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34Th IAMSLIC Conference, Suva, Fiji, September 14-18, 2008 ATTENDEE LIST Anderson, Kristen Butler, Barb Crampon, William Hamilton Library Loyd and Dorothy William J. Crampon & University of Hawaii Rippey Library Associates 2550 McCarthy Mall Oregon Institute of 4228 Conquista Ave Honolulu, HI 96822 Marine Biology Lakewood, CA 90713 United States PO Box 5389 [email protected] 808-956-2544 Charleston, OR 97420 [email protected] 541-888-2581 Daniel, Rebekah [email protected] Ministry of Marine Babitu, Verenaisi Resources SPC Library - Suva Carle, Daria O. Avarua Secretariat of the UAA Consortium Rarotonga Pacific Community Library Cook Islands Private Mail Bag University of Alaska 682 28721 Suva, Fiji Anchorage [email protected] +679 3370 733 3211 Providence Dr [email protected] Consortium Library Davies, Suzie Anchorage, AK 99508 Great Barrier Reef Barnwell, Jane 907-786-1869 Marine Park Authority Pacific Resources for [email protected] PO Box 1379 Education and Townsville, QLD Learning Cohen, Pip 4810 900 Fort Street Mall ReefBase Australia Suite 1300 WorldFish Center 61 7 47500801 Honolulu, HI 96813 University of the South [email protected] United States Pacific 8084411320 Suva, Fiji Edwards, Florence [email protected] 679 3231983 Marshall Islands [email protected] Marine Resources Barr, Dorothy Authority Ernst Mayr Library Crampon, Jean PO Box 860 MCZ Science & Engineering Majuro, Marshall Harvard University Library Islands 96960 26 Oxford Street University of Southern 692 6253206 Cambridge, MA 02138 California [email protected] 617-495-1348 910 Bloom Walk [email protected] SSL 303-A Fritzler, Peter Los Angeles, CA W.M. Randall Library Basso, Jonathan 90089-0481 UNC Wilmington SPC 213-740-4421 601 South College Rd BP D5 [email protected] Wilmington, NC Noumea, French 28403-5616 Southern Territories 910-962-7807 [email protected] 79 ATTENDEE LIST Gaudechoux, Jean-Paul Hammond-Thrasher, Kalenchits Maria Secretariat of the Chris PIMRIS Library Pacific Community USPL Systems University of the South PO Box D5 Manager Pacific School of Noumea, French University of the South Marine Studies Southern Territories Pacific Laucala Bay Private Mail Bag 98848 Suva, Fiji Suva, Fiji [email protected] +679 323 2233 679 323 2934 [email protected] [email protected] Gee, Megan NIWA Christchurch Hanna, Roger Kapule, Ataban T. Library Guest MFMR Library P O Box 8602 2264 McLean Drive Ministry of Fisheries Riccarton Vancouver, BC and Marine Resources Christchurch, New V5N3K1 Canada P. O. Box G13 Zealand 8440 [email protected] Honiara, Solomon +64 3 343 8059 Islands [email protected] Haspeslagh, Jan (677) 39143 Flanders Marine [email protected] Gibert, Anne Institute SPC Library Wandelaarkaai 7 Kelly, Greg Secretariat of the Oostende, Belgium NIWA Pacific Community B-8400 P O Box 8602 BP D5 [email protected] Riccarton Noumea, French Christchurch, New Southern Territories Heckman, Jan Zealand 8440 98848 University of +64 3 343 8059 00687260132 Connecticut - Avery Pt. [email protected] [email protected] 1084 Shennecossett Rd Groton, CT 06340 Kemp, Peter Goossens, Bart 860-405-9291 Mycologia Australia [email protected] Research Institute for Pty Ltd Nature and Forest 1/454 Scarborough Heckman, Mary Kliniekstraat 25 Beach Rd University of Brussels, Belgium Osborne Park, WA Connecticut - Avery Pt 1070 6017 Academic Services +32 (0)477580029 Australia 1084 Shennecossett Rd. [email protected] +61894435755 Groton, CT 06340 [email protected] 860-405-9058 [email protected] 80 ATTENDEE LIST Kleiber, Eleanor Murgatroyd, Peter Neumeister-Kemp, SPC Library SPREP IRC Heike Secretariat of the Secretariat for the Mycologia Australia Pacific Community Pacific Regional Pty Ltd BP D5 Environment 1/454 Scarborough Noumea 98848 Programme Beach Rd French Southern PO Box 240 Osborne Park, WA Territories Apia, Samoa 6017 Australia +687.26.20.00 (685) 21929 +61894435755 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Koeltz, Sven Naidu, Dorene Norton, Cathy Koeltz