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Lists of Members of TWSC Groups Document No.: WSB 28/7.1/2 Date: 04 March 19 Submitted By: TWSC Review Core Group / CWSS Wadden Sea Board WSB 28 14 March 2018 Berlin, Germany Agenda Item: 7. TWSC Review Subject: Lists of members of TWSC groups Document No.: WSB 28/7.1/2 Date: 04 March 19 Submitted by: TWSC Review Core Group / CWSS Attached is the list of members of all TWSC groups prepared as part of the review process. The underlying general composition of each group has been documented in the corresponding TOR (WSB 28/7.1/1). Proposal: The meeting is invited to note the information and to appoint the chairpersons of the three Task Groups. Overview on proposed TWSC Task Groups, Expert Groups, Network Groups and (ad-hoc) Working Groups and current/foreseen members of the respective Groups Proposed TWSC Task Groups, Expert Groups, Network Groups and (ad-hoc) Working Groups at a glance Task Groups Task Group Management (TG-M) Task Group Monitoring & Assessment (TG-MA) Task Group World Heritage (TG-WH) Expert Groups Expert Group Climate Change Adaptation (EG-C) Expert Groups Migratory and Breeding Birds (EG-MB/BB) Expert Group Salt Marshes & Dunes (EG SMD) Expert Group Seals (EG-Seals) Expert Group Data (EG-Data) Network Groups Network Group Education (NG-E) Network Group Sustainable Tourism (NG-ST) Ad hoc Working Groups Ad hoc Working Group Alien Species (1 year) (ad hoc WG-AS) Ad hoc Working Group Swimway (1 year) (ad hoc WG-Swimway) Other Groups Operational Team Partnership Hub (OPteamPH) Wadden Sea Flyway Initiative Steering Group (WSFI-SG) Task Group Management (TG-M) Members of the group Denmark Mr Henrik G. Pind Jørgensen (Chair) Ministry of Environment and Food Environmental Protection Agency Germany (Federal, Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein) Mr Thomas Borchers Ms Nina Schröder Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Bundesamt für Naturschutz Conservation and Nuclear Safety Mr Bernd Oltmanns Mr Klaus Janke National Park Authority Lower Saxony Environmental authority of the free Hanseatic city of Hamburg (BUE), National Park Administration Hamburg Ms Maren Bauer Ms Marina Sanns Ministry of Energy, Agriculture, the Schleswig-Holstein Agency for Coastal Environment, Nature and Digitalization Defense, National Park and Marine Schleswig-Holstein Conservation National Park Authority Netherlands Mr Bernard Baerends Mr Floris van Bentum Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Quality Management Secretary Mr Sascha Klöpper (Secretary) Common Wadden Sea Secretariat Task Group Monitoring and Assessment (TG-MA) Members of the group Denmark Mr Henrik G. Pind Jørgensen NN, University of Århus, DCE Ministry of Environment and Food Alternating with Environmental Protection Agency NN, Danish National Environmental Portal Germany (Federal, Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein) Mr Kai Eskildsen Mr Gregor Scheiffarth Schleswig-Holstein Agency for Coastal National Park Authority Lower Saxony Defense, National Park and Marine Conservation National Park Authority Schleswig-Holstein Mr Peter Körber Environmental authority of the free Hanseatic city of Hamburg (BUE), National Park Authority Hamburg Netherlands Mr Gerrit Vossebelt Ms Andrea Houben Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management Management Participants from advisors to WSB and external experts Adi Kellermann (Chair) Kellermann Consultants Friedrichstadt, DE Secretary Mr Sascha Klöpper (Secretary) Common Wadden Sea Secretariat Task Group World Heritage (TG-WH) Members of the group Denmark Ms Heidi Nielsen Mr Erik Dam Ministry of Environment and Food Varde Municipality Environmental Protection Agency Business Region Esbjerg Germany (Federal, Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein) Ms Barbara Engels (Chair) Mr Michael Feiler Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Germany Mr Thomas Borchers (representative) Ms Maren Bauer Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Ministry of Energy, Agriculture, the Environment, Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Germany Nature and Digitalization Schleswig-Holstein Ms Marina Sanns Ms Janne Lieven Schleswig-Holstein Agency for Coastal Defense, Environmental authority of the free Hanseatic city National Park and Marine Conservation of Hamburg (BUE), National Park Authority Schleswig-Holstein National Park Administration Hamburg Mr Hubertus Hebbelmann Ms Margrita Sobottka Ministry for Environment, Energy, Construction National Park Authority Lower Saxony and Climate Protection, Lower Saxony Netherlands Mr Bernard Baerends Mr Jan Beekman Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Province of Groningen Quality Mr Ronald van Dokkum Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management Secretary Mr Harald Marencic (Secretary) Common Wadden Sea Secretariat Expert Group Climate Change Adaptation (EG-C) Members of the