Conference, Bremen, 10.-13.06.2002 Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches IN EVENTS SAMSS-Konferenz, Swakopmund, Namibia, Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 01.-05.07.2002 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tro- 23. Jahresmitgliederversammlung der DGM, penökologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 Institut für Ostseeforschung, Warnemünde, 08.11.2002 G. Heiss Internationale Fachausstellung EuroTier, International Coral Reef Initiative, Universität Hannover, 12.11.2002 Maputo, Moçambique, 22.11.- 02.12.2001 Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- K. Gärtner tainable management and conservation Follow-Up Seminar for DAAD-Alumni from of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, Indonesia and South-East Asia on Marine 26.02.- 01.03.2002 Science: Capacity Building and Education; Action Plan Indonesien, University of Ha- Bilateral Indonesian-German Workshop on sanuddin, Makassar, Jakarta, Indonesien, Marine Research and Development, Uni- 07.-17.03.2002 versitas Jenderal Soerdiman, Purwokerto, European Meeting of the International Society Jakarta, Indonesien, 26.-29.03.2001 for Reef Studies, Cambridge, Kurs »Eutrophication Effects in the Sea and 04.-07.09.2002 Management Strategies«, Marine Research 2. Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Center, Stockholm, 10.-21.08.2001 sustainable management and conservation SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Havanna, Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 Kuba, 08.-21.09.2002

M. Glaser G. Hempel German-Brazilian Workshop on Neotropical Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt, Auswahlver- Ecosystems, Achievements and Prospects fahren Stipendienprogramm, Osnabrück, of Cooperative Research, Hamburg, 18.01.2000 03.-08.09.2000 Leopoldina Symposium, Halle, 24.01.2000 Encontro Sociedade e Pesquisa, Bragança, 3. NEBROC-Workshop, Bremen, Brasilien, 27.02.2001 25.-27.01.2000 Seminário Regionalizado do Gerenciamento Fallturmrunde, Wissenschaftspolitik, Bremen, Costeiro (Regional coastal management 15.02.2000 seminar), SECTAM, Vigia, Pará, Eröffnung des Kursprogrammes, Marine 20.-21.4 2001 Science Station, Aqaba, Jordanien, »Küste, Ökologie und Mensch (KÖM): Haben 22.- 28.02.2000 sie eine Zukunft? Integriertes Küsten- DAAD-Stipendiatenauswahl, Kooperation JIG- management als Instrument nachhaltiger MER, Jakarta, Indonesien, 10.-19.03.2000 Entwicklung«, Jahrestagung der Deutschen »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von Gesellschaft für Humanökologie, Kühlungs- Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches born, 10.-13.05.2001 Symposium, Bremen, 29.- 30.03.2000 Tagung Arbeitskreis »Meere und Küsten«, 31.05.2002 V. Ittekkot »10 Years after Rio: Steps towards Sustain- »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von able Use and Development of Coastal and Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches Marine Areas«, International Future Search Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 Conference, Bremen, 10.-13.06.2002 Advisory Board Otto Schmidt Laboratory, St. International Symposium on Low-lying Coastal Petersburg, Rußland, 01.-03.06.2000 Areas - Hydrology and Integrated Coastal EU-Workshop: Mediterranean integrated Zone Management, Fischbahnhof, Bremer- coastal area management, Nizza, Frank- haven, 10.09.2002 reich, 05.- 06.09.2000 SCOPE Landesausschuß-Sitzung, Rundge- A. Hanning spräch »Scientifi c aspects on remediation Fisheries Acoustics Training Course, Biosonics, of U-Mining and Milling Sites (RADSITE)«, Seattle, USA, 23.01.-05.02.2000 München, 07.-08.09.2000 »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von JGOFS Symposium 2000, Biogeochemical

44_appendix Cycles: German contributions to the In- 05.-06.12.2001 PARTICIPATION ternational Joint Global Ocean Flux Study, Eröffnungsfeier »Jahr der Geowissenschaften«, IN EVENTS Bremen, 18.-21.09.2000 Berlin, 17.-18.01.2002 »International Workshop on Land-Ocean Implementierung des Action Planes, Ministry Nutrient Fluxes: the Silica Cycle«, »Vietna- of Marine Affairs and Fishery, Jakarta, Indo- mese-German Marine Science Workshop«, nesien, 09.-15.02.2002 »Short Course on Biogeochemistry and KLMN-Sitzung, IOW, Warnemünde, 18.02.2002 Ecology of Tropical Coastal Seas«, Natio- Präsentation Meeresforschung in Bremen, EU- nal Institute of Oceanography, Nha Trang, Kommission, Brüssel, 27.-28.02.2002 Vietnam, 25.09.- 02.10.2000 Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Jakar- Otto-Schmidt-Labor, St. Petersburg, Rußland, ta, Indonesien, 09.-16.03.2002 11.-13.10.2000 Ministerium für Marine Angelegenheiten, Sitzung der Konferenz leitender Meeresfor- Indonesien-Kooperation, Jakarta, Makassar, scher Norddeutschlands – KLMN, Ham- Bogor, Indonesien, 15.-21.04.2002 burg, 27.11.2000 International Ocean Institute, Malta, 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tropenö- 24.-27.04.2002 kologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 SCOPE Executive Meeting, Paris, Marine Science Plan for Europe, Hanse-Wis- 04.-07.05.2002 senschaftskolleg, Bremen, 18.-21.02.2001 LOICZ Synthesis and Futures Meeting, Rosen- 83. Sitzung der Senatskommission für Oze- stiel School and Atmospheric Science, Uni- anographie, Wissenschaftsforum Berlin, versity of Miami, Florida, 28.05.- 05.06.2002 04.-06.03.2001 »10 Years after Rio: Steps towards Sustainab- Follow-Up Seminar for DAAD-Alumni from le Use and Development of Coastal and Indonesia and South-East Asia on Marine Marine Areas«, International Future Search Science: Capacity Building and Education; Conference, Bremen, 10.-13.06.2002 Bilateral Indonesian-German Workshop on Projektentwicklung Indonesien-Kooperation, Marine Research and Development, Uni- Fa. Bayer AG, Wuppertal, Universität Düs- versitas Jenderal Soerdiman, Purwokerto, seldorf, 03.07.2002 Jakarta, Indonesien, 22.03.-04.04.2001 »Initiativkreis Aquakultur«, BIS, Bremerhaven, Sitzung Deutsche IOC-Sektion, Berlin, 31.05.2001 10.07.2002 Vorbesprechung des deutsch-indonesischen Besichtigung der Aquakulturanlage in Bangor, Joint-Committee in der Meeresfor- Wales, 03.-04.08.2002 schung/Geowissenschaften, BMBF, Bonn, SCOPE Landesausschuss-Sitzung, Bremen, 01.06.2001 08.08.2002 Otto-Schmidt-Labor, Sitzung des wiss. Beirates, BMBF-Fachkonferenz »Maritime Innovation«, St. Petersburg, Rußland, 06.-08.06.2001 Institut für Weltwirtschaft, Kiel, East China Normal University, State Oceanic 29.-30.08.2002 Administration (SOA), Shanghai, China, Konferenz »Bien Dong - 2002«, Institute of 12.-20.08.2001 Oceanography, Nha Trang, Vietnam, Workshop on Ocean Resources, Services 13.-18.09.2002 and Products, Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg, 3rd Steering Committee, Indonesia-Germany Delmenhorst, 06.- 09.09.2001 Earth and Ocean Research, Batam und SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c Jakarta, Indonesien, 15.-22.10.2002 Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 Empfang beim Bundespräsidenten, Besuch 84. Sitzung der Senatskommission für Oze- des jordanischen Königs Abdullah II und anographie, Deutsches Meeresmuseum Königin Rania, Schloss Bellevue, Berlin, Stralsund, 09.-10.10.2001 22.10.2002 Verleihungsfeierlichkeiten Großes Bundesver- Informationsreise, AIMS, Townsville, UNSW, dienstkreuz Prof. Elisabeth Mann Borgese, Sydney, Australien, 30.11.-11.12.2002 MOU Unterzeichnung, IOI, Halifax, Kanada, Institute of Oceanography, Hanoi, Nha Trang, 14.-17.11.2001 Vietnam, 10.-12.12.2002 Global Conference on Oceans and Coasts Rio Department of Marine Science, IOC-Westpac, + 10, UNESCO, Paris, 02.-05.12.2001 Bangkok, 12.-13.12.2002 Seminar »Kooperation mit Indonesien in der Meeresforschung«, BMBF, Bonn,

45_appendix PARTICIPATION T. Jennerjahn Internationale Fachausstellung EuroTier, IN EVENTS SCOPE Website Meeting, Paris, 01.- 05.07.2000 Hannover, 12.11.2002 German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral G. Krause meeting for project development at ZMT »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von Bremen, 13.-15.11.2000 Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches JGOFS Symposium 2000, Biogeochemical Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 Cycles: German contributions to the In- Symposium »Mangrove 2000«, Recife, Brasilien, ternational Joint Global Ocean Flux Study, 22.-28.05.2000 Bremen, 18.-21.09.2000 German Brazilian Workshop on Applied SCOPE-Offi ce, Website Meeting, Paris, Research in Tropical Ecosystems, Achieve- 17.-20.01.2001 ments and Prospects, Hamburg, 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tropenö- 03.-08.09.2000 kologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 German-Brazilian Workshop on Neotropical SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c Ecosystems, Achievements and Prospects Symposia, Bremen, of Cooperative Research, Hamburg, 24.-28.09.2001 03.-08.09.2000 Workshop on carbon and nutrient fl uxes in CDG-Kurs Integrated Coastal Management, marginal seas and tropical coastal zones, Bremen, 10.11.2000 CMTT des IGBP, Institute of Oceanogra- Welt-Ethik-Gipfel – Ethische Perspektiven für phy, National University of Taiwan, das 21. Jahrhundert: Küste, Ökologie und 25.09.- 01.10.2001 Mensch: Haben sie eine Zukunft? Jahres- 2001 Margins Meeting der Deutschen Geo- tagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für logischen Gesellschaft und Geologischen Humanökologie, Kühlungsborn, Vereinigung, Universität Kiel, 10.-13.05.2001 02.- 06.10.2001 Institut für Natur-, Landschafts- und Umwelt- Leopoldina-Symposium »Klimawechsel vor schutz (NLU), Universität Basel, Schweiz, dem Einfl uß des Menschen«, Halle (Saale), 22.-25.06.2001 24.-26.10.2001 Kursteilnahme »Natural Resources and Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- Society«, Universität Stockholm, Depart- tainable management and conservation ment of Systems Ecology, Stockholm, of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, 02.04.-03.05.2002 26.02.- 01.03.2002 International Symposium on Low-lying Coastal 2. Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Areas - Hydrology and Integrated Coastal sustainable management and conservation Zone Management, Fischbahnhof, Bremer- of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Havanna, haven, 09.-12.09.2002 Kuba, 08.-13.09.2002 A. Kunzmann C. Jimenéz Jahresempfang der Carl-Duisberg-Gesellschaft, 2. Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Bremen, 21.02.2000 sustainable management and conservation DAAD-Stipendiatenauswahl, Kooperation JIG- of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Havanna, MER, Jakarta, Indonesien, 10.-19.03.2000 Kuba, 08.-13.09.2002 »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches S. Kadler Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 meeting for project development at ZMT, National Institute of Oceanography: Vietnam- Bremen, 13.-19.11.2000 ese-German Marine Science Workshop BMZ Studie »Meereskundliche Forschung und and Short Course on Biogeochemistry TZ«, Philippinen, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and Ecology of Tropical Coastal Seas, Nha 02.-16.12.2000 Trang, Vietnam, 24.09.-03.10.2000 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tro- 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tro- penökologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 penökologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 Gutachtersitzung des BMZ zur Zusammen-

46_appendix arbeit mit Südostasien, Bonn, Eschborn, Indien in Berlin, Herr T.C.A. Rangachari, PARTICIPATION 12.-13.02.2001 Bremen, 04.12.2002 IN EVENTS Follow-Up Seminar for DAAD-Alumni from Meereswissenschaftliches Kolloquium anläss- Indonesia and South-East Asia on Marine lich des 60igsten Geburtstages von Wolf Science: Capacity Building and Education; Arntz, AWI, Bremerhaven, 10.12.2002 Bilateral Indonesian-German Workshop on Marine Research and Development, Uni- R. Lara versitas Jenderal Soerdiman, Purwokerto, Symposium »Mangrove 2000«, Recife, Brasilien, Jakarta, Indonesien, 23.- 30.03.2001 22.- 28.05.2000 CDG-COASTMAN Kurs, Bremen, Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- 06.-18.05.2001 tainable management and conservation of Eschborner Fachtage »Erst das Fressen und Cuban coastal ecosystems«, 26.02.2002 dann die Moral?«, GTZ, Eschborn, International Symposium on Low-lying Coastal 19.-20.06.2001 Areas – Hydrology and Integrated Coastal InWaterTec-Messe, GEOMAR, Kiel, 30.08.- Zone Management, Fischbahnhof, Bremer- 01.09.2001 haven, 12.09.2002 Workshop on Ocean Resources, Services and Products, Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg, U. Mehlig Delmenhorst, 07.- 09.09.2001 »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 Modulentwicklung »System Erde«, Unter- 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tro- richtseinheit für Schulen, Institut für penökologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 Pädagogik der Naturwissenschaften, Kiel, 05.11.2001 S. Meyerholz Investitions- und Stadtentwicklungsgesellschaft, »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von AWI, Institut für Lebensmittel- und Bio- Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches technologie, Bremerhaven, 26.11.2001 Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 Forschungshorizonte der Küstenregion, GKSS, 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tro- Hamburg, 13.-14.02.2002 penökologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 South-North-Dialogue on Innovative Strate- SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c gies in International Post-Graduate Edu- Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 cation – Challenges, Obstacles and Best Practices, Bonn, 25.-02.-01.03.2002 I. Opitz International Conference on Marine Environ- »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von mental Law (ICMEL), Bremen, Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches 18.-19.04.2002 Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 CDG-COASTMAN Kurs, Bremen, 27.05.- Tagung der Firma Exact-Software, Potsdam, 07.06.2002 21.-23.11.2002 »10 Years after Rio: Steps towards Sustainab- le Use and Development of Coastal and C. Orejas Saco del Valle Marine Areas«, International Future Search Workshop on Environmental resource and Conference, Bremen, 10.-13.06.2002 sustainable development, Havanna, Kuba, »Initiativkreis Aquakultur«, BIS, Bremerhaven, 01.-11.10.2001 10.07.2002 Instituto de Oceanología und Centro de In- Workshop »Sektorvorhaben«, GTZ, Eschborn, vestiganciones Marinas, Workshop-Vorbe- 20.-21.08.2002 reitung, Havanna, Kuba, 19.-31.01.2002 Aquakultur und Windkraft, Kreislauftechnik, Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- AWI, Bremerhaven, 08.11.2002 tainable management and conservation 6. Rahmenprogramm (FP6), EU, Brüssel, of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, 11.-13.11.2002 26.02.-01.03.2002 Internationale Fachausstellung EuroTier, Han- CDG-COASTMAN Kurs, Bremen, 27.05.- nover, 14.11.2002 07.06.2002 Gesprächsrunde anlässlich des Besuchs Seiner 2. Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Exzellenz, des Botschafters der Republik sustainable management and conservation

47_appendix PARTICIPATION of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Havanna, sustainable development, Havanna, Kuba, IN EVENTS Kuba, 09.-13.09.2002 01.-11.10.2001 Meereswissenschaftliches Kolloquium an- NEBROC II, Planungsworkshop, Hanse-Wis- lässlich des 60igsten Geburtstages von senschaftskolleg, Delmenhorst, Wolf Arntz, AWI, Bremerhaven, 15.-16.10.2001 10.12.2002 Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- Vorstellung des Forschungsprogrammes zur tainable management and conservation deutsch-kubanischen Zusammenarbeit of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, in der Meeresforschung, IB/BMBF, Bonn, 26.02.-01.03.2002 11.12.2002 Action Plan Indonesien, University of Hasanuddin, Makassar, Jakarta, Indonesien, D. Peterke 06.-17.03.2002 »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von 2. Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches sustainable management and conservation Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Havanna, HPLC von Aminosäuren, Peptiden und Kuba, 08.-13.09.2002 Proteinen, Intensivseminar bei der Firma Internationale Konferenz »Simposio Arrecifes NOVIA GmbH (Seminare, Schulungen, Coralinos Unidos por la Conservación«, Workshops für Analytiker), Saarbrücken, Cayo Coco, Kuba, 16.-20.09.2002 23.-24.11.2000 Präsentation Wittheits-Jahrbuch »Der Ozean Fachtagung Ionenchromatographie, Alexander- – Lebensraum und Klimasteuerung«, von-Humboldt Universität, Berlin, Rathaus, Bremen, 22.10.2002 20.-23.02.2001 Fachtagung Fa. Dionex, Universität Münster, T. Rixen 14.-15.10.2002 Surface Ocean Lower Atmosphere Study – Fachmesse für Materialprüfung, Messtechnik SOLAS Workshop, Hannover, 27.02.2001 und Qualitätsmanagement, Dortmund, SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c 12.11.2002 Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 2002 Ocean Science Meeting, Hawai, C. Richter 09.-17.02.2002 NEBROC-Workshop, Bremen, Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- 25.-27.01.2000 tainable management and conservation »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches 26.02.-01.03.2002 Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 2. Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a 9th International Coral Reef Symposium Bali, sustainable management and conservation Indonesien, 23.-27.10.2000 of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Havanna, German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine Kuba, 08.-20.09.2002 Sciences and Geosciences - A bilateral meeting for project development at ZMT U. Saint-Paul Bremen, 15.11.2000 Jahresempfang der Carl-Duisberg-Gesellschaft, 5th Congress on Marine Sciences - MARCU- Bremen, 21.02.2000 BA 2000, Informationsreise Kooperation 13. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft Korallenriffforschung, Havanna, Kuba, für Tropenökologie, Würzburg, 29.11.-13.12.2000 01.- 03.03.2000 Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von for Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO), Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches Albuquerque, New Mexico (USA), und Los Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 Angeles, USA, 11.-25.02.2001 Symposium »Mangrove 2000«, MADAM-Pro- Workshop on Ocean Resources, Services jekt, Koordination, Rio de Janeiro, Recife, and Products, Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg, Belém, Brasilien, 21.05.- 01.06.2000 Delmenhorst, 06.-09.09.2001 German-Brazilian Workshop on Neotropical SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c Ecosystems, Achievements and Prospects Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 of Cooperative Research, Hamburg, Workshop on Environmental resource and 03.- 08.09.2000

48_appendix »International Workshop on Land-Ocean umwelt 2002«, BSH, Hamburg, PARTICIPATION Nutrient Fluxes: the Silica Cycle«, »Vietna- 05.- 06.06.2002 IN EVENTS mese-German Marine Science Workshop«, BIOLOG Gutachtersitzung, BMBF, Bonn, »Short Course on Biogeochemistry and 10.-11.06.2002 Ecology of Tropical Coastal Seas«, Natio- gtö-Präsidiumssitzung, Fabrikschleichach, nal Institute of Oceanography, Nha Trang, 14.-16.06.2002 Vietnam, 25.09.- 02.10.2000 DWK Sitzung, Institut für Meereskunde, Kiel, Jahrestagung Gesellschaft für Ökologie, Kiel, 17.06.2002 14.09.2000 Konferenz »Bien Dong - 2002«, Institute of 21. Mitgliederversammlung der Deutschen Oceanography, Nha Trang, Vietnam National Gesellschaft für Meeresforschung (DGM), University, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Max-Planck-Institut für Marine Mikrobiolo- 08.-21.09.2002 gie, Bremen, 06.10.2000 Sitzung des Fachbereits »Internationale Agrar- German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine forschung«, BEAF, Bonn, 25.09.2002 Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral Präsentation Wittheits-Jahrbuch »Der Ozean – meeting for project development at ZMT Lebensraum und Klimasteuerung«, Bremen, 13.-15.11.2000 Rathaus, Bremen, 22.10.2002 Symposium »Integrative Modellierung des Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung (ZEF), Globalen Wandels«, Bad Honnef, Bonn, 23.-24.10.2002 05.01.2001 Nationales Kolloquium des Nationalen Ko- C. Schnack mitees für Global Change Forschung, Bad »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von Honnef, 26.-27.01.2001 Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tropenö- Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 kologie incl. Vorstandssitzung und Mitglie- National Institute of Oceanography: derversammlung, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 Vietnamese-German Marine Science DGM-Vorstandssitzung, Hamburg, 23.02.2001 Workshop and Short Course on Biogeo- PACON 2001 (Environmental Technologies chemistry and Ecology of Tropical Coastal for Sustainable Maritime Development), Seas, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 24.09.-03.10.2000 San Francisco, USA, 06.-15.06.2001 14. gtö-Mitgliederversammlung, Bremen, Kickoff-Meeting, DEKLIMC, Berlin, 14.02.2001 18.-19.06.2001 SCOPE-Exkursionsvorbereitung, Wilhelms- DGM Vorstandssitzung, Hamburg, 29.07.2001 haven, Carolinensiel, 20.03.2001 SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c PR-Arbeitskreistreffen, AWI, Bremerhaven, Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 15.08.2001 BEAF-Beiratssitzung, Bonn, 01.- 02.10.2001 23. Sitzung Arbeitsgemeinschaft meereskund- DGM Jahresversammlung und Vorstandssit- licher Bibliotheken (AMB), FS »Meteor«, zung, Hamburg, 12.10.2001 Rostock, 10.09.2001 gtö- Präsidiumssitzung, Würzburg, SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c 22.10.2001 Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 Gutachtersitzung »Mata Atlantica«, BMBF, 24. Sitzung der Arbeitsgemeinschaft meeres- Bonn, 08.11.2001 kundlicher Bibliotheken, Bundesforschungs- Sitzung der Deutschen Wissenschaftlichen anstalt für Fischerei, Hamburg, 04.03.2002 Kommission, Hamburg, 14.11.2001 25. Sitzung der Arbeitsgemeinschaft meeres- DFG-Delegationsreise zur Planung von Koo- kundlicher Bibliotheken, Bundesfor- perationsvorhaben mit Instituten in Hanoi, schungsanstalt für Fischerei, Hamburg, Hai Phong, Nha Trang, Ho Chi Minh Stadt, 14.10.2002 Vietnam, 16.-26.11.2001 Redaktion SCOPE Proceedings, Institute of gtö-Präsidiumssitzung, Museum König, Bonn, Oceanography, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 09.01.200 14.-27.11.2002 15. Jahrestagung der gtö, Universität Göttin- gen, 20.-23.02.2002 D. Schories Sitzung des Fachbeirates »Internationale Sustainable use of estuaries and mangroves: Agrarforschung«, BEAF, Bonn, 11.04.2002 Challenges and prospects, Recife, Brasilien, Symposium »Aktuelle Probleme der Meeres- 22.-28.05.2000

