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27253 ABSTRACT BOOK Nuovo LR Downloaded from orbit.dtu.dk on: Oct 09, 2021 Molecular determination of grey seal diet in the Baltic Sea in relation to the current seal-fishery conflict Kroner, Anne-Mette; Tange Olsen, Morten; Kindt-Larsen, Lotte; Larsen, Finn; Lundström, Karl Published in: Abstract book of the 32nd Annual Conference of the European Cetacean Society Publication date: 2018 Document Version Publisher's PDF, also known as Version of record Link back to DTU Orbit Citation (APA): Kroner, A-M., Tange Olsen, M., Kindt-Larsen, L., Larsen, F., & Lundström, K. (2018). Molecular determination of grey seal diet in the Baltic Sea in relation to the current seal-fishery conflict. In Abstract book of the 32nd Annual Conference of the European Cetacean Society (pp. 110-110). European Cetacean Society. 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MARINE CONSERVATION FORGING EFFECTIVE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS ECS European Cetacean Society The 32nd Conference LA SPEZIA 6th April to 10th April 2018 2018 THE 32ND CONFERENCE OF THE EUROPEAN CETACEAN SOCIETY LA SPEZIA, ITALY 6th April to 10th April 2018 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME ECS nd European Cetacean Society The 32 Conference LA SPEZIA 6th April to 10th April 2018 2018 Photo: C. Lanfredi Abstract book of the 32nd Annual Conference of the European Cetacean Society Edited by: Vienna Eleuteri, Simone Panidaga, Masha Stroobant Eulabor Institute Tethys Research Institute European Cetacean Society CARBON NEUTRAL - NO PLASTIC CONFERENCE ECS nd European Cetacean Society The 32 Conference LA SPEZIA 6th April to 10th April 2018 2018 CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .................................................................................................................. pag. 4 GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................... pag. 6 THEME ............................................................................................................................................. pag. 6 VENUE ............................................................................................................................................. pag. 7 LA SPEZIA ............................................................................................................................................ pag. 8 MAP OF LA SPEZIA WITH RELEVANT LOCATIONS .................................................................. pag. 9 USEFUL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ pag. 11 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME ...................................................................................................... pag. 12 LIST OF POSTERS ............................................................................................................................ pag. 18 OPENING & KEYNOTE SPEAKERS .............................................................................................. pag. 49 ABSTRACTS – ORAL PRESENTATIONS ..................................................................................... pag. 52 ABSTRACTS – SHORT TALKS ...................................................................................................... pag. 76 ABSTRACTS – POSTERS ................................................................................................................pag. 91 Photo: C. Unger 3 ECS nd European Cetacean Society The 32 Conference LA SPEZIA 6th April to 10th April 2018 2018 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Conference Organising Committee Vienna Eleuteri, Cristiana Longarini, Paolo Asti, Susanna Martorana, Lisa Merlo, Jessica Odifredi, Michael Held, Alessandro Pollio, Francesca Cozzani, Fabrizio Trivelloni, Mariasole Bianco Scientific Committee Simone Panigada, Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara, Maria Cristina Fossi, Arianna Azzellino, Margherita Zanardelli, Daniela Silvia Pace, Bruno Cozzi, Sandro Mazzariol, Gianni Pavan, Michela Podestà, Mascha Stroobant, Joan Gonzalvo, Giancarlo Lauriano Student volunteers Eva Prendergast, Pablo Chevallard, Felix Matthies, Britta Müller, Saliza Bono, Shreya Bhattacharya, Lea Brandes, Claudia Quintana, Antonia Miteva, Olga Novillo Sanjuan, Ines Carneiro, Yaly Mevorach, Maria Serrano, Darshika Manral, Iben Stokholm, Gary Kett, Serena Lagorio, Biagio Violi, Viola Panigada, Manuela Dara, Arianna Zampolo, Beatrice Savinelli, Laura Redaelli, Alessandra