group Denmark Mr Klaus Bertram Fries Mr Thomas Larsen Varde Municipality Ministry of Environment and Food Danish Coastal Authority Germany (Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein) Mr Jacobus Hofstede Mr Andreas Wurpts Ministry of Energy, Agriculture, the Coastal Research Station Norderney Environment, Nature and Digitalization Schleswig-Holstein Mr Claus von Hoerschelmann Schleswig-Holstein Agency for Coastal Defense, National Park and Marine Conservation National Park Authority Schleswig- Holstein Netherlands Mr Saa Kabuta Mr Robert Zijlstra (interim Chair) Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Ministry of Infrastructure and the Management Environment Participants from advisors to WSB and external experts Mr Jannes Fröhlich Mr Manfred Vollmer WWF, Wadden Sea Office Wadden Sea Forum Secretary Ms Julia A. Busch (Secretary) Common Wadden Sea Secretariat Expert Groups Migratory and Breeding Birds (EG-MB/BB) Members of the group Denmark Mr John Frikke (Chair EG-MB/BB) Mr Morten Bentzon Hansen Danish Wadden Sea National Park Ministry of Environment and Food Environmental Protection Agency Mr Thomas Bregnballe Aarhus University Department of Bioscience - Wildlife Ecology Germany (Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein) Mr Gundolf Reichert (Chair JMBB) Mr Klaus Günther National Park Authority Lower Saxony Schutzstation Wattenmeer Mr Peter Körber Mr Bernd Hälterlein Environmental authority of the free Schleswig-Holstein Agency for Coastal Hanseatic city of Hamburg (BUE), Defense, National Park and Marine National Park Administration Hamburg Conservation National Park Authority Schleswig-Holstein Mr Jürgen Ludwig Mr Gregor Scheiffarth Staatliche Vogelschutzwarte National Park Authority Lower Saxony Naturschutzstation Unterelbe Netherlands Mr Romke Kleefstra Natuurmuseum Fyslân Participants from advisors to WSB and external experts Mr Menno Hornman Mr Jan Blew SOVON Vogelonderzoek Nederland BioConsult SH Mr Kees Koffijberg Mr Jens Umland SOVON Vogelonderzoek Nederland Secretary Mr Gerold Lüerßen (Secretary) Common Wadden Sea Secretariat Expert Group Salt Marshes and Dunes (EG-SMD) Members of the group Denmark Mr John Frikke Ms Marie S. Glahn Danish Wadden Sea National Park Ministry of Environment and Food Environmental Protection Agency Germany (Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein) Mr Kai Jensen (Chair) Mr Martin Stock Institute of Plant Science and Microbiology Schleswig-Holstein Agency for Coastal Klein Flottbek Defense, National Park and Marine Universität Hamburg Conservation National Park Authority Schleswig-Holstein Mr Peter Körber Mr Jürn Bunje (followed by Franziska Environmental authority of the free Rupprecht) Hanseatic city of Hamburg (BUE), National Park Authority Lower Saxony National Park Administration Hamburg Ms Maike Isermann Bremen University Netherlands Ms Kelly Elschot Wageningen, University & Research (WUR) Dept. Wageningen Marine Research Participants from advisors to WSB and external experts Mr Kolja O. Dudas Mr Peter Esselink Biol. Gutachten K.O. Dudas PUCCIMAR Ecological Research and Consultancy Mr Jörg Petersen Mr Willem van Duin Nature-Consult Artemisia-saltmarsh research Secretary Mr Gerold Lüerßen (Secretary) Common Wadden Sea Secretariat Expert Group Seals (EG-Seals) Members of the group Denmark Mr Anders Galatius Jørgensen Mr Jonas Teilmann Department of Bioscience Department of Bioscience University of Aarhus University of Aarhus Ms Charlotte Bie Thøstesen Fishery- and Maritime Museum Esbjerg Germany (Lower Saxony, Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein) Mr Richard Czeck (Chair) Mr Armin Jeß National Park Authority Lower Saxony Schleswig-Holstein Agency for Coastal Defense, National Park and Marine Conservation National Park Authority Mr Peter Körber Mr Ralf Pund Environmental authority of the free Hanseatic Niedersächsisches Landesamt für city of Hamburg (BUE), Verbraucherschutz und Lebensmittelsicherheit National Park Administration Hamburg Institut für Fische und Fischereierzeugnisse Ms Ursula Siebert Institute for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife Research (ITAW), University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover Netherlands Ms Sophie Brasseur Ms Jenny Cremer Wageningen, University & Research (WUR) Wageningen, University & Research (WUR) Dept. Wageningen Marine Research Dept. Wageningen Marine Research Secretary Ms Julia Busch (Secretary) Common Wadden Sea Secretariat Expert Group Data (EG-Data) Members of the group Denmark Mr Henrik G. Pind Jørgensen NN, University of Århus, DCE. Alternating with Ministry of Environment and Food NN, Danish National Environmental Portal Environmental Protection Agency Germany (Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein) Ms Gabriele Müller Mr Michael Reetz Schleswig-Holstein Agency for Coastal National Park Authority Lower Saxony Defense,
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