49_appendix PARTICIPATION VI Encontro nacional de educaçao ambiental Science: Capacity Building and Education; IN EVENTS em areas de manguezal, Paraniba, Brasilien, Bilateral Indonesian-German Workshop on 03.- 08.09.2000 Marine Research and Development, Uni- German-Brazilian Workshop on Neotropical versitas Jenderal Soerdiman, Purwokerto, Ecosystems, Achievements and Prospects Jakarta, Indonesien, 26.-29.03.2001 of Cooperative Research, Hamburg, Workshop on Ocean Resources, Services 03.-08.09.2000 and Products, Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg, GfÖ-Tagung - Ökosystemforschung und Öko- Delmenhorst, 06.- 09.09.2001 system-Management, Kiel, 11.-15.09.2000 SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 C. Stefes »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von M. Wolff Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches Tagung der Firma Exact-Software, Potsdam, Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 21.-23.11.2002 German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral A. Suthhof meeting for project development at ZMT Follow-Up Seminar for DAAD-Alumni from Bremen, 13.-15.11.2000 Indonesia and South-East Asia on Marine 5th Congress on Marine Sciences - MARCUBA Science: Capacity Building and Education; 2000, Anbahnung von Kooperationen mit Bilateral Indonesian-German Workshop on kubanischen Instituten, Havanna, Kuba, Marine Research and Development, Uni- 29.11.-13.12.2000 versitas Jenderal Soerdiman, Purwokerto, 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tropen- Jakarta, Indonesien, 26.-29.03.2001 ökologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c Follow-Up Seminar for DAAD-Alumni from Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 Indonesia and South-East Asia on Marine Workshop SFB 261, Bremen, 29.-30.12.2001 Science: Capacity Building and Education; Max-Planck-Institut für Meteorologie, Institut Bilateral Indonesian-German Workshop on für Biochemie und Meereschemie, Ham- Marine Research and Development, Uni- burg, JGOFS-Indik IV, 07.-10.02.2002 versitas Jenderal Soerdiman, Purwokerto, Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- Jakarta, Indonesien, 26.-29.03.2001 tainable management and conservation 13th International Scallop Workshop, Univer- of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, sidad Católica del Norte, Coquimbo, Chile, 26.02.- 01.03.2002 17.-26.04.2001 Workshop on Ocean Resources, Services D. Unger and Products, Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg, SCOPE XIth General Assembly & Scientifi c Delmenhorst, 06.-09.09.2001 Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 Workshop on Environmental resources and Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- sustainable development, Havanna, Kuba, tainable management and conservation 01.- 08.10.2001 of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, AGEP-Tagung, Universität Göttingen, 26.02.-01.03.2002 09.11.2001 Forschungszentrum »Ozeanränder«, Vor- Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- stellung des Projektbereiches »Biogeo- tainable management and conservation chemical Processes«, Bremen, 05.06.2002 of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, 26.02.- 01.03.2002 P. Westhaus-Ekau »10 Years after Rio: Steps towards Sustainab- »Meer und Strand heute – Zur Ökologie von le Use and Development of Coastal and Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches Marine Areas«, International Future Search Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 Conference, Bremen, 10.-13.06.2002 14. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Tropenö- Symposium on Impacts of El Niño and Basin kologie, Bremen, 13.-16.02.2001 Scale Climate Change on Ecosystems and Follow-Up Seminar for DAAD-Alumni from Living Marine Resources - A Comparison Indonesia and South-East Asia on Marine between the California and Humboldt

50_appendix Current Systems, Viña del Mar, Chile, 05.- Symposium, Bremen, 29.-30.03.2000 PARTICIPATION 10.08.2002 Blockkurs für Mikroskopie und Bildaufnahme- IN EVENTS Eröffnung GIACT-Studiengang, ALFA-Projekt, technik, Göttingen, 11.-15.09.2000 San José, Costa Rica, 11.-17.08.2002 9th International Coral Reef Symposium Bali, 2. Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Indonesien, 23.-27.10.2000 sustainable management and conservation German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Havanna, Sciences and Geosciences - A bilateral Kuba, 31.08.-21.09.2002 meeting for project development at ZMT Germany-Mexico Workshop in Marine Sci- Bremen, 15.11.2000 ences - 2nd Planning Meeting, CIBMOR, SCOPE XIthGeneral Assembly & Scientifi c La Paz, School of Field Studies (SFS), San Symposia, Bremen, 24.-28.09.2001 Carlos, Mexiko, 11.-21.11.2002 Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a sus- Meereswissenschaftliches Kolloquium anläss- tainable management and conservation lich des 60igsten Geburtstages von Wolf of Cuban coastal ecosystems«, Bremen, Arntz, AWI, Bremerhaven, 10.12.2002 26.02.2002 1. Workshop Benthos-Imaging, IPÖ, Kiel, M. Wunsch 13.06.2002 »Meer und Strand heute - Zur Ökologie von World Congress of Science Producers Flachgewässern«, Meeresökologisches (WCSP), Berlin, 23.-26.10.2002

H. Behling S. Dittmann RESEARCH STAYS / Probennahme Brantas Fluß, Ästuar, Stauseen, Felduntersuchungen, Recherche zur Projektko- EXPEDITIONS Surabaya, Indonesien, 07.-19.05.2001 operation, Betreuung von Studenten, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, 21.09.-22.10.2000 U. Berger Projektgespräche, Probennahme, Watten- MADAM-Projekt, Brasilien, Belém, 09.2000- meerstation des AWI, List auf Sylt, 07.2001 23.-25.04.2001 MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, 25.06.-07.12.2001 W. Ekau Departamento de Oceanografi a, Feldarbeiten, M. Birkicht Recife, Brasilien, 30.07.-13.08.2001 Forschungsfahrt mit »Baruna Jaya IV«, Sunda- Expedition FRS »Africana«, BENEFIT, Benguela- straße, SE-Sumatra, SW-Jawa, Jakarta, Mer- Front, 19.02.-07.03.2002 ak, Cilacap, Indonesien, 12.10.- 09.11.2000 FK »Uthörn«, Exkursion des ISATEC-Kurses, M. Glaser 08.04.2001 MADAM-Projekt, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, Brau & Lübbe, Geräte-Vorführung, Nor- Langzeitaufenthalt, 11.1999-05.2000 derstedt, 09.07.2002 MADAM-Projekt, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, Langzeitaufenthalt, Aufenthalte am ZMT in D. Dasbach Bremen, 05.-16.05.2001; 17.06.-16.07.2001 Fluß- und Ästuarbeprobung, Institute of Ocea- MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Lehrveranstal- nography, Nha Trang, Vietnam, tung, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, 12.11.- 05.-19.12.2002 05.12.2002

K. Diele A. Hanning MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Bragança, Brasilien, Technische Betreuung, Belém, Brasilien, 23.03.- 02.- 06.2001 29.06.2000 und 15.09.-15.12.2000 MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Bragança, Brasilien, MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Brasilien, Belém, 09.-12.2001 14.03.-04.08.2001

51_appendix RESEARCH STAYS / MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Brasilien, Belém, MADAM-Projekt, Koordination, Doktoran- EXPEDITIONS 10.09.-21.11.2001 denbetreuung, Belém, Bragança, São Paulo, MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, 15.09.-08.10.2002 Brasilien, 15.03.-25.06.2002 MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Belém, Bragança U. Mehlig Brasilien, 01.-30.10.2002 MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Bragança, Brasilien, Langzeitaufenthalt G. Heiss Forschungsfahrt »Biogeochemical Fluxes«, O. Morisse Universitas Hasanuddin, Jakarta, Expedition mit RV »Baruna Jaya I«, östlicher Indonesien, 04.-18.12.2001 Indischer Ozean, Indonesien, 24.11.-04.12.2001 T. Jennerjahn Forschungsfahrt mit »Baruna Jaya IV«, Forschungsfahrt mit »Baruna Jaya IV«, Sunda- Madurastrasse, Indonesien, straße, SE-Sumatra, SW-Jawa, Jakarta, 17.11.-06.12.2002 Merak, Cilacap, Indonesien, 12.10.- 09.11.2000 D. Peterke Probennahme Brantas Fluß, Ästuar, Stauseen, MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Belém, Brasilien, Surabaya, Indonesien, 07.-19.05.2001 15.09.-28.10.2001 Deutsch-indonesische Expedition, Brantas Ästuar, Indonesien, 18.-30.06.2002 H. Pohl Forschungsfahrt mit »Baruna Jaya IV«, MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Belém, Brasilien, Madurastrasse, Indonesien, 25.11.- Langzeitaufenthalt 05.12.2002 Fluß- und Ästuarbeprobung, Institute of C. Richter Oceanography, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 05.- Junior Course und RSP Projekttätigkeit, MSS, 20.12.2002 Aqaba, Jordanien, IUI, Eilat, Israel, NIOF, Suez, Ägypten, 22.02.-26.03.2000 S. Kadler RSP, Projekttätigkeit, Workshop Riffökologie, Marine Science Station, Eilat, IUI, Suez, NIOF, Kurs Bestimmungsübungen, MSS, Aqaba, Junior Course und Projekttätigkeit, RSP, Jordanien, 22.-30.05.2000 Aqaba, Jordanien, 22.02.-20.03.2000 University of Jordan, Aqaba, Marine Science National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, Station, Amman, Jordanien, 01.-06.08.2001 Expedition mit RV »Sagar Kanya«, Golf DFG-Verbundprojekt »Primärproduktion und von Bengalen und Besuch des Centre for Mineralisierung in Korallenriffen«, MSS, Earth Science Studies, Trivandrum, Indien, Aqaba, Jordanien, 01.-11.04.2002 05.-22.10.2001 Koordination und Feldarbeiten zur Ökologie Jenderal Soedirman University (UNSOED), und Nutzung von Korallenrifforganismen, Faculty of Biology, Purwokerto, Indonesien, MSS Aqaba, Jordanien, 10.-25.08.2002 11.-30.09.2002 Aquakultur-Projekt, Scientifi c Day, MSS Aqaba, Amman, Jordanien, 26.10.-01.11.2002 G. Krause MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Belém, Bragança, T. R i xe n Brasilien, 20.05.-25.08.2000 Expedition »Biogeochemical Fluxes« mit RV Forschungs- und Technologiezentrum Bü- »Sagar Kanya«, NIO, Goa, Indien, sum, Aufbereitung von Sedimentproben, 05.-28.05.2001 30.01.2001 Biogeochemical Fluxes, Expedition mit RV MADAM-Projekt, Planungsworkshop, Salinas, »Baruna Jaya I«, BPPT, Jakarta, Indonesien, Feldarbeiten, Bragança, 18.02.-14.04.2001 21.11.-18.12.2001 Deutsche Luft- und Raumfahrt, Luftbildauswer- tung und Validierung, Köln, 07.08.06.2001 U. Saint-Paul MADAM-Projekt, Koordination, Lehre, R. Lara Brasília, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien,16.11.- MADAM, Projekttätigkeit, Belém, Brasilien, 03.12.2000 Langzeitaufenthalt bis 01.10.2001 MADAM-Projekt, Koordination, Planungswork-

52_appendix shop, Belém, Bragança, Salinas, Brasilien, D. Unger RESEARCH STAYS / 12.03.-02.04.2001 National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, EXPEDITIONS MADAM-Projekt, Koordination, Belém, Expedition mit RV »Sagar Kanya«, Golf von Bragança, Brasilien, 04.-16.06.2001 Bengalen und Besuch des Centre for Earth MADAM-Projekt, Koordination, Begutachtung Science Studies, Trivandrum, Indien, der 3. Projektphase, Belém, Bragança, Brasi- 05.-22.10.2001 lien, 26.08.-21.09.2001 MADAM-Projekt, Koordination, Vorberei- P. Westhaus-Ekau tung des Planning Workshop, Instituto do Jenderal Soedirman University (UNSOED), Milênio, Belém und Bragança, Brasilien, Faculty of Biology, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 13.-26.01.2002 11.-25.09.2002 MADAM-Projekt, Koordination, Planning Workshop, Instituto do Milênio, Belém und M. Wunsch Bragança, Brasilien, 23.02.-03.03.2002 RSP, Junior Course und Projekttätigkeit, MSS, MADAM-Projekt, Koordination, Vorbereitung Aqaba, Jordanien, IUI, Eilat, Israel, NIOF, der 3. Phase, Belém, Bragança, Recife, Brasi- Suez, Ägypten, 22.02.-26.03.2000 lien, 03.-15.08.2002 RSP, Projekttätigkeit, MSS, Aqaba, Jordanien, SHIFT-Begutachtung, MADAM-Projekt, Koor- 16.04.-15.05.2000 dination, Kooperation mit UFPe, Curitiba, Probennahme Brantas Fluß, Ästuar, Stau- Brasilia, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, seen, Surabaya, Jakarta, Indonesien, 07.- 05.-23.11.2002 19.05.2001 Feldforschung, MSS, Aqaba, Jordanien, 25.08.- A. Suthoff 22.09.2001 National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, Aquakulturprojekt, Kinderfi lmprojekt, MSS Expedition mit RV »Sagar Kanya«, Golf von Aqaba, Jordanien,10.-16.08.2002 Bengalen und Besuch des Centre for Earth Kinderfi lmprojekt, Garage-One, München, Science Studies, Trivandrum, Indien, 01.-04.11.2002 05.-22.10.2001

53_appendix PROJECT H. Behling Deutschland Südafrika, BMBF, Bonn, MEETINGS MADAM, Begutachtung der 3. Projektphase, 11.06.2001 Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, 02.-05.09.2001 Expedition FRS »Africana«, BENEFIT, Benguela-Front, 19.02.-07.03.2002 U. Berger Präsentation des ZMT gegenüber UNEP, MADAM, Planungsworkshop, Salinas, Brasilien, 19.03.2002 28.-30.03.2001 CDG, Vorbesprechung Rio+10 Konferenz, MADAM, Begutachtung der 3. Projektphase, Bremen, 22.03.2002 Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, 02.-05.09.2001 Informationsgespräch mit dem peruanischen Deutsche Luft- und Raumfahrt, Abt. Umweltin- Botschafter in der BFA Fischerei in formatik, Planung MADAM III, Köln, 31.01.- Hamburg, 06.08.2002 01.02.2002 Jenderal Soedirman University (UNSOED), Institut für Forstgeschichte und Forstpfl anzen- Faculty of Biology, Purwokerto, Indonesien, züchtung, Hamburg, 14. 05.2002 17.- 30.09.2002 Gesprächsrunde anlässlich des Besuchs Seiner M. Birkicht Exzellenz, des Botschafters der Republik German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine Indien in Berlin, Herr T.C.A. Rangachari, Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral Bremen, 04.12.2002 meeting for project development at ZMT Bremen, 13.-19.11.2000 K. Gärtner Ausleihe Fluorimeter, Institut für Polarökolo- German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine gie, Kiel, 12.09.2002 Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral Institut für Biogeochemie und Meereschemie, meeting for project development at ZMT Universität Hamburg, Vorbereitung Indone- Bremen, 13.-19. November 2000 sien-Expedition, 16.09.2002 Vorbesprechung des deutsch-indonesischen Joint-Committee in der Meeresfor- S. Dittmann schung/Geowissenschaften, BMBF, Bonn, German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine 01.06.2001 Sciences and Geosciences - A bilateral meeting for project development at ZMT M. Glaser Bremen, 15.11.2000 MADAM, Planungsworkshop, Salinas, Brasilien, SCOPE-Exkursionsvorbereitung, Wilhelms- 28.-30.03.2001 haven, Carolinensiel, 20.03.2001 Kooperationsvorbereitung, University of A. Hanning Queensland, Zoology Department, Planungsgespräch Expediton, Alfred-Wegener- Brisbane, Australian Institute of Marine Institut für Polar- und Meeresforschung, Science (AIMS), Townsville, Australien, Bremerhaven, 20.02.2001 09.09.-12.10.2001 Informationsreise, AIMS, Townsville, UNSW, G. Heiss Sydney, Australien, 29.11.-13.12.2002 ECOMARES, Aquakulturanlage Indonesien, Büsum, 08.02.2002 W. Ekau Vorbereitung des Action Plan, Jakarta, V. Ittekkot Purwokerto, Cilacap, Indonesien, Besuch Begleitung BMBF-Delegation, WTZ-Koopera- des ICLARM, Malaysia, 31.10.-12.11.2000 tion, Jakarta, Bogor, Bandung, Indonesien, German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine 05.-19.05.2000 Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral Informationsreise zum RSP-Projekt, Eilat, meeting for project development at ZMT Israel, und Marine Science Station, Aqaba, Bremen, 13.-15.11.2000 Jordanien, 27.-30.05.2000 »Meteor« 48, Nachbesprechung der Expedi- MADAM-Projekt, Informationsreise, Belém, tion Südostatlantik, Institut für Ostseefor- Bragança, Brasilien, 26.06.-02.07.2000 schung, Warnemünde, 18.12.2000 BRANTAS-Projekt, Jakarta, Indonesien, CDG, Vorbesprechung Rio+10 Konferenz, 08.-18.08.2000 Bremen, 27.03.2001 German-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine Vorbereitung bilaterale Kommission Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral

