Three-Year Report 2006-2008

Research Capacity Building Coordination

zmt Leibniz Center for Tropical Marine Ecology Three-Year Report 2006-2008

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Introduction 3

Research Projects 7

Featured Research 17

Capacity Building and Cooperation 25

Services and Administration 29

Appendix 33

Imprint

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

Editors: Prof. Dr. Venugopalan Ittekkot • Dr. Susanne Eickhoff • Dr. Christiane Schnack

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Bremen 2009

2 Introduction The period of reporting saw the second eval- last for a period of three years. The status of uation of the ZMT by the German Council of these professorships will be reexamined after Science and Humanities (Wissenschaftsrat) an evaluation during 2009-2010. In 2008, and its recommendation for the ZMT to be the Center advertised four additional new accepted as a member of the Leibniz Associa- professorships: two of which concern reef tion. The final decision on this was taken by ecology and biogeochemistry (in cooperation the Bund-Länder Kommission in October with the University of Bremen), the other 2007. The ZMT became an associate member two ecological modeling and social sciences of the Leibniz Association in October 2007 (in cooperation with the Jacobs University and is a full member since January 2009. The Bremen). Joint appointment committees for membership was accompanied by a change the positions are expected to complete their in the legal status of the ZMT and included a work by the end of 2009. modification of its name to “Leibniz Cen- ter for Tropical Marine Ecology” (Leibniz- The increasing demand for work space asso- Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie GmbH ciated with these developments is being met – ZMT). The ZMT is currently in the process by renting an additional floor in the annex of establishing an institutional structure that and by constructing a three-story extension takes into account the recommendations to the annex for laboratory and office space. of the Science Council based on its evalu- The construction is expected to be com- ations. It involves changes in the scientific pleted by the end of 2009, on time for the re- and organizational structure of the ZMT, cruitment of new research groups associated the recruitment of new personnel as well as with the newly advertised professorships. the acquisition of additional space and new infrastructure. Meanwhile, the ZMT continued to imple- ment its long-term joint research projects in Immediately after the evaluation, two new cooperation with universities and research professorships were installed in cooperation institutions in Indonesia, China, southern Af- with the University of Bremen in the fields of rica, and Vietnam. These projects addressed marine botany and social sciences. The coop- issues related to the use and protection of eration agreement with the University is to coastal and marine systems and collected

Introduction 4 scientific information needed for the devel- is also envisaged with the Institute of Marine opment of integrated coastal management Sciences of the University of Dar Es Salaam strategies. The research has contributed to in Zanzibar, Tanzania, where the impact of enhance our understanding, for example, of changes in the East African monsoon on marine biodiversity in tropical waters, the coastal ecosystems is the focus of research. link between coastal degradation and human health, possible responses of coral reef Bilateral activities of the ZMT formed an ecosystems to thermal stress under various important contribution to the work of nutrient regimes as well as of the impact of international organizations such as the IOC- peat-soil degradation on aquatic systems in UNESCO (Intergovernmental Oceanographic the tropics. Commission of the UNESCO) and SCOR (Scientific Committee on Problems of the En- The ZMT’s research efforts were accompa- vironment), especially in the field of capacity nied by joint measures with our partners to building. The ZMT continued its cooperation foster capacity building in the field of marine with the NAM S & T Centre under the joint sciences. Thus, it continued to contribute fellowship program facilitating short-term to the English language Master’s program stays for young scientists from developing offered at the University of Bremen, ISATEC countries to work at the ZMT’s laboratories (International Studies in Aquatic Tropical in Bremen. Its network of institutions in Asia Ecology). Together with the Leibniz Insti- ACEMON (Aquatic Ecosystems of Monsoon tute for Marine Sciences in Kiel, the ZMT Asia) exchanged information on coastal coordinates the implementation of a Master’s research during its annual meetings. course in marine sciences at the Universities of Bremen and Kiel and the Ocean University in Qingdao, China. The Center also organized summer schools and special training courses in China, Indonesia, and Vietnam under ongoing projects. Through the Ger- man Operational Center of the International Ocean Institute, hosted by the ZMT, the ZMT participated in the development of a course in fisheries science in Papua New Guinea.