Scientific Books SOPAC Library MBLWHOI Library PO Box 1360 SOPAC Secretariat 7 MBL Street D-61462 PMB GPO Woods Hole, MA Koengistein, Germany Suva, Fiji 02543 49 6174 93720 [email protected] 508-289-7341 [email protected] [email protected] Nakalevu, Samuela Mar, Gwen SPC Library - Suva Nunn, Patrick USPL Librarian Secretariat of the University of the South University of the South Pacific Community Pacific, Laucala Bay Pacific, Laucala Bay Private Mail Bag Suva, Fiji Suva, Fiji Suva, Fiji +679 32 32182 +679 323 2287 +679 3370 733 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Oftedahl, Lenora Marahare, Eddie Nelson, Chris StreamNet Regional South Pacific Forum N H 'Doc' Fisher Library Fisheries Agency Geoscience Library Columbia River Inter- P.O Box 629 Geoscience Australia Tribal Fish 1 FFA Road PO Box 378 Commission Honiara, Solomon Canberra, Capitol 729 NE Oregon St Islands Territories 2601 Ste 190 677 21124 Australia Portland, OR 97232 [email protected] 61 2 6249 9200 360-901-4235 [email protected] [email protected] Matutu, George Ministry of Marine Resources Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands 682 28721 [email protected] 81 ATTENDEE LIST Patu, Lusila Raj, Rajneil Seru, Akosita Library of American USPL Analyst Fiji Fisheries Library Samoa Envir. Resource Programmer Fiji Fisheries Department of Marine University of the South Department and Wildlife Resources Pacific, Laucala Bay P.O.Box 3165 P.O. Box 3730 Suva, Fiji Lami, Fiji, Suva Pago Pago, Samoa +679 323 2841 3361122 96799 [email protected] [email protected] 684-633-4456 [email protected] Ram-Bidesi, Vina Soto, Vicki USP, Laucala Campus ProQuest Pemberton, Anne Suva, Fiji 7200 Wisconsin University of North 679-3232989 Avenue #601 Carolina Wilmington [email protected] Bethesda, MD 20814 1509 Lynchfield Court 301-961-6784 Wilmington, NC 28412 Rao, Ganeshan [email protected] 910-962-7810 Grifftih University [email protected] 46 Owens Crescent Ta'amu, Va'asa Regents Park, NSW Library of American Pepe, Richard 4118 Samoa Envir. Resource Food and Agriculture Australia Department of Marine Organization of UN [email protected] and Wildlife Resources Viale Terme Di P.O. Box 3730 Caracalla Rosenblatt, Denise Pago Pago, Samao Rome, Italy 00153 USPL Librarian 96799 0657051 University of the South 684-633-4456 [email protected] Pacific, Laucala Bay [email protected] Suva, Fiji Qica, Ela +679 323 2690 Taylor, Sally USPL Digitization [email protected] Woodward Library Librarian University of British University of the South Serpanchy, Kevin Columbia Pacific, Laucala Bay ProQuest 2198 Health Sciences Suva. Fiji Level 1 Mall +679 323 2251 607 St. Kilda Road Vancouver, BC [email protected] Melbourne 3004 V6T1Z3 Australia Canada +61408027344 1-604-822-6638 [email protected] [email protected] bc.ca 82 ATTENDEE LIST Thaman, Randolph Vakaciwa, Vilimaina Wible, Joe University of the South USP Library Harold A. Miller Pacific, Laucala Bay University of the South Library Suva, Fiji Pacific, Laucala Hopkins Marine +679 32 32993 Campus Station of Stanford [email protected] Suva, Fiji University 3232234 or 9303583 Pacific Grove, CA Tiitii. Ulusapeti [email protected] 93950-3094 Samoa Fisheries 831-655-6228 Division Valemei, Asenaca [email protected] P.O.Box1874 ReefBase Pacific Apia. Samoa 20369 Project Winiarz, Elizabeth [email protected] Institute of Marine Claire T. Carney Resources Library Tumoa, Raikaon University of the South UMass Dartmouth Ministry of Fisheries & Pacific 285 Old Westport Road Marine Resources Suva, Fiji. North Dartmouth, MA Development +679 323 1983 02747 PO Box 64 [email protected] 508-999-8696 Bairiki [email protected] Tarawa, Kiribati Watkins, Steve +686 21099 CSU Monterey Bay Yee, Sin Joan [email protected] Library USP, Laucala Campus 100 Campus Center, Suva, Fiji Tupou, Emeline Bldg. 12 679+ 3232 282 Tonga Fisheries Seaside, CA 93955 [email protected] Division 8315823793 PO Box 871 [email protected] Nuku'alofa, Tonga 67621399 [email protected] 83.
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