54_appendix meeting for project development at ZMT T. Jennerjahn PROJECT Bremen, 13.-19.11.2000 Pre-JIGSE, Datenauswertung, Institut für Bio- MEETINGS Action Plan Meeting »Indonesien«, BMBF, geochemie und Meereschemie, Universität Bonn, 08.03.2001 Hamburg, 13.03.01 Planungstreffen, DFG-Forschungszentrum Pre-JIGSE Report, Institut für Polarökologie, »Ozeanränder« der Universität Bremen, Kiel, 23.04.2001 DFG, Bonn, 17.-18.04.2001 BSH, Projektbesprechung BRAMS-01, Kooperation Indonesien, DAAD, Bonn, Hamburg, 07. 09.2001 07.05.2001 BRAMS-1 Projektplanung, Institut für Biogeo- Informationsaustausch mit chemie und Meereschemie, Universität Prof. Wirakartakusumah von der Univer- Hamburg, 21.11.2001 sität von Bogor, Indonesien, Amsterdam, 10.06.2001 G. Krause Weiterentwicklung Action Plan, Jakarta, Bogor, Diskussionsaustausch, Geographisches Institut Makassar, Indonesien, 11.-19.06.2001 der CAU Kiel, 17.01.2001 Internationale Einbindung der Projektförde- Deutsche Luft- und Raumfahrt, Koordinierung, rung des BMBF in der Meeres-, Polar- und Köln, 12.02.2001 Geo-Forschung, BMBF, Bonn, 18.07.2001 Institute of Ecological Economics, Royal University of Jordan, Aqaba, Marine Science Swedish Academy of Science, Stockholm, Station, Amman, Jordanien, 01.- 06.08.2001 Schweden, 12.-19.06.2001 Vorbesprechung Reise des Staatssekretärs Dr. Deutsche Luft- und Raumfahrt, Identifi zierung Uwe Thomas nach Indien und Indonesien, von Trainingsgebieten im Landsat 7 ETM, Ref. 125, BMBF, Bonn, 03.09.2001 Köln, 02.08.2001 Action Plan Indonesien, Weiterentwicklung, MADAM-Projekt, Begutachtung der 3. Projekt- Jakarta, Denpasar/Bali, Indonesien, phase, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, 27.08.- 09.-14.09.2001 06.09.2001 Begleitung des Staatssekretärs Dr. Ing. Uwe Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt, Thomas, Neu Delhi, Indien, Bali, Jakarta, Abt. Umweltinformatik, MADAM-Projekt, Yogyakarta, Indonesien, 26.10.-06.11.2001 Köln, 31.01.- 01.02.2002 ECOMARES GmbH, Planung Aquakultur- Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt, kooperation mit Indonesien, Büsum, Abt. Umweltinformatik, MADAM-Projekt, 08.02.2002 Köln, 04.- 07.06.2002 Entwicklung Aquakultur, Kieler Wirtschaftsmi- Meersbiologisches Labor der Universität nisterium, Kiel, 08.02.2002 Stockholm, Department for Systems Eco- Fortentwicklung der Indonesien-Kooperation, logy, Tjärnö, Schweden, 17.- 28.07.2002 BMBF, Referat für Meeresforschung, Bonn, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt, 11.04.2002 Abschlussarbeiten Phase 2 MADAM-Pro- Aquaculture Project Jordanien, IfM Kiel, jekt, Köln, 02.-04.09.2002 03.05.2002 Indonesien-Kooperation, BMBF, Bonn, A. Kunzmann 20.08.2002 Vorbereitung der pre-JIGSE 2000 Expediti- Vorbereitung der Delegationsreise nach Indo- on, Jakarta, Bogor, Purwokerto, Cilacap, nesien, BMBF, Bonn, 27.08.2002 Denpasar, Teilnahme am 9th Coral Reef Kooperation »Biogeochemical Fluxes«, Goa, Symposium der ISRS, Bali, Indonesien, Indien, 02.- 06.09.2002 10.-24.10.2000 Planungsgespräche Australien/Neuseeland- Vorbereitung Besuch durch BIS und Bremer Mission, IB des BMBF, Bonn-Oberkassel, Senat, Fa. Butt, Kiel, Fa. Ecomares, Büsum, 23.10.2002 20.05.2001 Planung der Koordination der Meeres- und Vorbesprechung des deutsch-indonesischen Polarforschung Deutschlands, Berlin, Joint-Committee in der Meeresfor- 29.11.2002 schung/Geowissenschaften, BMBF, Bonn, Vorbereitung internationaler Workshop, 01.06.2001 Institute of Oceanography, Goa, Indien, Begleitung indonesische Delegation, Besich- 27.12.2002-11.01.2003 tigung von Fischverarbeitungsbetrieben, Aqua- und Marikultur, marine Naturstoffe,

55_appendix PROJECT Cuxhaven und Bremerhaven, 28.06.2001 Alfred-Wegener-Institut, Bremerhaven, MEETINGS Fa. Butt, Kiel, Fa. Ecomares, Büsum, 05.06.2002 Besichtigung von Aquakulturanlagen durch Kooperationsprojekt mit Umweltstiftung den Initiativkreis Aquakultur Bremen- Brasilien, UFZ, Leipzig, 03.- 04.07.2002 Bremerhaven, 03.07.2001 Arbeitsgruppentreffen Aminosäure-Analytik, Indonesien-Kooperation, Bundesamt für Alfred-Wegener-Institut, Bremerhaven, Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie, 03.09.2002 18.10.2001 Kontaktaufbau zu klein- und mittelständischen O. Morisse Unternehmen, Besichtigung von Aquakul- Brau & Lübbe, Geräte-Vorführung, Nor- tur- und Hälterungsanlagen, BAH Hamburg, derstedt, 09.07.2002 Pinneberg, Stade, 02.11.2001 Universität Hamburg, Vorbereitung Indonesi- GTZ, Eschborn und BMZ, Bonn, 29.11.2001 en-Expedition, 16.09.2002 Begleitung indonesische Delegation des DKP, Institut für Lebensmitteltechnologie und C. Richter Bioverfahrenstechnik, Technologietrans- Informationsreise Kooperation Korallenriff- ferzentrum, Umweltinstitut, Bremerhaven, forschung: LIPI und KEHATI Foundation, Husmann und Hahn, Cuxhaven, Maritimes Jakarta, Universität in Bogor, Hassanuddin Museum Tamm, Hamburg, 06.-07.12.2001 University in Makassar, South Sulawesi, Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydro- Barrang Lompo Fieldstation der graphie, Vorbereitung TEMA Workshop, Hassanuddin University, Manado, Denpasar, Hamburg, 04. 02.2002 Indonesien, 15.- 22.10.2000 ECOMARES GmbH, Aquakulturkooperation Fa. Knop, Aquarientechnik, Projekt Riesen- mit Indonesien, Büsum, 08.02.2002 muschelzucht, Heidelberg/Pirmasens, Biotechnologie-Zentrum, Bremerhaven, 23.-24.04.2001 03.05.2002 Planung eines Kooperationsvorhabens mit Aquakulturkooperation, BIS, Cuxhaven, BAH, Prof. Rosenthal und Fa. Sander, Aquakultur Helgoland, 28.05.2002 von Riff-Zierorganismen in Aqaba, Rotes Landesvertretung Schleswig-Holstein, Koo- Meer, Hamburg, 28.05.2001 perationsabkommen Aquakultur, Berlin, Institut für Pharmazeutische Biologie und 06.06.2002 Aqua-Zoo, Heinrich-Heine-Universität, Vorbereitung BMBF-Workshop »Clean Aqua- Projektbesprechung »Chemical Ecology of culture«, BIS, Bremerhaven, 24.06.2002 Red Sea Sponges«, Düsseldorf, 31.05.2001 Vorbereitung BMBF-Workshop »Clean Aqua- Projektkoordination, Publikationsvorbereitung, culture«, IPÖ und Technologie-Transfer- MSS, Aqaba, Jordanien, 03.-21.02.2002 Zentrale Schleswig-Holstein (TTZ), Kiel, Projektentwicklung mit Jordanien, MSS Aqaba, 28.-29.06.2002 Jordanien, 01.-11.04.2002 Indonesien-Kooperation Aquaculture, Fa. DFG-Verbundprojekt »Primärproduktion und BUTT, Bülk, Strande, 13.08.2002 Mineralisierung in Korallenriffen«, MSS, Aquakulturkooperation UNSOED, ECOMA- Aqaba, Jordanien, 01.-11.04.2002 RES GmbH, ZMT, Büsum, 15.08.2002 Projektentwicklung Aquakultur von Korallen- Kooperation Polykulturen Aquakultur, rifforganismen, IfM, Kiel, 03.05.2002 Langförden, 11.09.2002 Benthopelagische Kooperation, AWI, Bremer- Aquakulturanlagen, Büsum, Stade, 06.11.2002 haven, 19.06.2002 Aquakultur-Projekt, IfM Kiel, Fa. Sander, Kiel, R. Lara 25.11.2002 MADAM, Planungsworkshop, Salinas, Brasilien, Informationsreise, AIMS, Townsville, UNSW, 28.-30.03.2001 Sydney, Australien, 29.11.-13.12.2002 MADAM-Projekt, Begutachtung der 3. Projekt- phase, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, 26.08.- T. Rixen 21.09.2001 Paleo-JGOFS Task Team, Laboratoire des Diverse Planungstreffen zum interuniversitä- Sciences du Climat et de l‘Environment, ren Millenium-Projekt, CNPq, Nucleo de Gif-sur-Yvette, Frankreich, 16.-17.11.2001 Biologia Costeira, Bragança 2000 u. 2001 JGOFS Workshop, Institut für Meereskunde, Arbeitsgruppentreffen Aminosäure-Analytik, Kiel, 26.-27.09.2002

56_appendix Vorstellung des Forschungsprogrammes zur Jenderal Soedirman University (UNSOED), PROJECT deutsch-kubanischen Zusammenarbeit Faculty of Biology, Purwokerto, Indonesien, MEETINGS in der Meeresforschung, IB/BMBF, Bonn, 11.-25.09.2002 11.12.2002 M. Wolff U. Saint-Paul Vorbereitung des Action Plan Jakarta, Pur- MADAM-Projekt, Begleitung Filmaufnahmen wokerto, Cilacap, Indonesien, Besuch des PRO7, Belém und Bragança, Brasilien, ICLARM, Malaysia, 31.10.-12.11.2000 26.01.-03.02.2000 El-Niño-Projekt, Universidad Agraria la Molina, Vorbereitung des Action Plan, Jakarta, Lima, Peru, 24.02.-12.03.2001 Purwokerto, Cilacap, Indonesien, Vorbesprechung des deutsch-indonesischen 31.10.-09.11.2000 Joint-Committee in der Meeresfor- Vorbereitung DFG/MOSTE Forschungsverbund schung/ Geowissenschaften, BMBF, Bonn, Vietnam, ZMT, Bremen am 08.02.2002 und 01.06.2001 IfM, Hamburg, 30.04.2002 & 28.06.2002 Projektvorbereitung »Concept note«, Koope- DFG/MOSTE Planungsworkshop zur deutsch- ration ICLARM, Universität Hohenheim, vietnamesischen Kooperation, Hanoi, 18.-19.02.2002 Vietnam, 12.-18.05.2002 Instituto de Oceanología, Universidad de la Kooperationsprojekt mit Umweltstiftung Bra- Habana und Ministerio de Pesca, Kuba, silien, UFZ, Leipzig, 03.- 04.07.2002 Projektplanung,

D. Schories MADAM, Planungsworkshop, Salinas, Brasilien, 28.-30.03.2001

A. Suthoff Vorbesprechung des deutsch-indonesischen Joint-Committee in der Meeresfor- schung/Geowissenschaften, BMBF, Bonn, 01.06.2001 PAGES-JGOFS Task Team Workshop, Labo- ratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l‘Environment, Gif-sur- Yvette, Frankreich, 14.-17.11.2001 JGOFS Synthese Workshop, Kiel, 05.- 06.12.2001 JGOFS-Indik und DFG-Antrag Golf von Benga- len, Institut für Biogeochemie und Meere- schemie, Max-Planck-Institut für Meteoro- logie, Hamburg, 06.- 07.12.2001 JGOFS-Workshop, Institut für Biogeochemie und Meereschemie, Hamburg, 10.-11.06.2002

D. Unger DFG-Antrag Golf von Bengalen, Verbundpro- jekt SIRRO, Institut für Biogeochemie und Meereschemie, Max-Planck-Institut für Meteoro-logie, Hamburg, 06.- 07.12.2001

P. Westhaus-Ekau Vorbesprechung des deutsch-indonesischen Joint-Committee in der Meeresfor- schung/Geowissenschaften, Bonn, BMBF, 01.06.2001

57_appendix TEACHING AND ISATEC Palynologie und Vegetationsgeschichte der TRAINING Erde (H. Behling), WS 2002/2003 International Studies in Aquatic Tropical Übung: Paläoökologie, Palynologie – Anleitung Ecology – ISATEC (Leitung: M. Wolff, zum selbständigen wissenschaftlichen weitere Dozenten: U. Berger, M. Birkicht, Arbeiten (H. Behling), WS 2002/2003 S. Dittmann, W. Ekau, M. Glaser, T. Jenner- jahn, G. Krause, A. Kunzmann, C. Richter, Seminars and Colloquia U. Saint-Paul, D. Schories, J. T. Salita), WS 1999/2000, SS 2000, WS 2000/2001, Diplomanden-, Doktoranden- und Mitarbei- SS 2001, WS 2001/2002, SS 2002, WS terseminar zur marinen Tropenökologie 2002/2003 (S. Dittmann, V. Ittekkot, M. Kochzius, U. Saint-Paul, M. Wolff), WS 1999/2000, SS Lectures 2000, WS 2000/2001, SS 2001, WS 2001/2002, SS 2002 Ringvorlesung im Hauptstudium Meeres- Tropenökologisches Seminar für Diplomanden biologie (U. Saint-Paul, M. Wolff), WS und Doktoranden sowie Anleitung zum 1999/2000, WS 2000/2001 selbstständigen wissenschaftlichen Arbei- Einführung in die Fischereiwissenschaft ten (S. Dittmann, V. Ittekkot, U. Saint-Paul, (U. Saint-Paul, W. Ekau), SS 2001 M. Wolff), WS 2002/2003 Einführung in die Palynologie und Vegetations- Kolloquium zur marinen Tropenökologie geschichte der Erde (S. Dittmann, V. Ittekkot, M. Kochzius, (H. Behling), SS 2001, SS 2002 U. Saint-Paul, M. Wolff und internationale Biogeochemistry of tropical marine systems I Referenten), SS 2000, WS 2000/2001, SS and II; Vorlesung und Seminar 2001, WS 2001/2002, SS 2002, (V. Ittekkot), SS 2001, WS 2001/2002, WS 2002/2003 SS 2002 Seminar: Konzepte der Benthosökologie Vorlesung und Seminar: Vegetation und (S. Dittmann), WS 2000/2001, Ökologie der Tropen und Subtropen WS 2001/2002, WS 2002/2003 (H. Behling), SS 2002 Vorlesung und Seminar: Biogeochemistry of Vorlesung und Seminar: Marine Biogeographie tropical marine systems I and II (S. Dittmann), SS 2002 (V. Ittekkot, Balzer), SS 2002, Vorlesung: Lebensräume tropischer Küsten WS 2002/2003 (S. Dittmann, A. Kunzmann, C. Richter), Vorlesung und Seminar: Vegetation und Ökolo- WS 2002/2003 gie der Tropen und Subtropen Vorlesung und Seminar: Biogeochemistry of (H. Behling), SS 2002 tropical marine systems Vorlesung und Seminar: Marine Biogeographie (V. Ittekkot), WS 2002/2003 (S. Dittmann), SS 2002 Vorlesung und Übung: Einführung in die Palynologie und Vegetationsgeschichte der Course Series »The Sea and its Erde (H. Behling), WS 2002/2003 Resources«

Practical Courses Indonesien: Course on Early Life History of Fish, Praktikum: Struktur und Funktion der Pfl anzen I Jenderal Soedirman University (UNSOED), (H. Behling), SS 2000 Faculty of Biology, Purwokerto, 16.- Praktikum: Pollenanalytisches Praktikum mit 21.09.2002 (P. Westhaus-Ekau, S. Kadler) Exkursion Course on Aging and Growth in Fish, (H. Behling), SS 2001, SS 2002 Jenderal Soedirman University (UNSOED), Grundkurs: Ökologie Faculty of Biology, Purwokerto, (S. Dittmann), SS 2001 23.-29.09.2002 (W. Ekau, S. Kadler) Praktikum: Einführung in die Fischereibiologie. Meeresökologisches Grundpraktikum Kuba: (U. Saint-Paul, M. Wolff, W. Ekau, P. West- Trophische Modellierung (in Spanisch), Centro haus-Ekau), SS 2002 de Investigaciones Pesqueras (CIP), Vorlesung und Übung: Einführung in die Havanna, 16.-20.09.2002 (M. Wolff)

58_appendix Philippinen: Grundlagen, Anwendungen und Model- TEACHING AND DAAD-Kurzzeitdozentur, »Marine Fishes«, lierung (in Spanisch), Universidad Agraria, TRAINING Manila, 12.10.- 03.11.2001 (W. Ekau) La Molina, 22.02.- 03.03.2000 (M. Wolff) Short Training Course in Coral Reef Ecology, Aquatic Science and Technology Institute Schweiz: (ASTI), Palawan, 10.-28.01.2002 Paläoökologische und paläoklimatische Studien (A. Kunzmann) in tropischen und subtropischen Regionen Südamerikas, Universität Bern, Vietnam: 06.-09.11.2002 (H. Behling) Short Course on Biogeochemistry and Ecology of Tropical Coastal Seas, Institute Habilitations of Oceanography, Nha Trang, 29.09.- 02.10.2000 (V. Ittekkot, U. Saint-Paul) Dr. Ruben Lara: Humic substances in the marine environment: Characteristics and Further Teaching in Partner role in the cycling of Carbon, Nitrogen and Institutions Xenobiotics (Bremen 2000). Dr. Hermann Behling: Spätquartäre paläoöko- Brasilien: logische und paläoklimatische Studien an Postgraduiertenkursus: Fische in Ästuaren neotropischen Ökosystemen basierend (in Portugiesisch), UFPa, Bragança, auf pollenanalytischen Untersuchungen 20.11.-01.12.2000 (U. Saint-Paul) terrestrischer und mariner Sedimentkerne Postgraduiertenkursus: Aquatic chemistry, (Bremen 2001). UFPa, Belém, Dr. Sabine Dittmann: The ecology of benthic 30.10.-03.11.2000 (R. Lara) communities in tropical tidal fl ats (Bremen Seminário Regionalizado do Gerenciamento 2001). Costeiro (Regional coastal management seminar), SECTAM, Vigia, Pará, Doctoral Theses 20.-21.4 2001 (M. Glaser) Master Course »Aquatische Chemie« Al-Najjar, Tariq H. (2000): The seasonal dy- (in Portugiesisch), UFPa, Belém, namics and razing control of phyto- and 23.-27.04.2001 (R. Lara) mesozooplankton in the northern Gulf of Spezialkurs »Paleovegetation dynamics: Aqaba (Hempel). evidence, analysis and interpretation«, Diele, Karen (2000): Reproduction, population Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do ecology and exploitation of the mangrove Sul (UFRGS) in Porto Alegre, crab Ucides cordatus (Linnaeus, 1763) 14.-22.03.2002 (H. Behling) (Crustaceae, Decapoda Brachyura) in Postgraduiertenkurs: Interdisziplinarität und Northern Brazil (Saint-Paul). sozialwissenschaftliche Methoden im Hildenbrandt, Hanno (2002): Simulationsmo- Küstenmanagement (in Portugiesisch), delle zur Untersuchung der Dynamik von Belém, 18.-29.11.2002 (M. Glaser) Mangrovenwäldern (Berger). Jesse, Sandra (2001): Bedeutung der Groß- Deutschland: krebse (Brachyura) für die Struktur und Mangrove research in the frame of integrated Trophodynamik sublitoraler Lebensge- coastal zone management. International meinschaften der chilenischen Küste Doctoral Studies Program for Develop- (Wolff). ment Research, Zentrum für Entwicklungs- Jiménez, Carlos (2002): Effects of recent war- forschung (ZEF), 24.10.2002 (U. Saint-Paul) ming events on coral reef communities of Costa Rica (Central America) (Wolff). Indien: Khalil, Ahmad S.M. (2001): Response of meio- Marine Biogeochemistry, Institute of Oceano- fauna to mangrove deforestation in arid graphy, Goa, 04.-06.09.2002 (V. Ittekkot) coastal habitats of the Red Sea (Sudan) with emphasis on free-living marine nema- Peru: todes. (Saint-Paul). Kursus: Nahrungsnetze und Energiefl uß in Koch, Boris (2002): Organic matter pathways marinen Ökosystemen – Theoretische in a mangrove system in Northern Brazil –

59_appendix TEACHING AND Chemical tracers of major sources under Johnston, Gonzalo Rene Olivares: A metapo- TRAINING the infl uence of sedimentation and biologi- pulation framework to study the infl u- cal degradation (Lara). ence of physical factors on recruitment Kochzius, Marc (2002): Ecology, genetic popu- variability of coastal benthic invertebrates lation structure, and molecular phylogeny in Central Chile (Wolff). of fi shes on coral reefs in the Gulf of Aqa- Kober, Kerstin: Nahrungsökologie und Habi- ba and northern Red Sea (Hempel). tatnutzung von Schreit- und Wattvögeln Mehlig, Ulf (2001): Variabilität von Primär- im Ökosystem Mangrovenwald des Caeté produktionsleistungen von Baum- und Ästuars Nordbrasilien (Saint-Paul). Straucharten der Mangrove von Bragança Kötter, Iris: Vergleichende Autökologie von (Saint-Paul). Kryptofauna in der Karabik und im Roten Ortiz, Marco (2001): Holistic modelling of a Meer (Hempel). subtidal benthic ecosystem of northern Krumme, Uwe: Wanderungsökologie und groß- Chile (Tongoy Bay), to improve the know- räumige Bilanzierung der Verteilung von ledge and understanding of its structure Fischen zwischen den Tidenkanälen der Man- and function: assessing the effects of inten- grove und dem Caeté Ästuar (Saint-Paul). sive fi sheries upon different invertebrates Mendoza, Ursula: Biochemie von Sedimenten and algae species (Wolff). (Saint-Paul). Salita, Joselita T. (2000): The infl uence of spatial Menezes, Moirah: Investigations of the dynamic arrangement of seagrasses on fi sh abun- of mangrove forests by means of dendro- dance in Bolinao, northern Philippines chronological methods (Berger). (Saint-Paul). Nordhaus, Inga: Ernährungsökologie der Wunsch, Mark (2000): Exploration of structure Mangrovenkrabbe Ucides cordatus (Ocy- and trophodynamics of coelobite (cavity- podidae) im Caeté Mangrovenästuar, Pará, dwelling) communities in Red Sea coral Nordost-Brasilien (Wolff). reefs (Hempel). Porto, Fernando: Ecology and trophic relation- ships of zooplankton in the Tamandaré Ongoing: reefs, Pernambuco, Brazil (Saint-Paul). Adams, Moira: Investigation of mangrove rege- Protazio, Marcelo: The development of a me- neration and succession in small, medium, thodology to detect and to analyze weak and large scale areas after different kinds spatial ecological pattern (Berger). of disturbances (Berger). Reise, Anneken: Untersuchungen zur Gesamt- Aktani, Unggul: Fish communities as related to biomasse von Baumbeständen innerhalb substrate characteristics in the coral reefs des Mangrovengürtels bei Bragança im of Kepulauan Seribu Marine National Park, Bundesstaat Pará/Nordostbrasilien (Saint- Indonesia, fi ve years after stopping blast Paul). fi shing practices (Wolff). Roa Quiaoit, Hilly Ann: Rearing and reproduc- Alpermann, Tilman: Räumlich explizite trophi- tion of the giant clam (Tridacna maxima, sche Modellierung des Golfes de Batabanó T. squamosa) in the Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea durch GIS unterstützte ECOPATH Modelle (Richter). (Wolff). Schmitt, Bettina: Charakterisierung von organi- Cohen, Marcelo: Past and current evolution schen Stickstoffverbindungen im Sediment of the Bragança mangroves - North Brazil und Wasser in einem Mangrovenökosys- (Saint-Paul). tem Nordbrasiliens (Lara). Cornils, Astrid: Bedeutung des Zooplanktons Schroeder, Eva: Investigation of population für die benthisch-pelagische Kopplung in dynamics including risk assessment of the Korallenriffen des Roten Meeres (Richter). crab Ucides cordatus (Berger). Dominici, Arturo: Fish assemblage of the Szlafsztein, C.F.: Vulnerability and response Central American Region: a comparison measures to natural hazard and sea level between both sides of the Isthmus of rise impacts: Long term coastal zone ma- Panama (Wolff). nagement, NE of the State of Pará, Brazil Hüerkamp, Chistiane: Ernährungsphysiologi- (Lara) sche Untersuchungen an verschiedenen Velez, José: Funktion der Bucht von Indepen- riffbildenden Korallen unter simulierten dencia, Peru, als Larvenaufwuchsgebiet El Niño-Bedingungen (Wolff). (Wolff).