The ZMT is currently involved in the development of new long-term projects in the regions of southern Africa and China. These efforts are based on discussions with new partners during the visits of delegations of the Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) to South Africa, Namibia, and China. In the region of southern Africa, a new project (DESIGN – Desert-Sea Interac- tions in the Ecology and Biogeochemistry of the Namibian Coastal Waters) was developed in cooperation with the University of Namibia and its Marine Research Centre The ZMT was also a partner in organizing (SANUMARC) in Henties Bay. It is a contri- several regional, national, and international bution to the BMBF’s Earth System Research events, such as the World Ocean Conference Initiative “The Southern Africa Research Alli- in Manado, Indonesia, the German exhibi- ance”, involving many institutions in Germany tion “Germany and China – Moving Ahead and southern Africa. In China, the ZMT is Together” in Guangzhou, the presentation taking part in projects within the overall of the MADAM project at the Fiema exhibi- initiative on “Central Asia: Monsoon Dynam- tion in Brazil, the “Joint NAM S&T – ZMT ics and Geoecosystems”. Close cooperation Workshop on Coastal Ecosystems: Hazards

5 introduction Management and Rehabilitation” in Purwok- Overall, the ZMT continued to develop while erto, Indonesia, the European Coral Reef strengthening its research and capacity build- Conference in Bremen, a workshop on semi- ing capabilities, thereby taking into account enclosed basins jointly with SCOR, SCOPE the recommendations of the German Council and IAPSO at the Hanse Wissenschaftskolleg of Science and Humanities. Its efforts were in Delmenhorst, and a lecture series plus supported by the State of Bremen and the exhibition for the public in Bremen within Federal Ministry for Education and Research. the “Year of the Reef” activities. We are particularly grateful to the support and help we received from our partner institutions in the tropics in this regard.

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The ZMT maintains a global network of partners in tropical countries with which it conducts its research and capacity building activities. The map shows countries with which the ZMT has been conducting research projects during the reporting period.

introduction 6 Research Projects

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Science for the Protection of Indonesian Coastal Ecosystems – SPICE 08

Land-Sea Interactions in Coastal Ecosystems of Tropical China – LANCET 10

Ecosystem Functioning of Rehabilitated Versus Natural Mangroves in the Can Gio Reserve 11

Ocean-Reef Coupling in the Andaman Sea – ORCAS 11

Investigation of the Spatial Connectivity of Fish Populations between and to Estuarine and Coastal Habitats 12

Investigation of the Distribution of Zoo- and Ichthyoplankton in the Angola-Benguela Frontal System 12

River Inputs and their Impact on Reef Ecosystems along the Coast of Central Vietnam 13

Role of System Biogeochemistry on the Distribution and Abundance of Vibrio-organisms in Karnaphuli River Estuary, Bangladesh – BIOVIBAN 13

Climate Variability and El Niño Southern Oscillation: Implications for Natural Coastal Resources and Management - CENSOR 14

Impact of Nitrogen Effluents from Sugar-Cane Monoculture on Water Quality and Biogeochemistry of the Mundau-Manguaba Lagoon and adjacent Coastal Waters off East Brazil 14

Environmental Assessment in Tsunami-affected Andaman Islands, India 15

Development of Feed and Quality Improvement for Tropical Shrimps 15

High-PUFA Algae 16

Breeding and Rearing of Ornamental Organisms under Controlled Conditions 16 Science for the Protection of Indonesian Coastal Ecosystems – SPICE

2 0 0 3 - 2 01 0 Duration Indonesia Country Main partners Universities and research institutions in Germany (Bremen, Bremerhaven, Geesthacht, Hamburg, Jena, Kiel, Oldenburg, Warnemünde) and Indonesia (Bandung, Bogor, Gondol, Jakarta, Makassar, Palembang, Pekanbaru, Purwokerto, Semarang, Surabaya) BMBF Funding details Integrated project with six subprojects, coordinated by the ZMT