Cani, Perla Salzeri, Greta Colombi, Beatrice Parodi, Chiara Trucco, Annalisa Sambolino, Agata Irene di Paola, Davide Ascheri. Local student coordinator: Cristian Passarello ECS student representative: Rebecca Boys 4 ECS nd European Cetacean Society The 32 Conference LA SPEZIA 6th April to 10th April 2018 2018 ORGANIZATION SCIENTIFIC PARTNER PARTNER 5 ECS nd European Cetacean Society The 32 Conference LA SPEZIA 6th April to 10th April 2018 2018 GENERAL INFORMATION THEME The scientific and conservation community urges the world to develop innovative partnerships to accelerate and secure new long-term funding for sustainable ocean management (a), to apply and improve environmental standards and transparency in supply chains that influence the oceans and to harness the unique skill set of the business and private sector (b) to help addressing the challenges that our ‘blue planet’ is facing. The variety and scale of challenges is increasing year on year. We now know more than we have ever known about the ocean and we have made good political progress to recognise the need to protect the marine ecosystem but we need now to accelerate innovation to get ahead of the curve. There is growing recognition amongst a broader set of ocean partners, including industry, that many ocean values are at risk with a huge impact on the entire ecosystem of the seas and the future of marine mammals, and that because of the sheer scale of loss, we are increasingly in this together. In light of this recognition and overall awareness of the need to work together toward a common agenda, the United Nation’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals were adopted by the international community (c). The achievement of effective marine conservation measures requires today more than good science and the theme of the 2018 ECS Conference is intended to help explore the role that partnerships with all other stakeholders have in this. Participants in the 2018 Conference were encouraged to develop presentations that relate to this theme or otherwise consider how this issue affects their work, although as usual scientific submissions on all issues relating to marine mammals were welcome. Keynote speakers will help to elaborate the theme along with special focal sessions. On behalf of the Conference Organising Committee, I welcome you to enjoy a very special place where cross-sectorial strategic partnerships for marine conservation are already a fact! Vienna Eleuteri Chair of the Conference Organising Committee (a)The Times Funds Are Needed for Marine Protected Areas: http://bit.ly/1KkCRAe (b) The Promise of Sydney: Innovative approaches for change http://worldparkscongress.org/downloads/approaches/ThemeM.pdf (c) United Nations Division for Sustainable Development, 2015, Transforming our world: the 2030 agenda for sustainable development 6 ECS nd European Cetacean Society The 32 Conference LA SPEZIA 6th April to 10th April 2018 2018 CONFERENCE VENUE The conference venue for the 32nd Annual Conference 2018 is Teatro Civico in La Spezia. The Civic Theatre was created by a deconsecrated church during the period of Ligurian Republic. It was realized by the neoclassicist architect Ippolito Cremona and inaugurated the 18 July 1846. After some changes made at the end of the century, in 1933 it was demolished to be replaced by a new theatre building meeting new needs and designed by the famous architect Franco Oliva. Today it is again a cultural lighthouse and the center of performing arts in La Spezia. INTERNET CAFÉ You’re the most welcome for free internet access and drinks at the ECS Conference dedicated internet café at Salvador Allende Center in Viale Mazzini 2. Between the the historic centre of La Spezia and the harbour you’ll find the public gardens, where marble statues spring up among a diversity of exotic trees and bushes. The public gardens are placed on a landfill from the construction of the military arsenal and the cultural center Salvador Allende is hosted right there close to the Passeggiata Costantino Morin (waterfront promenade). 7 ECS nd European Cetacean Society The 32 Conference LA SPEZIA 6th April to 10th April 2018 2018 Photo: C. Unger LA SPEZIA At the very heart of the Pelagos Sanctuary for Mediterranean Marine Mammals La Spezia (The spice) is a gateway to the Cinque Terre, one of Italy’s most beautiful environmental spots along the Ligurian coast. It is a quiet and tourist free city and a good place to start when exploring
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