60_appendix Waltemath, Maike: Ecological and economical Pasenau, Ilka (2000): Raubdruck und Schwarm- TEACHING AND impact of artifi cial reefs in Negros Orien- verhalten verschiedener Altersgruppen bei TRAINING tal, Philippines, and implications for fi shery Neopomacentrus miryae (Pomacentridae: management (Saint-Paul). Teleostei) und Pseudanthias squamipinnis (Serranidae: Teleostei) (Hempel). Diploma Theses Schaub, Christoph (2000): Untersuchung der Großreusenfi scherei im Ästuar des Rio Baums, Iliana (2000): Population ecology Caeté/Nordbrasilien (Saint-Paul). and feeding physiology of Coralliophila Tsounis, Georgios (2001): Territoriality in the abbreviata, Lamarck (Coralliophilidae), a mangrove blenny (Garman 1903) Omob- corallivorous gastropod in the Florida Keys ranchus rotundiceps obliquus (Blennidae), (Hempel). home range size in response to nest Brenner, Matthias (2002): Nahrungsökologi- removal (Saint-Paul). sche Untersuchungen an ausgewählten Ongoing: Fischarten während der Regenzeit in der Mangrove vor Bragança (Pará, Brasilien) da Rocha, Régine Elisabeth: Nahrungsökologi- (Saint-Paul). sche Untersuchungen an Fischgemeinschaf- Buck, Bela Hieronymus (2000): Experimentally ten im Ästuar von Paranaguá (Saint-Paul). induced bleaching and recovery of de Feitas, Ynglea Georgina: A Comunidade Tridacna gigas (Saint-Paul). íctica de uma lagoa no manguezal de Butgereit, Katja (2002): Die Bedeutung orga- Bragança – PA (Saint-Paul). nischer Anreicherung durch Vogelkolonien Gieseler, Jörn-Steffen: Nahrungsökologische auf ihre Umwelt: Beispiele von einer ge- Untersuchungen an Fischgemeinschaften mischten Brutkolonie des Scharlachibisses im Ästuar von Paranaguá (South Brazilian (Eudocimus ruber) in Nordostbrasilien coast) (Saint-Paul). (Saint-Paul). Schweers, Tanja: Populationsdynamische Un- Ewald, Marco (2000): Charakterisierung tersuchungen an der Schokoladenmuschel von Mikrosatelliten bei Ucides cordatus Megapitaria squalida (Sowerby, 1835) in (Blohm/Saint-Paul). der Bahía Magdalena, Baja California Hamann, Katrin (2001): Jahreszeitliche Dyna- (Mexiko) (Wolff). mik des Phytoplanktons und der Nährsalz- Stoll, Ursula: Biogeochemical fl uxes in the konzentration im Caeté-Ästuar (Bragança, Indonesian Sea (Ittekkot). Brasilien) (Saint-Paul). Krumme, Uwe (2000): Gezeiteninduziertes ISATEC Master Theses 2001 Wanderverhalten von Fischen (Pisces) in der Mangrove vor Bragança (Pará, Brasili- Acheampong, Emmanuel (Ghana): Distributi- en) (Saint-Paul). on of Macrozoobenthos abundance and Janzen, Katja (2002): Der Scharlachibis (Eu- biomass in intertidal soft sediments of docimus ruber). Ökologische und sozio- North-East Brazil (Dittmann, Saint-Paul). ökonomische Untersuchungen als Basis Aggrey-Finn, Joseph (Ghana):The structure eines Schutzkonzeptes im Bundesstaat of the artisanal fi sheries in central Ghana Pará, Nordbrasilien (Saint-Paul). and observations on the biology of their Lang, Marc (2000): Ursachen der kleinräumi- important species (Ekau, Saint-Paul). gen Verteilung und Bestandsstruktur der Alpermann, Tilman Jens (Deutschland): The Pilgermuschel Argopecten purpuratus im fi sheries of ornamental fi shes in Guana- Fischereigebiet von Pisco (Wolff). caste, Costa Rica, with special emphasis Loick, Natalie (2001): Identifi cation of different on the population dynamics of the Cortez water bodies by seven indicator calanoid Rainbow Wrasse, Thalassoma lucasanum copepods in the Angola-Benguela front (Gill 1863) (Wolff, Cortés Nuñez). system (Saint-Paul). Bednarski, Melinda (USA): Macrozooplankton Mühlig-Hoffmann, Annette (2001): The distri- of Culebra Bay, Costa Rica, with an Empha- bution of corals and macroalgae in relation sis on Copepods (Wolff, Morales-Ramìrez). to freshwater and sediment discharge on Benards, Okeyo (Kenia): Transplantation of Co- a fringing reef in Kane‘Ohe Bay, O‘Ahu, ral Fragments for the Restoration of Coral Hawai‘i (Saint-Paul). Reefs in Mombasa-Kenya (Breckling, Ruf).

61_appendix TEACHING AND Cermak, Monika (Deutschland): Assessment of and C. plumosus, Diptera) in Regenerating TRAINING the Profi tability of Four Artisanal Fishing Nitrogen in Limnic Sediments via Ammoni- Techniques at Elmina, Central Region, um Excretion (Jørgensen, Stief). Ghana (Saint-Paul, Ekau). Asare, Noble Kwame (Ghana): The Infl uence Darkoh, Charles (Ghana): Impact of human ac- of some Environmental Processes on tivities on the breeding success of mallard, Vertical Particle Flux in the Bay of Bengal, Anas Platyrhynchos (Breckling, Reuter). Indian Ocean (Jennerjahn, Ittekkot). Freytag, Iris (Deutschland): Growth and mor- Aziz, Poppy (Indonesien): Benthic Survey of tality of Acropora nobilis (Anthozoa: Scler- Small Size Infauna in Several Bays on the actinia) fragments in shallow waters of the Coast of West Sumatra, Indonesia Seribu Islands, Indonesia, using different (Dittmann, Nurdin). attachment methods (Kunzmann, Wolff). Beyer, Kathleen (Deutschland): Investigations Leal Flórez, Jenny (Kolumbien): Feeding eco- into the Reproductive Biology and Ecology logy of uricia branca, Cathorops agassizii, of Olive Ridley Turtles (Lepidochelys oliva- (Pisces: Ariidae), in an intertidal channel of cea [Escholtz, 1829]) at Old Ningo Beach, the Caetè estuary, Northern Brazil Ghana, West Africa (Ekau, Breckling). (Saint-Paul, Wolff). Campion, Benjamin Betey (Ghana): A Com- McInnerney, Caitriona (Irland): The Ecology of parative Study of the Benthic Communi- coral diseases in the Gulf of Aqaba, Jordan ties of the Fosu and the Brenu Akyinim (Richter, Breckling). Lagoons of Ghana (Dittmann, Ekau). Nasution, Ichwan Makmur (Indonesien): Darmawan, Rahmania (Indonesien): Infl uence Fisheries condition in the Segara Anakan of Eutrophication on the Phytoplankton Lagoon, Cilacap, Central Java, Indonesia Assemblage of Jakarta Bay, Indonesia (Kirst, (Wolff, Brey). Wolff). Niemann, Helge (Deutschland): Gravity cur- Gomez, José (Spanien): Maintaining Fisheries rents and their effect on phytoplankton Resources off Yala National Park: a contri- and nutrients in the Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea bution based on Historical, Biological and (Ittekkot, Richter). Socio-Economic data (Kunzmann, Breck- Packeiser, Tim (Deutschland): Development ling). of a management plan for the sea turtle Gonelli, Sabine (Deutschland): Characteristics conservation project at Playa Platana- of Coral Mucus and Adsorption of Matter res, Penìnsula de Osa, Costa Rica (Wolff, (Hagen, Hüttel). Govan). Hutahaean, Andreas Albertino (Indonesien): Schmidt, Stefanie (Deutschland): Population Sediment as Archive of Heavy Metal Pol- ecology & fi shery of the gastropod Citta- lution in Zanzibar Islands, Tanzania (Balzer, rium pica along the Caribbean Coast of Jennerjahn). Costa Rica (Wolff, Zamora). Keuter, Sabine (Deutschland): Socio-economic Slade, Christopher Lawrence (USA): The eco- Analysis of a Fishermen‘s Association in logy of Trichodinids (Ciliophora: Peritrichi- Tortugas Bay, Northern Peru, with Special da) from Southwest Java, Indonesia, with Emphasis on its Activity of Scallop (A. pur- taxonomic descriptions (Kunzmann, Palm). puratus) Bottom Culture (Wolff, Mendo). Wiemann, Annika (Deutschland): Aspects of Mackensen, Annika (Deutschland): Contribu- the artisanal beach seine fi shery in the tions to Sea Turtle Conservation in Sri Cape Coast area, Ghana (Ekau, Saint-Paul). Lanka: Growth Rates, Socio-economic Yasman, Yasman (Indonesien): The guild of Data and Nesting Patterns (Kunzmann, Phyllidiids from Thousand Islands National Amarasooriya). Park Indonesia with special reference to Mahon, Anne Marie (Irland): Impact of Effl uent the feeding biology and chemical ecology Waters of a Fish Processing Plant on the of Phyllidia varicosa Lamarck, 1801 (Wolff, Species Assemblage in the Rocky Intertidal Proksch). of Herradura Bay, Northern Chile (Wolff, Stotz). ISATEC Master Theses 2002 Moroff, Nadine E. (Namibia): Determination of spatial and temporal patterns of seaweed Ameyaw Asiedu, Godfred (Ghana): The Role of cast along Herradura Beach, Chile, as a Chironomid Larvae (Chironomus riparius basis for beach management (Wolff, Stotz).

62_appendix Mwangamilo, Julitha J. (Tansania): Nutritional TEACHING AND Studies on Milkfi sh (Chanos chanos) and TRAINING the Development of a Practical Feed for its Culture in Zanzibar (Saint-Paul, Ekau). Porst, Gwendolin (Deutschland): Ecological Feasibility of Scallop (Argopecten pur- puratus) Bottom Culture in Tortugas Bay, Northern Peru (Wolff, Mendo). Suwandana, Endan (Indonesien): Economic Valuation of Segara Anakan Mangrove Eco- system, Central Java, Indonesia (Breckling, Kuma, Wolff). Woyt, Holger (Deutschland): Quantifi cation of Coral Mucus Release (Hagen, Hüttel).

63_appendix EVENTS AT ZMT 14.01.2000: Sitzung zur Entwicklung der WTZ of DKP-RISTEK-BMBF Delegation on mit Brasilien Earth and Ocean Sciences 19.01.2000: RSP-Treffen der deutschen The- 04.- 06.09.2001: IOI-Executive Council Meeting mensprecher 21.-28.09.2001: XIth General Assembly of 29.- 30.03.2000: Meeresökologisches Symposi- the Scientifi c Committee on Problems of um: »Meer und Strand – Zur Ökologie der the Environment – SCOPE and adjacent Flachgewässerforschung« Workshops 02.05.2000: preJIGSE-Treffen der deutschen 26.09.2001: Abschlußveranstaltung des Teilnehmer zur Vorbereitung der Expedi- ISATEC-Studienganges 1999-2001 tion 19.10.2001: Besuch des German-Chinese 03.05.2000: »Küstenmanagement«, Kurs, Dr. Steering Committee of Marine Science and Michael H. Rieß, Büro für Integrierten Geotechnologies Umweltschutz CDG, Bremen 30.10.2001: Stipendiaten-Auswahlsitzung des 11.05.2000: Auswertung »Meteor«-Reise 44/2 DAAD und ISATEC Frühjahr 1999 07.11.2001: Sitzung des ZMT-Kuratoriums 12.05.2000: DGM-Vorstandssitzung 25.-28.02.2002: Cuban-German Workshop 29.05.2000: BENEFIT, Gründungssitzung des »Towards a sustainable management and Steering Committee conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- 07.06.2000: SCOPE, Landesausschuß tems« 16.06.2000: Begutachtung der Kontaktstelle 12.04.2002: 1. Marikultur-Gespräch mit Ver- 04.07.2000: Auswertung »Meteor-Reise« 44/2 tretern des BMBF und der Länder Bremen Frühjahr 1999 und Schleswig-Holstein 09.07.2000: Antragsvorbereitung Expedition FS 22.05.2002: BMBF-Veranstaltung zur Wissen- »Sonne« schaftlich-Technologischen Zusammenar- 28.08.-16.09.2000: »Early life history of fi shes«, beit mit Brasilien BENEFIT-Kurs mit Teilnehmern aus Angola, 22.-23.05.2002: Akkreditierung des ISATEC Namibia und Südafrika Studienganges 14.09.2000: preJIGSE-Treffen der deutschen 27.05.- 07.06.2002: Train-of-Trainer Work- Teilnehmer zur Vorbereitung der Expedi- shop for COASTMAN-Partners from tion Latin-America – Strengthening Skills and 13.-18.11.2000: German-Indonesian Coopera- Competences for Integrated Coastal Zone tion in Marine Sciences and Geosciences – Management Training (Dozenten: Gracia A bilateral meeting for project develop- Ortiz, Carmen Candelo, Dr. Covadonga ment Orejas, Dr. Carlos Jiménez, Dr. Ralf 24.11.2000: 13. Sitzung der Deputation für Schwamborn), 23 Teilnehmer Wissenschaft 01.06.2002: 2. Sonnabend der Wissenschaft. 29.11.2000: Sitzung des ZMT-Kuratoriums Expedition Wiener Straße 07.12.2000: Informationsveranstaltung für die 25.07.2002: Medienpartnerschaft Weser Delegation des International Ocean Insti- Kurier/MARUM »GeoTouren – Hinter den tute (IOI) unter Leitung von Prof. Elisabeth Kulissen« Mann Borgese 08.08.2002: SCOPE Landesausschuss-Sitzung 13.-16. 02.2001: 14. Jahrestagung der Gesell- 04.- 7.11.2002: Training – education – research schaft für Tropenökologie e.V. in the fi eld of management of coastal and 07.-18.05.2001: Train-of-Trainer Workshop marine resources – Cooperation between for COASTMAN-Partners from Asia - partners from South India and Bremen, Strengthening Skills and Competences for Germany Integrated Coastal Zone Management Trai- 06.11.2002: Sitzung des ZMT-Kuratoriums ning (Dozenten: Dr. Jutta Berninghausen, 27.11.2002: Arbeitstreffen zur deutsch-kubani- Dr. Marion Glaser, Dr. Andreas Kunzmann, schen Kooperation Saskia Morell) 04.12.2002: Besuch Seiner Exzellenz, des 22.05.2001: »ZMT-Forum for Partnership in Botschafters der Republik Indien in Berlin, Research and Education 2001«, unter der Herrn T.C.A. Rangachari, Gesprächsrunde Schirmherrschaft von Bundesforschungs- mit Vertretern des ZMT, UFT, ZARM und ministerin Edelgard Bulmahn, BMBF, Bonn Geowissenschaften 27.06.2001: 2nd Steering Committee Meeting

64_appendix Prof. Dr. Taufi k Abdullah, Direktor, LIPI, Wang Antao, Program Offi cer, Department VISITORS AND Indonesien; 09.04.2002 of International Cooperation, SOA, GUEST Prof. Ahmed Abu-Hilal, Bahrain; Beijing, China, German-Chinese Steering 07.12.2000: Informationsveranstaltung für Committee of Marine Science and Geo- RESEARCHERS die Delegation des International Ocean technologies; 19.10.2001: Besuch des Institute (IOI) unter Leitung von Prof. German-Chinese Steering Committee of Elisabeth Mann Borgese Marine Science and Geotechnologies M. Sc. Enzo Acuña Soto, Dekan der Dr. Arsenio Areces, Instituto de Oceano- Meeresfakultät der Universidad Catolica logía, Havanna, Kuba; 25.02.-01.03.2002: del Norte, Coquimbo, Chile; 13.08.2001 Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Dr. Seno Adi, BPPT, Jakarta, Indonesien; sustainable management and conservation 16.-17.09.2002 of Cuban coastal ecosystems«; M.Sc. Consuelo Aguilar, Centro de Inves- 08.-23.12.2002 tigaciones Marinas (CIM) Universidad Dr. Harald Asmus, Alfred-Wegener-Institut, de la Habana, Havanna, Kuba; 25.02.- Sylt; 25.02.-01.03.2002: Cuban-Ger- 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop man Workshop »Towards a sustainable »Towards a sustainable management and management and conservation of Cuban conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- coastal ecosystems« tems« Dr. M. Baba, Director, Centre for Earth Prof. Dr. H. Muchtar Ahmad, Rector, Uni- Science Studies, Thiruvananthapuram, versitäy of Riau, Department of National Indien; 04.-08.11.2002: Training – educa- Education, Pekanbaru, Indonesien; 22.01.- tion – research in the fi eld of manage- 01.03.2002 ment of coastal and marine resources – Dr. Salim Al-Moghrabi, Marine Science Sta- Cooperation between partners from tion, Aqaba, Jordanien ; 02.- 29.08.2000 South India and Bremen, Germany Nidal Al-Ouran, Executive Director, Jordan Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim Badran, Marine Royal Ecological Diving Society, Jordanien; Science Station, Aqaba, Jordanien; 06.-20.04.2000 28.-31.05.2001; 12.-14.12.2001; Dr. Ziad Al-Zubairi, Marine Science and Re- 08.-10.08.2002 sources Research Centre, Aden, Jemen; Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Balzer, Universität 09.-10.01.2001; 10.01.2001: Colloquium Bremen; 23.01.2002; 21.02.2002; for tropical marine ecology: »Marine 22.05.2002: BMBF-Veranstaltung zur reserach activities in Jemen« Wissenschaftlich-Technologischen Zu- Dr. Pedro Alcolado, Instituto de Oceano- sammenarbeit mit Brasilien; 18.06.2002 logía, Havanna, Kuba; 25.02.- 01.03.2002: Dr. Masako Otsuka Bannai, International Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Ocean Institute, Japan; 07.12.2000: Infor- sustainable management and conservation mationsveranstaltung für die Delegation of Cuban coastal ecosystems« des International Ocean Institute (IOI) Dr. Aliaga, UNESCO, Paris; 20.03.2002 unter Leitung von Prof. Elisabeth Mann Prof. Dr. Ing. Iskandar Alisjahbana, Rek- Borgese tor a.D., ITB Bandung, Entrepreneur in Dr. Julian Barbière, IOC, Paris; 14.08.2002 Biotech and Aquaculture, Indonesien; Dr. Mario Barletta, Universidade Federal 22.04.2002 do Para, Pontal do Sul, Brasilien; 31.09.- Prof. Dr. A. Mappadjantji Amien, UNHAS, 30.10.2001; 21.11.2001: Colloquium Indonesien; 27.03.2002 for tropical marine ecology, »Seasonal Prof. Dr. Rudolf Amann, Max Planck Insti- changes of fi sh communities (density, tute für Marine Mikrobiologie, Bremen; biomass and diversity) in the Paranaguá 04.-08.11.2002: Training – education – Bay estuary (subtropical Brazil)« research in the fi eld of management of Victoria de Barros Neto, Institute for coastal and marine resources – Coopera- Fisheries Research, Luanda, Angola; tion between partners from South India 29.-30.05.2000: BENEFIT, Gründungs- and Bremen, Germany sitzung des Steering Committee Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tac An, Institute of Ocea- Ir. Jamal Basmal, DKP, Meeresministerium, nography, Cao Da, Nha Trang, Vietnam; Dep. Foodprocessing, Indonesien; 25.05.-06.06.2000 03.-08.12.2001