The ZMT coordinates SPICE, the bilateral dynamite fishing and land-based pollution. German-Indonesian research project that The work on reef ecosystems has been ex- addresses the scientific, social and economic tended to include aspects of marine botany. aspects of the protection and sustainable After a survey of the dominant microalgae on use of Indonesian coastal waters and their the reefs, the photosynthetic characteristics resources. The SPICE Program was initiated were determined along gradients in depth in 2003, with the first phase carried out in and anthropogenic impact. This information 2003-2007. It provided significant informa- forms the basis of ongoing experimental tion on the structure and function of coastal work related to the impact of eutrophication ecosystems covering mangroves, coral reefs, and to mechanisms of physiological adapta- coastal pelagic systems, and peat swamps, tion to combined abiotic stress factors. and on their alterations due to human interventions. These results have already Understanding Ecological and Socio- found their way into management strategies Economic Dynamics and their Inter- currently being developed by the regional action in the Segara Anakan Lagoon planning authorities. The principal aim is to establish a biogeo- Phase II started in 2007 and will last until chemical, ecological, and social scientific data 2010. Based on the information and experi- base for the sustainable use of the largest ence gained in the first phase, the focus on mangrove ecosystem on the island of Java. natural sciences is complemented by social Seasonal measurements are being made of science. The aims are to better understand biogeochemical and ecological processes the social dimension of coastal ecosystem in the lagoon. Because of their role in the changes, analyze social-ecological dynamics, internal recycling of carbon and nutrients and improve the links between research and in mangroves and tidal flats, benthic com- decision-making. munities are receiving special attention. The In four of the six research clusters within project also succeeded in establishing links SPICE, the ZMT also conducts its own re- to authorities and stakeholder groups. The search with partners in Indonesia: work will continue in close cooperation with the socioeconomic group at the ZMT. Coral Reef-Based Ecosystems and Resources Transfer of Natural and Anthropogenic The work is being carried out in coral reef Material from Land to Coastal Sea ecosystems and adjacent sea grass meadows Indonesia holds the largest share of tropi- in South Sulawesi, which are influenced by cal peat lands worldwide which is strongly

research projects 8 affected by deforestation and drainage. Our study in the Siak River, Sumatra, aims at identifying and quantifying environmental impacts of peat soil leaching on the water quality in the river and the coastal ocean. Results show that the organic carbon fluxes are enormous and lead to light limitation in coastal areas, thus contributing to reduced primary productivity. The study has been extended to other peat-draining rivers of Sumatra, which will allow to ascertain the representativeness of previous results.

Biogeochemical Fluxes in the Indonesian Seas This project investigates the influence of monsoons and climatic anomalies associated with El Niño events on the upwelling system off the Javanese coast, which is an important fisheries region. Initial results show that El Niño events strengthen upwelling along the Javanese coast and could increase fisheries yield. Also, carbon dioxide emissions from the upwelling system are strongly controlled by freshwater introduced by small rivers during the wet season. Further studies will examine the functional relationships between the strength of the biological pump and the freshwater discharge in upwelling systems.

Seasonal Variability in the Impact of Carbon and Nutrient Inputs from Brantas River on the Madura Strait The aim of this project is to develop an auto- matic measuring system for the assessment of water quality in the Madura Strait. The ZMT participates in the project through the collection of spatio-temporal datasets on the impact of the influx of nutrients and organic substances from the Brantas River on the water quality of the Madura Strait.

Governance and Management of Coastal Social-Ecological Systems The project will examine the social and economic aspects of the use of resources associated with the mangrove and coral reef ecosystems in Indonesia. It will concen- trate on two SPICE research regions where preliminary information from natural science projects is available: Spermonde Archipelago in Sulawesi and Segara Anakan Lagoon in Java.

9 research projects Land-Sea Interactions in Coastal Ecosystems of Tropical China – LANCET

2 0 0 6 - 2 0 0 9 Duration LANCET examines the role of land-sea C h i n a Country fluxes on tropical coastal ecosystems of Main partners the Chinese island of Hainan. The results Universities in Germany are expected to provide detailed scientific (Bremen, Hamburg) and China (Shanghai, Qingdao), research information on a tropical system that has institutes in China (Haikou, been poorly studied. Furthermore, they will Hangzhou) make a contribution to the current initiatives BMBF Funding of the Hainan government by providing the details necessary scientific database for developing Integrated project with 5 adequate coastal management strategies. The subprojects, coordinated by the ZMT LANCET studies are being conducted in 5 subprojects, 3 of which are being led by ZMT scientists. The overall coordination of the fishes. They move between different coastal project is also with the ZMT. habitats in close proximity, like mangroves, seagrass beds, sandy beaches, and coral reefs. Knowledge about this connectivity is funda- mental for designing effective conservation and management strategies. The project aims at describing the status of fish communities and the analysis of the connectivity between ecosystems in an intensively fished estuary.