65_appendix VISITORS AND Dr. Dirk de Beer, Max Planck Institut für mibia; 29.-30.05.2000: BENEFIT, Grün- GUEST Marine Mikrobiologie, Bremen; 25.02.- dungssitzung des Steering Committee 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop Prof. Dr Sabine Bröck, Konrektorin für In- RESEARCHERS »Towards a sustainable management and ternationale Angelegenheiten, Universität conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- Bremen; 28.02.2002; 04.12.2002: Besuch tems«; 13.11.2002; 27.11.2002: Arbeits- Seiner Exzellenz, des Botschafters der treffen zur deutsch-kubanischen Koope- Republik Indien in Berlin, Herrn T.C.A. ration Rangachari, Gesprächsrunde mit Vertre- M.Sc. Maria Berger, James Cook Universi- tern des ZMT, UFT, ZARM und Geowis- ty, Australien; 07.02.2002: Colloquium senschaften for tropical marine ecology, »Selecting Bernadette Brown, Maribus Industries (Pty) sites for marine protected areas on coral Ltd, South Africa; 14.-22.12.2002 reefs: Do biodiversity approaches for Dr. Dorothea Brückner, FB 2-Uni-Bremen; corals and fi sh work?« 24.07.2002 Dr. Patricio Bernal, UNESCO, Paris; Prof. Dr. Fritz Buchholz, BAH des AWI, 20.03.2002 Helgoland; 22.05.2002: BMBF-Veranstal- H. Biber, Wissenschaftsjournalist, N3, tung zur Wissenschaftlich-Technologi- Brixenstadt; 07.09.2000 schen Zusammenarbeit mit Brasilien Dr. Holger Bienhold, Bremer Senat für Bundesforschungsministerin Edelgard Bulmahn Bildung und Wissenschaft, Bremen; BMBF, Bonn; 22.05.2001: ZMT-Forum for 25.02.- 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Partnership in Research and Education Workshop »Towards a sustainable 2001 unter der Schirmherrschaft von management and conservation of Cuban Bundesforschungsministerin Edelgard coastal ecosystems«; 21.03.2002 Bulmahn, BMBF, Bonn Dr. M. Bilio, University of Arhus, Dänemark; M.Sc. Mauricio Camargo, UFPa/MADAM 17.-18.01.2000 Projekt, Campus Universitário de Prof. Dr. Ralf Bill, Institut für Geodäsie and Belém, Brasilien, Ph.D. student; 08.09.- Geoinformatik, Universität Rostock; 01.10.2000 25.02.-01.03.2002: Cuban-German M.Sc. Monika Cermak, Universität Heidel- Workshop »Towards a sustainable berg; 25.09.2002 management and conservation of Cuban Dr. Sandra Child, ICLARM, Head, Informati- coastal ecosystems« on & Communication; 14.09.2000 Jacobo Blanco, INVEMAR, Sta Marta, Ko- Dr. Catriona Clemmesen, IfM Kiel; lumbien,; 19.05.-02.06.2001 22.05.2002: BMBF-Veranstaltung zur Dr. John Blay, Department of Zoology, Wissenschaftlich-Technologischen Zu- University of Cape Coast, Ghana; 21.- sammenarbeit mit Brasilien 25.05.2001 Rudi Cloete, National Marine Information Manfred Bode, Landesamt für Entwick- and Research Centre, Swakopmund, lungszusammenarbeit, Bremen; 25.02.- Namibia; 28.08.-15.09.2000: »Early life 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop history of fi shes«, BENEFIT-Kurs mit »Towards a sustainable management and Teilnehmern aus Angola, Namibia und conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- Südafrika tems«; 12.08.2002; 04.-08.11.2002: Trai- Mrs. Anita Coady (Treasurer, USA), IOI ning – education – research in the fi eld Executive Council; 04.-06.09.2001: IOI- of management of coastal and marine re- Executice Council Meeting sources – Cooperation between partners Sirit Coeppicus, Universität Aachen; from South India and Bremen, Germany 01.02.2002 Dr. Alexandru S. Bologa, International Oce- Prof. Dr. Yehuda Cohen, Division of Micro- an Institute, Schwarzes Meer, Rumänien; bial and Molecular Ecology, Institute of 07.12.2000: Informationsveranstaltung für Life Sciences, The Hebrew University of die Delegation des International Ocean Jerusalem, Israel; 16.05.2002 Institute (IOI) unter Leitung von Prof. Prof. Dr. Jorge Cortes, Universidad de Elisabeth Mann Borgese Costa Rica, Centro de Investigaciones Dave Boyer, National Marine Information Marinas e Limnologicas (CIMAR); 12.02.- and Research Centre, Swakopmund, Na- 12.03.2002; 21.02.2002: Colloquium for

66_appendix tropical marine ecology: »Marine environ- Committee of Marine Science and VISITORS AND ments and research in Costa Rica« Geotechnologies; 19.10.2001: Besuch des GUEST Prof. Dr. Maria Iracilda da Cunha Sampaio, German-Chinese Steering Committee of UFPa/MADAM Projekt, Campus Univer- Marine Science and Geotechnologies RESEARCHERS sitário de Belém, Brasilien; B.Sc. Van Thang Duong, Institute of Oce- 08.-09.09.2000 anography, Nha Trang, Vietnam; 23.09.- Dr. Rokhmin Dahuri, Director General, 21.11.2002 Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Dr. Gisela Dybowski, Bundesinstitut für Jakarta Selatan, Indonesien; 07.11.2000; Berufsbildung (BIBB), Bonn; 25.01.2002 07.12.2001 Dr. Hans Eggers, BMBF, Bonn; 18.09.2001; Dr. Ir. Darnas Dana, Vice Rector, Bogor Ag- 22.05.2002: BMBF-Veranstaltung zur ricultural University, Bogor, Indonesien; Wissenschaftlich-Technologischen Zu- 02.- 08.01.2001 sammenarbeit mit Brasilien Dr. Boedi Darma, Attache Education and Frau Eichler, Landesamt für Entwicklungs- Culture, Embassy of the Republic of In- zusammenarbeit, Bremen; 12.08.2002; donesia, Berlin ; 15.11.2000: German-In- 04.- 08.11.2002: Training – education – donesian Cooperation in Marine Sciences research in the fi eld of management of and Geosciences – A bilateral meeting for coastal and marine resources – Coopera- project development tion between partners from South India Wang Dianchang, Deputy Director General, and Bremen, Germany Department of Science and Technology, Dr. Mohammed El-Zibdeh, Marine Sci- SOA, Beijing, China, German-Chinese ence Station, Aqaba, Jordanien ; 23.06.- Steering Committee of Marine Science 10.07.2000; 28.-31.05.2001 and Geotechnologies; 19.10.2001: Besuch M.Sc. Sri Fatimah, UNRI, Universität Riau, des German-Chinese Steering Commit- Indonesien; 05.02.-05.03.2002; tee of Marine Science and Geotechnolo- 25.02.2002: Colloquium for tropical gies marine ecology: »Determinant factors of Dr. Oliver Diehl, Internationales Büro des information seeking related to develop- DLR/BMBF, Bonn; 16.01.2002; 25.02.- ment issues among working women« 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop Dr. Susanne Faulhaber, Deutsche For- »Towards a sustainable management and schungsgemeinschaft Bonn; 11.12.2000; conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- 08.02.2002 tems« Prof. Dr. José Francisco da Fonseca Ramos, Dr. Marlene Diekmann, Beratungsgruppe UFPa/MADAM Projekt, Campus Univer- Entwicklungsorientierte Agrarforschung sitário de Belém, Brasilien; 11.-15.09.2000 (BEAF), Bonn; 14.09.2000 Dr. Antonio de Fontes Pereiro, Institute Dr. Nicolas Dittert, Universität Brest, for Fisheries Research, Luanda, Angola; Brest; 19.11.2001 29.-30.05.2000: BENEFIT, Gründungssit- Yusuf Djajadihardja, Competence Manager zung des Steering Committee of Marine Division, Agency for the As- Dr. Martin Foth, Carl Duisberg Gesellschaft sessment and Application of Technology – (CDG), Bremen; 23.01.2002; 12.08.2002; BPPT, Jakarta, Indonesien; 12.-18.11.2000: 27.11.2002: Arbeitstreffen zur deutsch- German-Indonesian Cooperation in Mari- kubanischen Kooperation ne Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral Dr. Martin Foth, Internationale Weiterbil- meeting for project development dung und Entwicklung GmbH, Bremen; Dr. Walter Dörhage, Senator für Bildung 04.-08.11.2002: Training – education – und Wissenschaft, Bremen; 10.12.2001 research in the fi eld of management of Dr. Magdy Mohammad Dowidar, National coastal and marine resources – Coope- Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries ration between partners from South India NIOF, Alexandria, Ägypten; 05.04.- and Bremen, Germany 16.04.2000; 28.04.-17.05.2000; 15.08.- Dr. Angela Franz, MediaCompany, Bonn; 26.09.2000 14.09.2000 Tan Duo, Deputy Director General, First Dr. Jan Stefan Fritz, Internationales Büro, Institute of Oceanography, SOA, Qing- BMBF, Bonn; 14.08.2002 dao, China, German-Chinese Steering Dr. Rainer Fröse, IfM Kiel; 12.12.2002:

67_appendix VISITORS AND Colloquium for tropical marine ecology: de la Habana, Havanna, Kuba; 25.02.- GUEST »FishBase: a Tool for Tropical Fisheries 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop Biologist« »Towards a sustainable management and RESEARCHERS M.Sc. Tawfi q Froukh, Marine Science conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- Station, Aqaba, Jordanien, Ph.D. student; tems« 16.06.-18.08.2000; 19.07.2000: Collo- Dr. Venkat R. Gunale, University of Pune, quium for tropical marine ecology: »Fish Indien; 31.05.2000: Colloquium for tro- larvae in the Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea« pical marine ecology: »Biomonitoring of Dr. Richard Fuchs, International Foundati- Pune River Water Quality« on for Science, Stockholm, Schweden; Dr. M.V.S. Guptha, National Institute of 06.04.2000 Oceanography, Geological Department, Prof. Tsutomu Fuse (Japan), IOI Executive Dona Paula, Goa, Indien; Council; 04.- 06.09.2001: IOI-Executice 24.10.-15.11.2002 Council Meeting Herr Hamacher, Wissenschaftsjournalist, Dr. Gernot Gad, DFG Bonn; 08.02.2002 Harburger Anzeiger und Nachrichten, Basri M. Ganie, BPPT, Jakarta, Indonesien; Hamburg; 07.09.2000 01.-05.08.2002 Dr. Hashali Hamukuaya, Ministery for Prof. Dr. Radi A. Gany, Rector Hasanuddin Marine Research, Windhoek, Namibia; University (UNHAS), Makassar, Indonesi- 29.-30.05.2000: BENEFIT, Gründungssit- en; 27.03.2002 zung des Steering Committee Cecil Giddey, Marine and Coastal Manage- Dr. Hansen, Deutsche Forschungsgemein- ment, Capetown, South Africa; 28.08.- schaft Bonn; 11.12.2000 15.09.2000: »Early life history of fi shes«, Dr. Alexander P. Hansen, German Advisor BENEFIT-Kurs mit Teilnehmern aus to the Minister of State for Research Angola, Namibia und Südafrika and Technology, Jakarta, Indonesien; Dr. Josep Maria Gili i Sardá, Instituto de 24.07.2002 Ciencies del Mar de Barcelona, Spanien; Ir. Sriworo Hariyono, Deputy Minister 08.-23.12.2002 for Research, Science and Technology Hugh Govan, TUVA Foundation, Costa Rica; Programs, MEN RISTEC, Indonesien; 05.06.2000: Colloquium for tropical ma- 27.06.2001: 2nd Steering Committee rine ecology: »The quality of qualitative Meeting of DKP-RISTEK-BMBF Delegati- data: Involving the fi shermen in research on on Earth and Ocean Sciences for the conservation of the Danube stur- Dr. Joachim Harms, Projektträger Warne- geon populations« münde; 16.06.2000: Begutachtung der Dr. V. S. Gowri, Institute for Ocean Manage- Kontaktstelle; 22.05.2002: BMBF-Veran- ment – Anna University, Chennai, Indien; staltung zur Wissenschaftlich-Technologi- 04.-08.11.2002: Training – education – schen Zusammenarbeit mit Brasilien research in the fi eld of management of Frau Hasenmüller, International Offi ce, coastal and marine resources – Coope- Universität Bremen; 27.11.2002: Arbeits- ration between partners from South India treffen zur deutsch-kubanischen Koope- and Bremen, Germany ration Dr. Stewart Grant, ICLARM, Program Lea- Prof. Gotthilf Hempel, Bremen Marketing, der, Biodiversity and Genetic Resources, Bremen; 07.12.2000: Informationsver- Research Program; 14.09.2000 anstaltung für die Delegation des In- Dr. Grollmann, Geschäftsführer, Bremer ternational Ocean Institute (IOI) unter Innovations-Agentur (BIA), Bremen; Leitung von Prof. Elisabeth Mann Borgese; 24.07.2002 22.05.2001: ZMT-Forum for Partnership Dr. Hans-Peter Grossart, Institut für Che- in Research and Education 2001 unter mie und Biologie des Meeres, Universität der Schirmherrschaft von Bundesfor- Oldenburg; 25.02.-01.03.2002: Cuban- schungsministerin Edelgard Bulmahn, German Workshop »Towards a sustai- BMBF, Bonn; 04.12.2002: Besuch Seiner nable management and conservation of Exzellenz, des Botschafters der Republik Cuban coastal ecosystems« Indien in Berlin, Herrn T.C.A. Rangachari, M.Sc. Elena de la Guardia, Centro de In- Gesprächsrunde mit Vertretern des ZMT, vestigaciones Marinas (CIM) Universidad UFT, ZARM und Geowissenschaften

68_appendix M.Sc. Marcelino Hernández, Instituto de for Smallholder Farms in Southern Africa; VISITORS AND Oceanología, Havanna, Kuba; 25.02.- 14.09.2000 GUEST 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop Susan Jones, Marine and Coastal Manage- »Towards a sustainable management and ment, Kapstadt, Südafrika; 03.-30.10.2002 RESEARCHERS conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- Peter Jordaan, Maribus Industries (Pty) Ltd, tems« South Africa; 14.-22.12.2002 Dr. Bambang Herunadi, Agency for the Arzhang Kahlili, MPI marine Mikrobiologie, Assessment and Application of Techno- Bremen; 27.11.2002: Arbeitstreffen zur logy - BPPT, Jakarta, Indonesien; 27.08.- deutsch-kubanischen Kooperation 05.09.2000; 05.-16.03.2001; 06.03.2001: Dr. Kuria K. Kairu, International Ocean Colloquium for tropical marine ecology: Institute, Kenia; 07.12.2000: Informations- »Physical Oceanography of Indonesian veranstaltung für die Delegation des Waters« International Ocean Institute (IOI) unter Dr. Charles Hocutt, BENEFIT-Offi ce, Leitung von Prof. Elisabeth Mann Borgese; Swakopmund, Namibia; 29.-30.05.2000 04.-06.09.2001: IOI-Executice Council PD Dr. Christiane Höller, Institut für Um- Meeting weltmedizin, Umwelttoxikologie und Hy- Dr. Kannen, FTZ-Westküste, Büsum; giene, Universität Kiel; 25.02.-01.03.2002: 22.05.2002: BMBF-Veranstaltung zur Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Wissenschaftlich-Technologischen Zu- sustainable management and conservation sammenarbeit mit Brasilien of Cuban coastal ecosystems« Prof. Dr. I. Karunasagar, Head of College of E.-M. Hongsernant, Internationales Büro Fisheries, Department of Fishery Microbi- des BMBF beim DLR, Bonn, German- ology, University of Agricultural Sciences, Chinese Steering Committee of Marine Mangalore, Indien; 04.-08.11.2002: Science and Geotechnologies; 19.10.2001: Training – education – research in the Besuch des German-Chinese Steering fi eld of management of coastal and Committee of Marine Science and Geo- marine resources – Cooperation between technologies partners from South India and Bremen, Dr. Chr. Humborg, Dep. of Systems Eco- Germany logy, Stockholm University, Stockholm; Dr. Hodaka Kawahata, Geological Survey of 20.11.2002: Colloquium for tropical Japan, Ibaraki, Japan; 31.03.2001 marine ecology: »DSi and main element Prof. Derek Keats (South Africa), IOI Exe- dynamics in subarctic Swedish rivers: cutive Council; 04.-06.09.2001: IOI-Exe- The signifi cance of vegetation on nutrient cutice Council Meeting land-sea fl uxes« Dr. Renee van Kessel, Netherlands Founda- Dr. Markus Hüttel, Max Planck Institut für tion for the Advancement of Tropical Re- Marine Mikrobiologie, Bremen; 25.02.- search (WOTRO), Den Haag; 12.06.2002 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop Dr. H. Keune, BMBF, Bonn; 27.06.2001: 2nd »Towards a sustainable management and Steering Committee Meeting of DKP- conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- RISTEK-BMBF Delegation on Earth and tems« Ocean Sciences; 19.03.2002 Dr. Maria Elena Ibarra, Centro de Investigaci- Dr. Maroof Khalaf, Marine Science Station, ones Marinas (CIM) Universidad de la Aqaba, Jordanien; 20.07.-08.08.2000 Habana, Havanna, Kuba; 25.02.-01.03. Arzhang Khalili, Max Planck Institut für 2002: Cuban-German Workshop »To- Marine Mikrobiologie, Bremen; 25.02.- wards a sustainable management and con- 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop servation of Cuban coastal ecosystems« »Towards a sustainable management and Prof. Dr. Victoria Isaac, UFPa/MADAM conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- Projekt, Campus Universitário de Belém, tems« Brasilien; 08.-26.09.2000 Dr. Volker Koch, Centro de Estudos Cos- Dr. Rahardjo Jamtomo, Ambassador of teros, Pto. Acapulco, Puerto San Carlos, the Republic of Indonesia, Indonesien; Mexico; 28.05.-05.06.2001 07.12.2001 Ir. Ardito Kodijat, Deputy Assistant Minister Dr. Daniel Jamu, ICLARM, Project Leader for International Affairs, State Minister Aquaculture Research and Development for Research and Technology, Jakarta,

69_appendix VISITORS AND Indonesien; 12.-18.11.2000: German-In- 24.-25.10.2002 GUEST donesian Cooperation in Marine Sciences M.Sc. Mirtha Llanio, Instituto de Oceano- and Geosciences – A bilateral meeting for logía, Havanna, Kuba; 25.02.-01.03.2002: RESEARCHERS project development Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a Dr. R. Koppelmann, Inst. für Hydrobiologie sustainable management and conservation und Fischereiwissenschaft, Hamburg; of Cuban coastal ecosystems« 05.12.2002: Colloquium for tropical Frau Luhdo, Wissenschaftsjournalistin, Ost- marine ecology: »The role of zooplankton see-Zeitung, Rostock; 07.09.2000 for the carbon fl ux in the Arabian Sea« M.Sc. Moirah Paula Machado de Menezes, Dr. K.M. Krishnappa, Vice Chancellor, Uni- UFPa/MADAM Projekt, Campus Univer- versity of Agricultural Sciences, Mangalo- sitário de Belém, Brasilien, Ph.D. student; re, Indien; 04.-08.11.2002: Training – 01.-20.05.2000; 08.-17.09.2000 education – research in the fi eld of ma- Dr. D. Macinthosh, University of Arhus, nagement of coastal and marine resour- Dänemark; 17.-18.01.2000 ces – Cooperation between partners Prof. Elisabeth Mann Borgese, Internati- from South India and Bremen, Germany onal Ocean Institute, Halifax, Kanada; Prof. Dr. Kuhlen, Universität Konstanz, 07.12.2000: Informationsveranstaltung für Informationswissenschaften; 16.06.2000: die Delegation des International Ocean Begutachtung der Kontaktstelle Institute (IOI) unter Leitung von Prof. Prof. Gunnar Kullenberg, International Elisabeth Mann Borgese; 04.-06.09.2001: Ocean Institute, Malta; 07.12.2000: Infor- IOI-Executice Council Meeting mationsveranstaltung für die Delegation Victor H. Marin, Universidad de Chile; des International Ocean Institute (IOI) 12.06.2000: Colloquium for tropical mari- unter Leitung von Prof. Elisabeth Mann ne ecology: »A spatially explicit model of Borgese; 04.-06.09.2001; IOI-Executice the Antarctic krill fi shery« Council Meeting Prof. Eduardo Marone, Brasilien; 07.12.2000: Prof. Dr. H. Lange, Artec, Bremen; Informationsveranstaltung für die Dele- 04.-08.11.2002: Training – education – gation des International Ocean Institute research in the fi eld of management of (IOI) unter Leitung von Prof. Elisabeth coastal and marine resources – Coope- Mann Borgese ration between partners from South India M.Sc. Juan Carlos Martínez, Instituto de and Bremen, Germany Oceanología, Havanna, Kuba; 25.02.- Dr. Thomas Leipe, IOW, Warnemünde; 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop 22.05.2002: BMBF-Veranstaltung zur »Towards a sustainable management and Wissenschaftlich-Technologischen Zu- conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- sammenarbeit mit Brasilien tems« Willi Lemke, Senator für Bildung und Wis- Dr. Farid Ma’ruf, Director of Research and senschaft, Bremen; 22.05.2001: ZMT- Living Resources Exploration, Ministry Forum for Partnership in Research and of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Jakarta Education 2001 unter der Schirmherr- Selatan, Indonesien; 12.-18.11.2000: Ger- schaft von Bundesforschungsministerin man-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine Edelgard Bulmahn, BMBF, Bonn Sciences and Geosciences - A bilateral Frau Lenzer, Wissenschaftsjournalistin, meeting for project development Rheinische Post, Düsseldorf; 07.09.2000 Prof. Dr. Roberto Mayerle, Corelab, Dr. Pedro León Azofeifa, Director del Universität Kiel; 22.05.2002: BMBF-Ver- Centro Nacional de Alta Tecnología anstaltung zur Wissenschaftlich-Techno- »Franklin Chang« (CENAT), San José, logischen Zusammenarbeit mit Brasilien; Costa Rica; 18.09.2002 18.06.2002 Prof. Dr. Gerd Liebezeit, Forschungs- Professora Marleni Marques-Toigo, zentrum Terramare, Wilhelmshaven; Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do 23.01.2002; 21.02.2002; 18.06.2002 Sul, Instituto de Geociências – Curso de Prof. Dr. Marcondes Lima Da Costa, De- Pós-Graduação em Geociências, Porto partment of Geochemistry and Petrology, Alegre, Brasilien; 28.-30.08.2002 Geosciences Center – Federal University Humberto Medina, Landesamt für Entwick- of Pará (UFPa), Belém/Pará, Brasilien; lungszusammenarbeit, Bremen; 25.02.-

70_appendix 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop 10.04. - 09.06.2000 VISITORS AND »Towards a sustainable management and Evelyn Oetjen, Senator für Bildung und Wis- GUEST conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- senschaft, Bremen; 21.03.2002 tems« Dr. Oliounine, International Ocean Institute RESEARCHERS Dr. Claudia Mendo, Universidad Nacional (IOI), Malta; 12.06.2002 Agraria La Molina, Lima, Peru; Herr Ollig, BMBF, Bonn, German-Chinese 04.- 05.01.2001 Steering Committee of Marine Science Dr. Jaime Mendo Aguilar, Universidad and Geotechnologies; 19.10.2001: Besuch Nacional Agraria La Molina, Lima, Peru; des German-Chinese Steering Commit- 04.06.- 03.07.2000, 05.-18.08.2001 tee of Marine Science and Geotechnolo- Karin Meyer, DAAD Stipendiatin, Univer- gies sidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Dr. Francesco Pagés, Instituto de Ciencias Universität Tübingen; 28.-30.08.2002 del Mar, Barcelona; 08.01.2002 Dr. Meyer, Bundesforschungsanstalt für Tito Eko Pararto, M.Sc., Agency for the Fischerei, Hamburg; 04.-08.11.2002: Trai- Assessment and Application of Tech- ning – education – research in the fi eld nology (BPPT), Jakarta, Indonesien; of management of coastal and marine re- 11.11.-15.12.2000: German-Indonesian sources – Cooperation between partners Cooperation in Marine Sciences and Ge- from South India and Bremen, Germany osciences - A bilateral meeting for project M.Sc. Elena Miravet, Instituto de Oceano- development logía, Havanna, Kuba; 25.02.-01.03.2002: Dr. G.M. Parthiban, National Institute Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a of Oceanography, Geological Depart- sustainable management and conservation ment, Dona Paula, Goa, Indien; 24.10.- of Cuban coastal ecosystems« 15.11.2002 Prof. Dr. Rubiyanto Misman, Rector of Uni- Dr. Jürgen Pätzold, Universität Bremen; versity Jendral Soedirman – UNSOED, 22.05.2002: BMBF-Veranstaltung zur Purwokerto, Indonesien; 12.-18.11.2000: Wissenschaftlich-Technologischen Zu- German-Indonesian Cooperation in sammenarbeit mit Brasilien Marine Sciences and Geosciences – A bi- Veronique Plocq-Fichelet, SCOPE Secreta- lateral meeting for project development; riat, Paris; 08.-10.11.2002 20.-21.05.2002 Dr. Denise Pope, Department of Animal Dr. Alvaro Morales, Universidad de Costa Behaviour, University of Copenhagen; Rica, San José, Centro de Investigaciones 13.03.2002: Colloquium for tropical marine Marinas e Limnologicas (CIMAR); 10.07.- ecology: »Communication and mating 08.08.2000 behaviour of fi ddler crabs (genus Uca)« Prof. Dr. Osmund D. Mwandemele, Dekan, Frau Powell, Wissenschaftsjournalistin, UNAM, Windhoek, Namibia; 10.05.2000 3SAT, Mainz; 07.09.2000 Ursula Niebling, Senator für Bildung und Dr. Mark Prein, ICLARM, Program Leader, Wissenschaft, Bremen; 27.11.2002: Freshwater Resources Research Program; Arbeitstreffen zur deutsch-kubanischen 14.09.2000 Kooperation Dr. Kim Prochazka, Director International Dr. Jon Norberg, Dept. of Systems Ecolo- Ocean Institute, Southern Africa, Univer- gy, Stockholm University; 06.05.2002: sity of the Western Cape, South Africa; Colloquium for tropical marine ecology: 12.-13.08.2002 »Analysing resilience in socio-ecological Mr. Herie Purwanto, BPPT, Jakarta, Indone- systems (SES´s)« sien; 19.02.-16.03.2001 Alfredo Novoa Pena, Botschafter der Repu- Ida Bagus Putujandra, General Consul, blik Peru, Berlin; 07.10.2002 Indonesisches Generalkonsulat Hamburg; M.Sc. Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, BPPT, 22.04.2002 Jakarta, Indonesien; 18.09.-16.10.2002 Zhang Qing, Deputy Director Division of M.Sc. Claudia Nunes, UFPa/MADAM Science & Technology, Second Institute of Projekt, Campus Universitário de Belém, Oceanography, SOA, Hangzhou, China, Brasilien, Ph.D. student; 27.08.-28.11.2001 German-Chinese Steering Committee Nidal Odat, Marine Science Station, of Marine Science and Geotechnologies; Aqaba, Jordanien, M.Sc. student; 19.10.2001: Besuch des German-Chinese

71_appendix VISITORS AND Steering Committee of Marine Science tutes«; 02.03.2002-28.02.2003 GUEST and Geotechnologies Ing. Martin Sander, Fa. Sander, Uetze-Elze; Dr. Nasser Saber Abdel Rahman, National 21.10.2002 RESEARCHERS Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries Rosa Maria Saraiva, Bragança, Brasilien; NIOF, Suez, Ägypten; 14.02.-26.03.2000 14.09.-25.10.2001 Prof. Dr. D. Rajasenan, Cochin University Areef Sardar, National Institute of Oceano- of Science and Technology, Kerala, Indien; graphy, Goa, Indien; 02.-23.07.2001 21.-25.08.2000 Prof. Dr. Sasekumar, University of Ma- Dr. S. Ramachandran, Institute for Ocean laysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; 09.04.- Management – Anna University, Chennai, 30.05.2001; 26.04.2001: Colloquium for Indien; 04.-08.11.2002: Training – educa- tropical marine ecology: »Mangrove tion – research in the fi eld of manage- systems in Malaysia«; 03.05.2001: Col- ment of coastal and marine resources loquium for tropical marine ecology: – Co-operation between partners from »Environmental problems in the Straits South India and Bremen, Germany of Malacca«; 15.05.2001: Colloquium for Herr T.C.A. Rangachari, Botschafter der tropical marine ecology: »Mudfl at ecology Republik Indien in Berlin; 04.12.2002: in Malaysia« Besuch des ZMT und Gesprächsrunde Dr. Sawangwong, Thailand, International mit Vertretern des ZMT, UFT, ZARM und Affairs of Burapha University, Cholburi, Geowissenschaften Thailand; 03.-18.05.2002 Mohammed Rasheed, Marine Science PD Dr. Sigrid Schiel, Alfred-Wegener-Insti- Station, Aqaba, Jordanien; 03.04.2000 tut, Bremerhaven; 27.02.2002 Dr. K. Reise, Alfred-Wegener-Institute, Dr. Ekhard Schmidt, DAAD; 25.02.- Bremerhaven; 04.-08.11.2002: Training – 01.03.2002: Cuban-German Workshop education – research in the fi eld of man- »Towards a sustainable management and agement of coastal and marine resources conservation of Cuban coastal ecosys- Cooperation between partners from tems« South India and Bremen, Germany Prof. Dr. Horacio Schneider, UFPa/MA- Dr. Michael H. Rieß, Büro für Integrierten DAM Projekt, Campus Universitário de Umweltschutz: Leiter des CDG-Kurses Belém, Brasilien; 08.-09.09.2000; 10.05.- »Küstenmanagement«; 03.05.2000 10.08.2002 Prof. Dr. Jackson Roehrig, Institut für Tro- Dr. Martin Schneider, UNAM, Windhoek, pentechnologie der Fachhochschule Köln; Namibia; 10.05.2000 25.02.-01.03.2002: Cuban-German Honorarkonsul Artur Schnitger, Bremen; Workshop »Towards a sustainable 07.10.2002 management and conservation of Cuban Dr. Schröder, Bundesforschungsanstalt für coastal ecosystems« Fischerei, Hamburg; 04.-08.11.2002: Trai- Prof. Dr. Harald Rosenthal, Hamburg; ning – education – research in the fi eld 22.05.2002: BMBF-Veranstaltung zur of management of coastal and marine re- Wissenschaftlich-Technologischen Zu- sources – Cooperation between partners sammenarbeit mit Brasilien from South India and Bremen, Germany Catarina Ruby, Institute of Sea Fisheries Dr. Gerlind Schütte, Senator für Wirtschaft Research, Luanda, Angola; 28.08.- und Häfen, Ref. Technologie und Innovati- 15.09.2000: »Early life history of fi shes«, on, Bremen; 16.07.2002 BENEFIT-Kurs mit Teilnehmern aus Dr. Ralf Schwamborn, Departamento de Angola, Namibia und Südafrika Oceanografi a, Universidade Federal de Dr. Vladimir Ryabinin, IOI Executive Direc- Pernambuco, Recife, Brasilien; 24.05.- tor, Malta; 04.-06.09.2001: IOI-Executive 08.06.2002: BMBF-Veranstaltung zur Council Meeting Wissenschaftlich-Technologischen Zu- Dr. Joko Samiaji, University of Riau, Faculty sammenarbeit mit Brasilien of Fishery and Marine Science, Pekanba- Dr. Neville Seijd, Chief Executive Offi cer, ru, Indonesien; 24.04.2002: Colloquium BENEFIT, Swakopmund, Namibia; 02.- for tropical marine ecology: »Feasibly 05.06.2002 cooperations in marine science between Dr. Bambang Setiadi, Deputy Chairman BPPT, University of Riau and German Insti- Jakarta, Indonesien; 31.07.-06.08.2002

72_appendix Dr. Boedi Darma Sidi, Cultural Attaché, Em- nal Academy of Sciences – LIPI, Research VISITORS AND bassy of Indonesia, Indonesien; 07.12.2001 and Development Centre for Oceanolo- GUEST Dr. Soeprihono, Director of Segara Anakan gy, Jakarta, Indonesien; 12.-18.11.2000: Conservation and Development Project German-Indonesian Cooperation in Mari- RESEARCHERS Cilacap, Indonesien; 12.-18.11.2000: Ger- ne Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral man-Indonesian Cooperation in Marine meeting for project development Sciences and Geosciences - A bilateral Dr. Sylvester, Programmleiter »Postgradu- meeting for project development ate Studies with Relevance to Developing Dr. Indroyono Soesilo, Chairman, Agency Countries«, DAAD, Bonn; 31.10.2001 for Marine Research and Fisheries, DKP, M.Sc. Claudio Szlafsztein, UFPa/MADAM Indonesien; 27.06.2001: 2nd Steering Projekt, Campus Universitário de Belém, Committee Meeting of DKP-RISTEK- Brasilien, Ph.D. student; 08.-14.09.2000; BMBF Delegation on Earth and Ocean 11.04.2001: Colloquium for tropical mari- Sciences; 07.12.2001 ne ecology: »Longt-term coastal manage- Dr. K. Soman, Head, Resources Analysis ment - state of Pará, Brazil«; 07.11.2001: Division, Centre for Earth Science Stu- Colloquium for tropical marine ecology: dies, Akkulam, Indien; 18.07.-01.08.2001; »Sea level and response measures on the 04.-08.11.2002: Training – education – NE coast of the State of Pará«; 07.10.- research in the fi eld of management of 09.11.2002; 15.05.-28.06.2002; 12.11.- coastal and marine resources – Coopera- 10.12.2002 tion between partners from South India T. Tanci, Marine and Coastal Manage- and Bremen, Germany ment, Capetown, South Africa; 28.08.- Cidiane Sousa-Soares, UFPa, Campus Uni- 15.09.2000: »Early life history of fi shes«, versitário de Belém, Brasilien, Bachelor BENEFIT-Kurs mit Teilnehmern aus student; 31.08.-15.10.2001 Angola, Namibia und Südafrika Prof. Robin South (South Pacifi c, Fiji), IOI Dr. Fernand Tchuenguem, Kamerun; Executive Council; 04.-06.09.2001: IOI 24.07.2002 Executive Council Meeting Dr. Guy F. de Téramond-Peralta, Univer- Prof. Dr. Karl Stattegger, Universität Kiel; sidad de Costa Rica, San José, Costa Rica; 08.02.2002 18.09.2002 Dr. Christian Stienen, BMBF, Bonn; Dr. Stefan Thiesen, Mind Quest, Selm; 21.03.2002 14.12.2000: Colloquium for tropical Dr. Wolfgang Stotz, Universidad Catolica marine ecology: »Tropical ocean fertiliza-

del Norte, Coquimbo, Chile; 10.05.- tion for atmospheric CO2 sequestration: 16.06.2001; 06.06.2001: Colloquium for serious option or technological folly?« tropical marine ecology: »Experiences Dr. H. Thomas, Nederlands Instituut voor with a co-management project with the Onderzoek der Zee (NIOZ), Texel; diving-fi shery in Chile« 01.10.2002 Dr. Dieter Strohm, Geschäftsführer RF Prof. Dr. Jürgen Timm, Rektor der Universi- Reedereigemeinschaft Forschungsschiff- tät Bremen; 22.05.2001: ZMT-Forum for fahrt, Bremen; 17.01.2002 Partnership in Research and Education Dr. Awal Subandar, Agency for the Assess- 2001 unter der Schirmherrschaft von ment and Application of Technology – Bundesforschungsministerin Edelgard BPPT, Jakarta, Indonesien; 27.08.- Bulmahn, BMBF, Bonn 05.09.2000 M.Sc. Ernesto Tristá, Instituto de Oceano- M. Sc. Nana Sudiana, Ir., Agency for the logía, Havanna, Kuba; 25.02.-01.03.2002: Assessment and Application of Tech- Cuban-German Workshop »Towards a nology (BPPT), Jakarta, Indonesien; sustainable management and conservation 11.11.-15.12.2000: German-Indonesian of Cuban coastal ecosystems« Cooperation in Marine Sciences and Ge- Dr. Unluate, UNESCO, Paris; 20.03.2002 osciences - A bilateral meeting for project Dr. M.N. Venugopal, University of Agricul- development; 18.09.-16.10.2002 tural Sciences, College of Fisheries, Man- Dr. Isdy Sulistyo, Purwokerto University, galore, Indien; 25.01.2001: Colloquium for Indonesien; 12.-26.08.2002 tropical marine ecology: »Indian marine Dr. Ono Kurnaen Sumardhiharga, Natio- fi sheries – an overview«; 08.02.2001:

73_appendix VISITORS AND Colloquium for tropical marine ecology: management, and declining coral cover« GUEST »Molecular approaches for the diagnosis Prof. Dr. Winand, Gesamthochschule of microbial diseases of shrimps« Kassel, Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsinfor- RESEARCHERS Dr. Jennifer Verduin, Hamburg; 20.02.2001: matik; 16.06.2000: Begutachtung der Colloquium for tropical marine ecolo- Kontaktstelle gy: »Hydrodynamics and pollination in Elke Wolff, Bundesministerium für Techni- seagrass habitats of the coast of W.-Aus- sche Zusammenarbeit, Bonn; 14.09.2000 tralia« Dr. Ying Wu, State Key Laboratory of Dr. Hans Verheye, Marine and Coastal Estuarine and Coastal Research, East Management, Capetown, South Africa; China Normal University,Shanghai, China; 28.08.-15.09.2000: »Early life history 07.03.-05.05.2002; 03.04.2002: Colloqui- of fi shes«, BENEFIT-Kurs mit Teilneh- um for tropical marine ecology: »Isotope mern aus Angola, Namibia und Südafri- variability of particulate organic matter at ka; 22.09.-07.10.2001; 03.-30.10.2002; the PN section in the East China Sea« 22.10.2002: Colloquium for tropical Fan Xiaoli, Deputy Director General, De- marine ecology: »Do diatoms depress co- partment of International Cooperation, pepod egg hatching, thus challenging the State Oceanic Administration (SOA), classical view of energy fl ow in (marine) Beijing, China, German-Chinese Stee- aquatic food webs?« ring Committee of Marine Science and Fernando Vijayan, National Institute of Geotechnologies; 19.10.2001: Besuch des Oceanography, Goa, Indien; 02.-23.07.2001 German-Chinese Steering Committee of Prof. Dr. Syarifuddin Wahid, UNHAS, Indo- Marine Science and Geotechnologies nesien; 27.03.2002 Prof. Alexander Yankov (ITLOS, Germany Dr. Pedro Walfi r Souza Filho, Belém, and Bulgaria); 04.-06.09.2001: IOI-Execu- Brasilien; 28.04.-27.05.2002 tice Council Meeting Dr. Uwe Waller, Institut für Meereskunde, Dr. Edy Yuwono, Tropical Ecology Centre, Kiel; 21.10.2002 Jendral Soedirman University – UNSOED, Dr. Joseph Warioba, IOI President, Tanzania; Purwokerto, Indonesien; 12.-18.11.2000: 04.-06.09.2001: IOI-Executice Council German-Indonesian Cooperation in Mari- Meeting ne Sciences and Geosciences – A bilateral Prof. Dr. G. Wefer, Geowissenschaften, meeting for project development Universität Bremen; 04.12.2002: Besuch Dr. Jochen Zeil, Australian National Univer- Seiner Exzellenz, des Botschafters der sity, Canberra, Australien; 16.08.2001 Republik Indien in Berlin, Herrn T.C.A. Claudio Zettel, IB-DLR, Köln; 22.05.2002: Rangachari, Gesprächsrunde mit Vertre- BMBF-Veranstaltung zur Wissenschaft- tern des ZMT, UFT, ZARM und Geowis- lich-Technologischen Zusammenarbeit senschaften mit Brasilien Prof. Hou Wenfeng, International Ocean Prof. Dr. Jing Zhang, State Key Laboratory Institute, China; 07.12.2000: Informa- of Estuarine & Coastal Research, East tionsveranstaltung für die Delegation des China Normal University, Shanghai; 15.- International Ocean Institute (IOI) unter 30.09.2000 Leitung von Prof. Elisabeth Mann Borgese Prof. Dr. Friedrich Widdel, MPI Bremen; 08.02.2002 Dr. M. Wiebelt, Institut für Weltwirt- schaft an der Universität Kiel, Abteilung Umwelt- und Ressourcenmanagement; 16.06.2000: Begutachtung der Kontakt- stelle Dr. Meryl J. Williams, ICLARM, Director General; 14.09.2000 Dr. Ivor Willimans, NIOZ, Texel; 28.11.2002: Colloquium for tropical ma- rine ecology: »Macroalgae overgrowth of Caribbean reefs: the roles of overfi shing,

74_appendix Press Review »Internal exam reveals reefs‘ hidden depths – PUBLIC RELATIONS Trips through coral keyholes unlock reef MADAM mystery«, nature science update – www. Planetopia, PRO 7, Mai 2000 nature.com, 18.10.2001 »Krabbenfang im Mangrovenwald. Tropisches »Die Korallenriffe durchs Schlüsselloch be- Ökosystem liefert Brasiliens Küstenbe- trachtet«, nature science update – www. wohnern Nahrung und Einkommen«, deutsche.nature.com, 18.10.2001 Weser Kurier, 22.04.2000 »Artenreichtum nährt Korallenriffe – »Die amphibischen Wälder. Mangroven – Deutsch-jordanisches Forscherteam Bindeglied zwischen Land und Meer«, entdeckt völlig neue Lebensgemeinschaf- Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 20.02.2002 ten im Innern von Korallenriffen/Symbio- »Mangrovenforschung geht in die dritte Run- tisches Miteinander sichert Überleben«, de. Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie Presseinformation der Max-Planck-Ge- erhält Fördergeld vom Bundesforschungs- sellschaft 18.10.2001 ministerium«, Kreiszeitung, 14.09.2002 »Schwämme versorgen bedrohte tropische »Bund unterstützt Bremer Projekt am Korallenriffe. Bremer Meeresbiologe Amazonas. Mangrovengebiet wird weiter macht spektakuläre Entdeckung bei einem erforscht«, Delmenhorster Kreisblatt, visuellen Höhlengang im Golf von Aqaba«, 01.10.2002 Kreiszeitung, 18.10.01 »Nahrungsfänger im Korallenriff«, Hannover- RSP/Jordanienprojekt sche Allgemeine Zeitung, 19.10.2001 »Das Red-Sea-Programm – Frieden für die »Verborgene Welt im Korallenriff – Bremer Forschung, Forschung für den Frieden«, Meeresbiologen entschlüsselten Geheim- NDR 4, Sendereihe LOGO, 21.01.2000, nisse eines bedrohten Ökosystems«, Ute Hempelmann Weser Kurier, 20.10.2001 »Kundschafter in heikler Mission. Deutsch- »Another World Hides inside Coral Reefs«, land will mit gemeinsamen Forschungs- Science News 160, 16, 244 projekten den Friedensprozess in Nahost »Schwämme versorgen Korallen mit Nah- unterstützen«, Frankfurter Rundschau, rung«, Gießener Allgemeine, 07.11.2001 10.07.2001 »Schwämme versorgen Korallenriffe mit »Forschung am Roten Meer«, Deutschland 3, Nahrung«, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 2001, Beilage, 34-35 28.11.2001 Claudio Richter & Mark Wunsch, Interview »Récifs coralliens: la fi n d´un parodoxe?«, La über Erforschung der Höhlensysteme in Recherche 10, S. 349. Januar 2002 Korallenriffen, Nature Online, 09.10.2001, »Shy Sponges in the Coral. Scientists get 20.10.2001 & WDR 5, 16.10.2001 them close-up with CaveCam.« Popular Fernsehbeitrag in »Buten un Binnen«, Radio Science, Februar 2002 Bremen, 18.10.2001 »Tiefe Einsichten am Riff«, Netzzeitung For- Reef Check schung -www.netzzeitung.de, 18.10.2001 »Artenvielfalt in Korallenriffen nimmt ab. »Bremer Forscher lösen Rätsel um Darwins Internationale Organisation Reef Check Korallenriff-Paradoxon mit Schlüsselloch- sieht einst typische Fischarten vom Kamera«, Bild der Wissenschaft online Aussterben bedroht«, Weser Kurier, – www.wissenschaft.de, 18.10.2001 07.09.2002 »Blick durchs Schlüsselloch«, wissenschaft- »Korallenriffe in Gefahr. Studie belegt: online - www.wissenschaft-online.de, Fischarten sind vom Aussterben bedroht/ 18.10.2001 Rettung ist in Schutzgebieten möglich«, »Auch Korallenriffe haben einen Magen – Mit Kreiszeitung, 14.09.2002 einem Unterwasser-Endoskop haben deutsche Forscher die Höhlen und Tunnel Clean Aquaculture in Korallenriffen erkundet. Das Team fand »Aquakultur soll nicht mehr die Umwelt viele vermutlich neue Tierarten – und schädigen. Verbundprojekt im Roten den mutmaßlichen Verdauungstrakt des Meer wird bis 2005 vom Bundesfor- Ökosystems«, Spiegel online – www. schungsministerium gefördert«, Delmen- spiegel.de, 18.10.2001 horster Kreisblatt, 18.06.2002

75_appendix PUBLIC RELATIONS »Frisch aus der Ökofarm ins Aquarium – In Soedirman University, Purwokerto, 26-29 einem Pilotprojekt züchten deutsche und March 2001, NADI (Nachrichten für jordanische Forscher am Roten Meer Alumni und Deutschland Interessierte, auf umweltfreundliche Weise Muscheln, DAAD Außenstelle Jakarta), Oktober Korallen und Fische«, Berliner Zeitung 2001, 1, 13-17 165, 18.07.2002 Vietnam El Niño, Peru »Ocean, the centre of attention at Nha »Muscheljagd durch die Wüste«, mare 23, Trang«, Viet Nam News, 26.09.2000 Dezember 2000/ Januar 2001, 11-24 ISATEC Indonesien-Kooperation Filmbeitrag über auslandsorientierte Stu- »2000 Kerjasama Indonesia Jerman di diengänge in Deutschland, Bremen am Bidang Marine Sains«, Deutsche Beispiel des ISATEC-Masterprogrammes, Welle Indonesia, 26.3.2000, Marine Deutsche Welle TV, Sendetermin, Research Cooperation, Interview mit November 2000 Wes Wesman »Topfi t in Tropen-Ökologie. Masterstudien- »Unsoed-Universitas Bremen Buku Ekologi gang ISATEC der Uni Bremen entlässt Kelautan Tropis«, Jakarta, Kompas, erste Absolventen/Weltweite Koopera- 17.08.2000 tionen«, Kreiszeitung, 29.09.2001 »Flora Segara Anakan Hampir Punah Ka- »Zierfi sche, Korallen und andere Exoten. wasan Hutan Mangrove Terbesar«, Suara Erster Master-Studiengang in Bremen ab- Merdeka, 18.08.2000 geschlossen«, Weser Kurier, 02.10.2001 »Unsoed-Universitas Bremen Buka Ecolo- »Bachelor und Master sind überall gefragt. gi Kelautan Tropis«, Jakarta Kompas, Internationale Studienabschlüsse an der 18.08.2000 Universität Bremen/Weltweit aner- »Segara Anakan project halted by dispute«, kannt/Kurze Studienzeit«, Weser Kurier, The Jakarta Post, 21.08.2000 07.09.2001 »Baruna Jaya IV Akhiri Riset Bersama Indone- »Über Hürden in die Tropen«, Die Tageszei- sia-Jerman«, Republika, Jumat, 10.11.2000 tung taz, 20.10.2001 A. Kunzmann, Interview, Kerjasama Indone- »Tropenökologen mit Master. Universität sia Jerman di Bidang Marine Sains. Marine Bremen vergibt erstmals ›Master of Research Co-operation. Deutsche Welle Science‹«, Bremer Uni Schlüssel 65, S. 27, Indonesien, 26.3.2000 November 2001 »Ilmu Kelautan Diajarkan di Sekolah«, Jawa »Auslandserfahrung, kulturelle Vielfalt und Tengah - Banyumas, Selasa, 27.03. 2001 interessante Forschung – Foreign Expe- »Depdiknas Prioritaskan masalah Kelautan«, rience, Cultural Variety and Interesting Media Indonesia, Selasa, 27.03.2001 Research«, Highlights – Informationsma- »Mendiknas Minta Sertifi kasi Maritim Di- gazin der Universität Bremen 5 (9) tinjau Kembali«, Koran Tempo, Selasa, 22-25, 2002 27.03.2001 »Gütesiegel für Tropenökologen – Gutach- »Kurang, Perhatian terhadap Bidang Ke- ter: Einmalig in Deutschland«, Weser maritiman«, Halaman 9, Kompas, Rabu, Kurier, 03.09.2002 28.03.2001 »Graduiertenfeier an der Uni für 35 Absol- »Ilmu Kemaritiman akan Masuk Kurikulum«, venten aus aller Welt. Abschluss von vier Republika Rabu, 28.03.2001 englischsprachigen Masterstudiengängen«, »Marine science research to be assisted by Weser Kurier, 25.09.2002 Germany«, The Jakarta Post, 29.03.2001 »Uni verabschiedet Master. Neue Studien- »RI, Germany cooperate in marine develop- gänge auch im Ausland gefragt«, Delmen- ment«, Observer, 23.03.2001 horster Kreisblatt, 24.09.2002 »Bremen hilft Indonesien«, Weser Kurier, »Erfolgreiches Master-Studium in Bremen«, 05.04.2001 Bremer Uni-Schlüssel 70, 2002 »Indonesian-German Seminar on Marine Science Research, Development, Capa- Costa-Rica-Lehrkooperation city Building and Education« at Jenderal »Mangrovenwälder in Costa Rica studieren –

76_appendix Bremer Fachbereich gründete Manage- Weser Kurier, 15.02.2001 PUBLIC RELATIONS ment-Ausbildung«, Weser Kurier, »Forscher warnen vor Klimakatastrophe. 03.09.2002 Ausbeutung der tropischen Wälder«, Magdeburger Volksstimme, 15.02.2001 Bremer Symposium »Meer und »Leckerbissen mit bitterem Beigeschmack. Strand«/ Direktorenwechsel Shrimpzuchtfarmen zerstören die Man- »Institutsleiter geht in den Ruhestand«, groven, die Lebensgrundlage der Küs- Delmenhorster Kreisblatt, 24.03.2000 tenbewohner«, Hamburger Abendblatt, G. Hempel, Interview zum Symposium und 06.03.2001 Direktorenwechsel, Radio Bremen, 29.03.2000 15. Jahrestagung der gtö »Institut soll neue Partner in Südostasien »Ökologische Tropenforschung geht uns alle fi nden. Professor Venugopalan Ittekkot an. Tagung der Gesellschaft für Tropen- übernimmt Leitung des Bremer Zentrums ökologie – Ausstellung ›Tropenvielfalt‹ in für Marine Tropenökologie«, Weser der Roten Straße«, Göttinger Tageblatt, Kurier, 31.03.2000 22.02.2002 »Direktor des ZMT aus dem Amt verabschie- det«, Die Welt, 03.04.2000 ZMT-Forum 2001 Berufungen, Fachbereich 2: Prof. Dr. »Bulmahn besucht Tropenökologen«, Venugopalan Ittekkot, Universität Bremen, Delmenhorster Kreisblatt, 22.05.2001 Impulse aus der Forschung 2, 2000 V. Ittekkot, Interview , Radio Bremen, Bremer Uni-Schlüssel BUS, Personalia, »Journal am Abend«, 22.05.2001 Direktorenwechsel, BUS Nr. 38, »Bundesministerin zu Gast beim ZMT-Forum April 2000, S. 30 2001«, DGM Mitteilungen 1, 2001, 26

14. Jahrestagung der gtö IOI Executive Council Meeting »Korallen bleichen aus – Mangrovenwald »Präsidium tagt an der Uni. Zentrum für wird vernichtet. 250 Wissenschaftler Tropenökologie als Gastgeber«, Delmen- befassen sich in Bremen mit menschlichen horster Kreisblatt, 05.09.2001 Eingriffen in tropische Flußgebiete und »Prominente Hilfe«, Die Tageszeitung taz, ihren negativen Auswirkungen«, 06.09.2001 Kreiszeitung, 06.02.2001 »Küsten sind sensible Zonen. Elisabeth Mann Aus Hochschule und Uni. Bericht über Borgese für internationale Zusammen- das Orinoko-Delta, Weser Kurier, arbeit«, Weser Kurier, 15.09.2001 08.02.2001 »Fischfang mit Zyankali. Viele Störungen XIth SCOPE GA bedrohen tropische Küsten/Tagung in »Globaler Umweltschutz – Konferenz in Bremen«, Kreiszeitung, 10.02.2001 Bremen – SCOPE rückt Bremen ins Zen- »Vernichtung wertvoller Lebensräume geht trum internationaler Umweltwissenschaf- weiter. Tropenökologen beraten über ten«, TAZ, 25.09.2001 Konsequenzen«, Delmenhorster Kreis- »Umwelt im Mittelpunkt«, Kreiszeitung, blatt, 10.02.2001 22.09.2001 Marc Kochzius, Interview zur Bedrohung V. Ittekkot, Interview , Radio Bremen, der Korallenriffe durch Tourismus am »Journal am Morgen«, 26.09.2001 Roten Meer, Nachrichtenagentur DDP, 13.02.2001 German-Cuban Workshop Ulrich Saint-Paul, Interview zur Gefährdung »Initiative für Kubas Küsten. Forscher aus von Korallenökosystemen durch Global Havanna und Bremen arbeiten an Schutz- Change, Deutschlandradio, Wissen- konzept«, Weser Kurier, 02.03.2002 schaftsmagazin, 13.02.2001 »Forscher wollen Kubas Küsten besser »Zerstörung des Tropenwaldes ist ein Spiel schützen. Expertentreffen an der Bremer mit dem Feuer«, Delmenhorster Kreis- Universität«, Delmenhorster Kreisblatt, blatt, 15.02.2001 01.03.2002 »Forscher: Tropische Wälder in Gefahr. »Bremer Konzept für Kubas Küsten. Wissen- Tagung in Bremen/Kritik an Politik«, schaftler des ZMT erarbeiten Strategien

77_appendix PUBLIC RELATIONS zum Schutz der Korallen«, Die Welt, fünften Geo-Tour ins Zentrum für 21.03.2002 Marine Tropenökologie«, Weser Kurier, 19.07.2002 Future Search Conference »Auf den Spuren tropischer Lebensräume – »Was ist gut für die Küstenzonen? Experten Fünfte Geo-Tour führte ins Zentrum für aus aller Welt befassen sich in Bremen Marine Tropenökologie«, Weser Kurier, mit nachhaltiger Entwicklung«, Weser 26.07.2002 Kurier, 08.06.2002 Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften, Wochen der Meeresforschung, 24.08.2002 Wanderausstellung »Wasser und Erde stehen sechs Tage lang »Vom Rathaus zum Lichthof«, Weser Kurier, im Mittelpunkt. Am 22. August beginnt Aus Hochschule und Uni, 25.05.2000 in Bremen der Wissenschaftssommer »Schule läßt sich mit Expo Zeit. Verkehrs- 2002«, Weser Kurier, 10.08.2002 verein informiert Lehrer am Montag über »Das Fest der Forschung«, Hamburger Nordwolle-Projekte«, Delmenhorster Abendblatt, 13.08.2002 Kreisblatt, 27.05.2000 »Bremen im Wasserrausch«, TAZ, 20.08.2002 »Auch von Bakterien läßt sich lernen. »Zur Eröffnung gab es Blitze und Lavaströme – Ausstellung zu den Wochen der Mee- Wissenschaftssommer begann gestern auf resforschung«, Delmenhorster Kurier, dem Domshof«, Weser Kurier, 23.08.2002 31.05.2000 »Nacht der Wissenschaft«, TAZ, 24.08.2002 »Die Steinkoralle als Umweltkalender. Aus- »Wasser – das alles bestimmende Element – stellung ‚Wochen der Meeresforschung‘ Lange Nacht der Geowissenschaf- eröffnet – Vortrag über Klimaforschung«, ten trotzte Fluten«, Weser Kurier, Delmenhorster Kreisblatt, 31.05.00 25.08.2002 »Zur Geschichte des Nordseewatts«, »Die Hansestadt im Rausch der Forschung. Delmenhorster Kreisblatt, 07.06.2000 Mitmachen und Ausprobieren war »Den Ozean entdecken«, Bremer Tageszei- das Motto der ersten Bremer ›Lange tung, 28.08.2000 Nacht der Wissenschaften‹«, Die Welt, 26.08.2002 Wissenschaftssommer Bremen 2002 »Bremer Meeresforschungs-Institute im Allgemein Überblick«, Beilage Weser Kurier, »Das Korallenparadies«, National Geogra- 17.08.2002 phic Deutschland, Januar 2000 Das UNIVERSUM und seine Nachbarn. Wis- 2. Sonnabend der Wissenschaft, senschaftler des ZMT interviewt durch 01.06.2002 Wissenschaftsjournalisten, 07.09.2000 »Am Sonnabend zur Uni«, Weser Kurier, »Fischzucht in Teichen soll vor allem Armen 28.05.2002 helfen. Institut fördert umweltfreundliche »Kostenloser Bus-Pendeldienst hilft beim Methoden in der Dritten Welt«, Weser Besuch der Uni. Zweiter ‚Wissenschafts- Kurier, 15.09.2000 sonnabend‘ steht an - Auch etliche »Das Wasser zog ihn immer magisch an. Institute gewähren einen Blick hinter die Marc Kochzius erforscht den Lebensraum Kulissen«, Delmenhorster Kreisblatt, Riff«, Weser Kurier, Bremer Nachrichten, 28.05.2002 27.12.2000 »Fladenbrot und Korallenriff. Die Wissen- »Der Chemie-Ingenieur …«, Siegener schaft als Gastgeberin: ›City of Science- Zeitung, 15.03.2001 Sonnabend‹ im Universitätsviertel, Weser »Neue Köpfe. Tropen und Chemie«, Kurier, 02.06.2002 Kreiszeitung, 14.04.2001 »Wissenschaftssonnabend an der Uni-Bremen »Kooperation im Sinne der Umwelt – Zen- – Wissenschaft zum Sehen, Hören und trum für Marine Tropenökologie feder- Begreifen«, Bremer Anzeiger, 05.06.2002 führend bei der Meeresforschung«, Die Welt, 19.07.2001 GeoTouren, 25.07.2002 »Forscher arbeiten an Netz zur Meeresfor- »Reise in die Welt der Tropen – Mit der schung. Konferenz in Bremen – Rund 50

78_appendix Experten beraten«, Nordsee-Zeitung, International Environmental Sciences PUBLIC RELATIONS 22.03.2002 - Conference builds on Impulses from Sci- »Bremer Forscher wollen die Ozeane beob- ence and Politics for the World Summit achten«, Die Welt, 22.03.2002 2002, 19.09.2001 »Bremer Forscher beobachten das Meer«, ISATEC: Einladung zur ISATEC Graduierungs- TAZ, 22.03.2002 feier, 24.09.2001 »Spaziergänge in ›city of science‹. Neues RSP/Jordanien-Projekt: Bremer Meeresbio- Internetportal soll Wissenschaftsstandort logen lüften das Geheimnis von Korallen- Bremen/Bremerhaven stärken – ›Unter riffen. Neueste Erkenntnisse in jüngster Dachmarke untrennbar verbunden‹«, Ausgabe der Fachzeitschrift »Nature«, Nordsee-Zeitung, 24.04.2002 15.10.2001 »Genesung ohne Garantie«, Focus 52, 2002, S. 13 German-Cuban Workshop: Havanna und Bremen - gemeinsam forschen zum Press releases Schutz der Meeresküsten - Erstmals deutsch-kubanischer Workshop am Bremer Symposium »Meer und Strand«/ Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie in Direktorenwechsel: Wie schlecht geht es Bremen, 27.02.2002 den Küstenzonen wirklich? Tagung der 2. Sonnabend der Wissenschaft, 01.06.2002: deutschen Meeresbiologen in Bremen, Wissenschaftssonnabend im Uni-Viertel: 22.03.2000 Fallturmmodell, Hanse-Geschichte, Flug Bremer Symposium »Meer und Strand«/ durch den Körper, High-Tech-Material, Direktorenwechsel: Einladung zur Ver- Antarktis und Tropenforschung, Uni- abschiedungsfeier von Professor Gotthilf press aktuell 109, Bremen, 23.05.2002 Hempel, 22.03.2000 Future Search Conference: 10 Jahre nach 14. gtö-Jahrestagung: Jahrestagung der Deut- Rio: Schritte zu einer nachhaltigen Ent- schen Tropenökologen zum zweiten Mal wicklung und Nutzung von Küsten und in Bremen. 250 Wissenschaftler disku- Meeren, 29.05.2002 tieren neue Konzepte zum Schutz der Clean Aquaculture: Clean Aquaculture in den Tropen, 05.02.2001 Startlöchern, 17.06.2002 Indonesien-Kooperation: Meeresforschung Costa-Rica-Lehrkooperation: Internationa- und Ausbildung für Südostasien. Bremer ler Studiengang zum Küstenzonenma- Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie fe- nagement in Costa Rica aus der Taufe derführend beim internationalen Treffen gehoben - Bremen massgeblich beteiligt, in Zentraljava, 22.03.2001 26.08.2002 ISATEC: Einladung zur Pressekonferenz ISATEC: Internationaler Master-Studiengang der Universität Bremen: »Studieren in zur aquatischen Tropenökologie für fünf Deutschland« – internationale Studienan- Jahre akkreditiert, 26.08.2002 gebote in Bremen, hrsg. von der Presse- Reef Check: Der Niedergang der Korallen- stelle der Universität Bremen, 05.04.2001 riffe dauert an - Reef Check Foundation ZMT-Forum 2001: Bundesforschungsminis- veröffentlicht den Fünfjahresbericht zum terin besucht das Zentrum für Marine bevorstehenden Weltgipfel in Johannes- Tropenökologie, 21.05.2001 burg. Einladung zur Pressekonferenz am Wochen der Meeresforschung, Wanderaus- 02.09.2000, 29.08.2002 stellung: Wochen der Meeresforschung MADAM: Bremens Mangrovenforschung in Delmenhorst, hrsg. von MARUM, weiterhin auf Erfolgskurs – MADAM geht 24.05.2000 in die dritte Runde, 04.09.2002 IOI Executive Council Meeting: Prof. Dr. Eli- ISATEC: Erfolgreiches Master-Studium in sabeth Mann Borgese und das IOI zu Gast Bremen. Absolventen werden am 24. am ZMT, 04.09.2001 September 2002 feierlich verabschiedet, SCOPE XIth GA: Bremen im Mittelpunkt der Uni-Press aktuell 197, Bremen, 19.09.2002 internationalen Umweltwissenschaften MADAM: BMBF unterstützt Waldforschung - Tagung setzt auf Impulse aus Wissen- in Brasilien mit 3,2 Millionen Euro. Ziel ist schaft und Politik für den Weltgipfel die nachhaltige Nutzung der ökologisch 2002, 19.09.2001 wertvollen Mangroven-Wälder, hrsg. vom SCOPE XIth GA: Bremen in the Center of BMBF; 25.09.2002

79_appendix PUBLIC RELATIONS Videos »Das Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie »Tropical forests between land and sea. Man- in Bremen«, Promotion (5 Min.), Mark grove research in Northern Brazil«. A Wunsch, 2001 video documentation about the German- Brazilian research programme Mangrove Exhibitions Dynamics and Management (MADAM), Federal German Ministry for Education Wanderausstellung »Wochen der Meeresfor- and Research (bmb+f/DLR), Johannes schung«, Delmenhorst, 29.05.-08.07.2000, Eckelmann, Eule Film, 2000 (in Englisch, Vegesack, 25.08.- 24.09.2000, Nienburg, Deutsch & Portugiesisch) 08.01.-08.02.2001 »Korallenforschung am Roten Meer« (5 »Tag der Offenen Tür«, Universität Bremen, Min.), Mark Wunsch, 2001 23.06.2000

ZMT STAFF Scientists Westhaus-Ekau, Petra, Dr.; Projekt Behling, Dr. Hermann; Paleoecology Assistance, Fishery Biology Berger, Dr. Uta; Modelling Wolff, Matthias, Prof. Dr.; Director ISATEC Diele, Dr. Karen; Zoology Programme, Population Ecology Dittmann, Dr. Sabine; Benthosecollogy Wunsch, Mark, Dr.; Multimedia, Marine Ekau, Dr. Werner; Fishery Biology, Ecology Administration Glaser, Dr. Marion; Socio-economy Other Staff Members Heiss, Dr. Georg; Reef Ecology Bergmann, Kai; EDV-Administration (until 30.09.2002) Birkicht, Dipl. Ing. Matthias; Laboratory Hildenbrandt, Hanno, Dipl. Math.; Modelling Boehme, Gabriele; Accountancy, Logistics Hirch, Stefanie, Dipl. Biol. ; Data Management Dasbach, Dorthee; Laboratory Ittekkot, Prof. Dr. Venugopalan; Director, Gloede, Susanne; Accountancy Biogeochemistry (until 31.05.2002) Jennerjahn, Dr. Tim; Biogeochemistry Hanning, Dipl. Ing. Andreas; Technician, Jiménez, Dr. Carlos; Reef Ecology EDV-Administration Klöpper, Dipl. Biol. Sascha; Marine Ecology Kadler, Sabine; Laboratory Krause, Dipl. Geogr. Gesche; Geography Ludwig, Wolfgang; ISATEC Technician Kunzmann, Dr. Andreas; Contakt Offi ce, Meyerholz, Silke; Secretariate Marine Ecology Morisse, Ole; Laboratory Lara, Dr. Rubén José; Biogeochemistry Müller, Christa; Secretariate Loick, Natalie, Dipl. Biol.; JGOFS, Opitz, Ilona; Accountancy Coordination Peterke, Dieter; Laboratory Mehlig, Dr. Ulf ; Botany Pohl, Heinfried; Technician Mühlig-Hoffmann, Annette; Marine Zoology Stefes, Carola; Accountancy (until 30.11.2002) Orejas Saco del Valle, Dr. Covadonga; Trainees Projekt Coordination, Reef Ecology Sandra Krautwaschl, Bremen; Laboratory; Pohlmann, Dr. Kirsten; ISATEC Coordination 01.06.00-31.07.02 Richter, Dr. Claudio; Reef Ecology, Plankton Verena Sahlmann (Schülerin), Bremen ; Rixen, Dr. Tim; Biogeochemistry Laboratory; 04.-22.03.2002 Saint-Paul, Prof. Dr. Ulrich; Deputy Director, Gerald Weßel (Schüler), Bremen; Marine Ecology Laboratory; 27.05.-14.06.2002 Schnack, Dr. Christiane; Public Relations, Marian Yong-an Hu, Wachtberg; Laboratory; Library 05.08.-14.09.02 Suthhof, Dr. Andreas; Biogeochemistry (until 15.07.2002) Unger, Dr. Daniela; Biogeochemistry

80_appendix Local Riau University (UNRI), Pekanbaru, COOPERATION Universität Bremen Indonesien AGREEMENTS AND MARUM (AWI, Fachbereich Geowissenschaf- Universidad de Costa Rica de San José ten, MPI Marine Mikrobiologie) (CIMAR/UCR), Costa Rica MEMBERSHIPS Polyplan GmbH, Bremen Universidad Nacional (UNA), Costa Rica Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina National (UNALM), Costa Rica Deutsche Gesellschaft für Meeresforschung Universidad Católica del Norte, Chile (DGM), Hamburg Universidade Federal do Pará (UFPa), Ecomares GmbH, Büsum Brasilien Erwin Sander Elektroapparatebau GmbH, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco Hannover (UFPE), Recife, Brasilien Institut für Meereskunde, Kiel Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (UNSOED), Max-Planck-Institut für Experimentelle Purwokerto, Indonesien Medizin, Göttingen University of Bangalore, Indien University of Indonesia (UI), Jakarta, International Indonesien Agency for the Assessment and Application University of Jordan, Amman, Jordanien of Technology of the Republic of Indonesia University of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, (BPP Teknologi), Indonesien Malaysia Department of Zoology of the University of University of Windhoek, Namibia Cape Coast (UCC), Ghana Yarmouk University, Irbid, Jordanien Fisheries Faculty of Bung Hatta University (BHU/IACRS), Padang, Indonesien Memberships Fisheries Faculty of Bogor University (IPB), Association of Tropical and Subtropical Agri- Bogor, Indonesien culture Research (ATSAF), Stuttgart Hasanuddin University (UNHAS), Makassar, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Tropenökologie Indonesien e.V. (GTÖ), München Institute of Oceanography, Vietnam Deutsches Forum für Entwicklungsorientier- Instituto de Oceanología (IdO), Havanna, te Forschung (DFOR), Feldafi ng Kuba Deutsche Sektion der Intergovernmental International Ocean Institute (IOI), Halifax, Oceanographic Commission (IOC) Kanada International Society for Reef Studies (ISRS), International Society for Mangrove Ecosys- University of Kansas, USA tems (ISME), Okinawa, Japan Network of Tropical Aquaculture and Interuniversity Institute (IUI), Eilat, Israel Fisheries Scientists (NTAFS-ICLARM), Marine Science Station, Aqaba, Jordanien Malaysia National Aquatic Resources Research and Unifreunde - Freunde der Universität Bre- Development Agency, NARA, Sri Lanka men und der International University National Institute of Oceanography and Bremen e.V. Fisheries (NIOF), Alexandria, Kairo, Wittheit zu Bremen Hurghada, Suez, Ägypten

81_appendix BOARD OF Dr. Walter Dörhage (Vorsitzender), Senator Prof. Dr. K. E. Linsenmair, Lehrstuhl für Tierö- TRUSTEES für Bildung und Wissenschaft, Bremen kologie und Tropenbiologie, Universität Dr. Holger Bienhold, Senator für Bildung und Würzburg Wissenschaft, Bremen Dr. Uwe Lohmeyer, Deutsche Gesellschaft Frau Gerlind Schütte, Senator für Wirtschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) und Häfen, Bremen GmbH, Eschborn Prof. Dr. Wilfried Müller, Rektor der Univer- Prof. Dr. Gerold Wefer, Universität Bremen, sität Bremen (stellvertr. Vorsitzender), Bremen Bremen Dr. Hartmut Keune, BMBF, Bonn (Gast) Prof. Dr. H. Rosenthal, Institut für Meeres- kunde, Kiel

LIST OF ABEQUA Associação Brasileira de Estu- BHU Bung Hatta University (Padang, ACRONYMS dos do Quaternário (Brasilien) Indonesien) AGEP Arbeitsgemeinschaft entwick- BIA Bremer Innovations-Agentur lungsländerbezogener Post- BIS Bremerhavener Investitions- graduierten-Programme und Stadtentwicklungsgesell- AIMS Australian Institute of Marine schaft Science BITZ Bremer Innovations- und ALFA-COSTA Technologiezentrum América Latina Formación BIOLOG Biodiversität und Globaler Académica – Coastal Sustainable Wandel Management of Tropical America BIOME Global Biome Mapping Project AMB Arbeitsgemeinschaft meeres- BMBF Bundesministerium für Bildung kundlicher Bibliotheken und Forschung ACQUIN Akkreditierungs-, Certifi zie- BMVEL Bundesministerium für Ver- rungs- und Qualitätssicherungs- braucherschutz, Ernährung und Institut e.V Landwirtschaft ASEAN Association of South-East Asian BMZ Bundesministerium für Wirt- Nations schaftliche Zusammenarbeit ASLO American Society for Limnolo- und Entwicklung gy and Oceanography BPPT Agency for the Assessment ATSAF Arbeitsgemeinschaft Tropische and Application of Technology und Subtropische Agrarfor- (Indonesien) schung e.V. (jetzt BEAF: Bera- BRAMS Brantas-Madura-Strait Biogeo- tungsgruppe Entwicklungsorien- chemistry tierte Agrarforschung) B.Sc. Bachelor of Science AWI Alfred-Wegener-Institut für BSH Bundesamt für Seeschiffahrt Polar- und Meeresforschung und Hydrographie (Bremerhaven) CAU Christian-Albrechts-Universität BCGC BENEFIT Committee for Ger- Kiel man Cooperation CDG Carl-Duisberg-Gesellschaft BEAF Beratungsgruppe Entwicklungs- CGK Cordes-Graefe-Kluncker, Bre- orientierte Agrarforschung men BENEFIT The Benguela Environment CHM Clearing House Mechanism, Fisheries Interaction & Training Kanada Programme CIBMOR Centro de Investigaciones BEO Projektträger des BMBF, Biolo- Biológicas del Noreste (La Paz, gie, Energie und Ökologie Baja California) BFAFi Bundesforschungsanstalt für CIM Centro de Investigaciones Mari- Fischerei nas (Kuba)

82_appendix CIMAR Centro de Investigación en EU Europäische Union LIST OF Ciencias del Mar y Limnología FAO Food and Agriculture Organiza- ACRONYMS (Costa Rica) tion of the United Nations CIP Centro des Investigaciones FB Fachbereich Pesqueras (Kuba) FIAS Flow Injection Analysis System CITMA Ministerio de Ciencias, Tecnolo- FON Field of Neighbourhood gía y Medio Ambiente (Kuba) FRS Fisheries Research Ship CMTT Continental Margin Task Team FS Forschungsschiff CNPq Conselho Nacional de FUNTEC Fundação de Tecnologia Flo- Desenvolvimento Científi co e restal e Geoprocessamento Tecnológico (Brasilien) (Brasilien) CSA Cambridge Scientifi c Abstracts GEO Geowissenschaften der Univer- DAAD Deutscher Akademischer sität Bremen Austauschdienst GEOMAR Forschungszentrum für marine DATZ Deutsche Aquarien- und Geowissenschaften der Christi- Terrarien Zeitung an-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel DDP Deutschlands neue Nachrich- GIACT Gestion Integrada de Areas tenagentur Dienste Costeras Tropicales DDR Deutsche demokratische GIS Geographisches Informations- Republik system DED Deutscher Entwicklungshilfe- GKSS Gesellschaft für Kernenergie- dienst verwertung in Schiffbau und DEKLIMC Deutsche Klimawirkungsfor- Schiffahrt mbH (Geesthacht) schung, Teil C GTÖ Deutsche Gesellschaft für Tro- DFG Deutsche Forschungsgemein- penökologie schaft GTZ Gesellschaft für Technische DG Directorate-General of the Zusammenarbeit European Commission HfK Hochschule für Künste, Bremen DGM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Mee- HPLC High Performance Liquid Chro- resforschung matography DKP Ministry of Maritime Affairs and HTML Hypertext Markup Language Fisheries (Indonesien) HWK Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg DLR Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- Delmenhorst und Raumfahrt e.V. IACRS Indonesian Association for DZG Deutsche Zoologische Gesell- Coral Reef Studies schaft IB Internationales Büro ECNU East China Normal University IC Ionenchromatographie ECOMARIS ICBM Institut für Chemie und Biologie Ecological Marine Recirculation des Meeres, Oldenburg Systems ICRI International Coral Reef ECOSUR El Colegio de la Frontera Sur Initiative EDFAM European Decapod Fisheries: ICSU The International Council for Assessment and Management Science EEAA Egyptian Environmental Affairs ICZM Integrated Coastal Zone Ma- Agency (Ägypten) nagement EIOT Equatorial Indian Ocean Trapp IdO Instituto de Oceanología (Kuba) ENAAM Encontro Nacional de Educacao IDW Informationsdienst Wissen- Ambiental em Àreas Mangue- schaft zais (Brasilien) IEE Institute for Ecological Econo- ENSO El Niño-Southern Oscillation mics (University of Maryland, EPD European Pollen Database USA) ETFERN European Tropical Forest Re- IfBM Institut für Biogeochemie und search Network Meereschemie der Universität ETM Enhanced Thematic Mapper Hamburg (ETM) IfM Institut für Meereskunde Kiel

83_appendix LIST OF IGBP International Geosphere- MARUM Zentrum für Marine Umwelt- ACRONYMS Biosphere Programme wissenschaften (Bremen) InnoWi Innovation für die Wirtschaft MCM Marine and Coastal Manage- INQUA International Union for ment (Südafrika) Quaternary Research MEN RISTEK INVEMAR Instituto de Investigaciones Minister for Science and Tech- Marinas y Costeras nology (Indonesien) IOC Intergovernmental Oceano- MOU Memorandum of Understanding graphic Commission MOSTE Vietnamese Ministry of Science, IOI International Ocean Institute Technology and Environment IOW Institut für Ostseeforschung MPEG Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi (Warnemünde) (Brasilien) IPCC Intergovernmental Panel on MPI Max-Planck-Institut Climate Change MPIBC Max-Planck-Institut für biophy- IPB Fisheries Faculty of Bogor Uni- sikalische Chemie (Göttingen) versity (Indonesien) MPIEM Max-Planck-Institut für experi- ISATEC International Studies in Aquatic mentelle Medizin (Göttingen) Tropical Ecology MPIMM Max-Planck-Institut für marine ISME International Society for Mang- Mikrobiologie (Bremen) rove Ecosystems MRE Ministério das Relações Exteri- ISRS International Society for Reef ores (Brasilien) Studies M.Sc. Master of Science IST Institute of Technology, MSS Marine Science Station, Aqaba Surabaya (Jordanien) ITB Bogor Agricultural University NEBROC Netherlands Bremen Oceano- (Indonesien) graphy ITLOS International Tribunal for the NGO Non-Governmental Organisati- Law of the Sea on IUI Internuniversity Institute NHI Neue Hanse Interregio – (Israel) Nieuwe Hanze Interregio IUIC Instituto de Investigaciones NIO National Institute of Oceano- Científi cas (Venezuela) graphy (Goa, Indien) JGOFS Joint Global Ocean Flux Study NIOF National Institute of Oceano- JIGIE Joint Indonesian German Indian graphy and Fisheries (Ägypten) Ocean Expedition NIOZ Nederlands Instituut voor On- JIGSE Joint Indonesian-German Sunda derzoek der Zee (Texel) Expedition NLU Institut für Natur-, Landschafts- JOPS I/II Joint Oceanographic Projects I/II und Umweltschutz KfW Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau NRC National Research Center (Frankfurt) (Ägypten) KiWi Mangroven-Waldmodell NTAFS Network of Tropical Aquacul- KLMN Konferenz leitender Meeres- ture and Fisheries Scientists, forscher Norddeutschlands ICLARM (Malaysia) KÖM Küste, Ökologie und Mensch NUMA Núcleo do Meio Ambiente LAPD Latin American Pollen Database (Brasilien) LIPI Indonesian Institute of Sciences NWO Nederlandse Organisatie voor LME Large Marine Ecosystem Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek LOICZ Land-Ocean Interactions in the OECD Organization for Economic Coastal Zone Cooperation and Development MADAM Mangrove Dynamics and Ma- PACON Pacifi c Congress on Marine nagement Science and Technology MAIS Mangroven-Informationssystem PAGES Past Global Environmental MARCUBA Changes (IGBP) Congress on Marine Science in PANGAEA Cuba Paleo-Network for Geological

84_appendix and Environmental Data System (Computermodell) LIST OF PCAMRD Philippine Councel for Aquatic SIRRO Siberian River Runoff ACRONYMS and Marine Research and Deve- SOA State Oceanic Administration lopment SOLAS Surface Ocean Lower Atmos- PCG Palestine Consultancy Group phere Study (Jerusalem) SP Sonderstipendienprogramm PD/A Programas Demonstrativas, tipo SSC Scientifi c Steering Committee A (Brasilien) SUCOZOMA PEP Pole Equator Pole Sustainable Coastal Zone Ma- Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy nagement (Schweden) PIK Potsdam Institut für Klima- SKLEC State Key Laboratory of Estua- folgenforschung (Potsdam) rine and Coastal Research POLYPLAN TEMA Training, Education and Mutual Ingenieurbüro für Energie- und Assistance Umwelttechnik GmbH (Bremen) TROPICOAST PPGCIEN Programa de Pós-Graduação Datenbank für tropische em Ciências: Enfase em Desen- Küstenforschung volvimento Sustentável (Brasilien) TUVA United Lands of Neighbours for PRORENDA the Environment (Costa Rica) Programma de Renda Familiar TZ Technische Zusammenarbeit (Brasilien) TTZ Technologie-Transfer-Zentrale ProSys Gesellschaft für produktions- Schleswig-Holstein orientierte Umweltsystem- UCC University of Cape Coast technologien und -management (Ghana) mbH UCR Universidad de Costa Rica PUSH Public Understanding of Science (Costa Rica) and Humanities UENF Universidade Estadual do RMD Resource and Development Norte Fluminense, Campos-RJ Devision (Philippinen) (Brasilien) RISTEK Ministry of Science and Techno- UFCE Universidade Federal do Ceará logy (Indonesien) (Fortaleza, Brasilien) RSMAS Rosenstiel School of Marine UFF Universidade Federal Fluminen- and Atmospheric Science (USA) se (Niteroi, Brasilien) RSP Red Sea Program on Marine UFPa Universidade Federal da Pará Sciences (Belém, Brasilien) RV Research Vessel UFPe Universidade Federal de Per- SADC South African Development nambuco (Recife, Brasilien) Countries UFRPe Universidade Federal Rural de SAMSS South African Marine Sciences Pernambuco (Recife, Brasilien) Symposium UFT Zentrum für Umweltforschung SBBT Southern Bay of Bengal Trap und Umwelttechnologie SCOPE Scientifi c Committee on UFZ Umweltforschungszentrum Problems of the Environment Leipzig-Halle GmbH SCOR Scientifi c Committee on Ocea- ULBRA Universidade Luterana do Brasil nic Research (Brasilien) SECTAM Secretaria do Meio Ambiente– UNA Universidad Nacional de Costa environmental ministry of the Rica (Costa Rica) state of Pára, Brasilien UNALM Universidad Nacional Agraria La SFAS Segmented Flow Analysing Molina (Costa Rica) System UNAM University of Namibia SFB Sonderforschungsbereich UNAN-León SHIFT Studies on Human Impact on Universidad Nacional Autónoma Forests and Floodplains in the de Nicaragua-León (Nicaragua) Tropics UNCBD The United Nations Conventi- Sim-Coast Coastal Management Expert on on Biodiversity LIST OF UNCED The United Nations Confe- ACRONYMS rence on Environment and Development UNCLOS United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea UNEP United Nations Environmental Programme UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientifi c and Cultural Organi- zation UNHAS University of Hasanuddin (Indonesien) UNRI University of Riau (Indonesien) UNSOED Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (Indonesien) UNSW University of New South Wales (Australien) URGS Universidade Federal Rio Grande do Sul (Brasilien) USP Universidade de São Paulo (Brasilien) WAST Western Arabian Sea Trap WAVES Water Availability, Vulnerability of Ecosystems and Society in the north-east of Brazil WBGU Wissenschaftlicher Beirat der Bundesregierung Globale Um- weltveränderungen WOCE World Ocean Circulation Expe- riment WOTRO Netherlands Foundation for the Advancement of Tropical Research WTZ Wissenschaftlich-Technische Zusammenarbeit WWF World Wildlife Fund ZAIT Zentrum für Angewandte Infor- mationstechnik ZALF Zentrum für Agrarlandschafts- und Landnutzungsforschung (Müncheberg) ZARM Zentrum für angewandte Raumfahrttechnik und Mikro- gravitation

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