Fluxes and Transformation of Nutrient and Organic Matter from Watershed to the Coastal Sea The goal of this study is to show how human activities on land alter river-water quality and the biogeochemistry of receiving coastal waters. Thus, conversion of mangrove forests to aquaculture leads to an increased release of sediments, nutrients, and pollutants into coastal waters. Sewage effluents change the natural pattern of riverine carbon and nutrient fluxes. Riverine and estuarine environments as well as seagrass beds along the coast are being investigated with a view to Current Status and Regulatory Func- assessing the impact of land-based activities. tions of Hainan Coral Reefs Once flourishing coral reefs of Hainan are coming under increasing pressure from sweeping coastal development. Understand- ing the response of corals to these pres- sures is crucial for predicting their resilience in the face of natural and anthropogenic disturbances. Substrate cover, composition, photosynthetic activity as well as physiological properties of several coral types are being studied. In all coral types, water and zooplankton samples are collected to assess the quality of the ambient environment.

Status of Shallow-Water Fish Assemblages Tropical shallow-water habitats function as important nursery and feeding grounds for

research projects 10 Ecosystem Functioning of Rehabilitated Versus Natural Mangroves in the Can Gio Reserve

This project investigates the question wheth- A second phase has been approved by the Duration 2 0 0 4 - 2 0 0 9 er reforested mangroves are comparable in DFG for a period of two years. It investi- Country V i e t n a m terms of function and structure with natural gates the regeneration of mangrove forests Main partner mangrove forests, by studying the biogeo- that were damaged by cyclones and lightning Vietnam National University chemistry and ecology of benthic organisms. within the context of the implemented man- Funding DFG The first phase of the project ended in 2007. agement practices. DETAILS Subproject of the integrated project “Land-Ocean Atmospheric Interactions in the Coastal Zone of Vietnam”, coordinated by the ZMT

Ocean-Reef Coupling in the Andaman Sea – ORCAS

The project investigates the oceanic pro- investigate the impact of temperature and pH Duration 2 0 0 6 - 2 0 0 9 cesses that affect the turnover of material changes on calcification and on the primary Country Thailand and energy in offshore coral reefs of the and secondary production in the reef system. Main partner Andaman Sea. Of particular interest are Since the principal investigator changed to Phuket Marine Biological Center internal ocean waves of enormous amplitude the AWI in Bremerhaven in 2008, the project Funding DFG (80 m) and their impact on the material and is now being conducted from there, while the energy cycling of the coral reefs. The work ZMT offers support to the students for their is being carried out by Ph. D. students who research.

11 research projects Investigation of the Spatial Connectivity of Fish Populations between and to Estuarine and Coastal Habitats

2006-2009 Duration Offshore populations of the weakfish understanding of recruitment processes will Brazil Country Cynoscion acoupa are being investigated using aid in the urgent need for a better manage- Main partners chemical fingerprints from otoliths and ge- ment of the heavily exploited fish stocks. Universities of Belem and Recife netic markers to determine the spatial con- Connectivity between estuarine and coastal nectivity of the fish between estuaries along habitats is quantified for the first time for IB / BMBF Funding the northeast Brazilian coast. An improved C. acoupa.

Investigation of the Distribution of Zooplankton and Ichthyoplankton in the Angola-Benguela Frontal System

2 0 0 8 Duration The ZMT’s long-term cooperation with Namibia, South Africa Countries South Africa and Namibia was continued Main partners with focus on the Angola-Benguela Frontal University of Bremen, Marine and System. A major event was the expedition Coastal Management Institute (Cape Town) of the Maria S. Merian to the region. The aim was to trace the development of com- IB / BMBF Funding munities in upwelling cells and to conduct physiological studies on organisms to obtain information on their adaptation to changing environmental conditions. This work is to be continued within the framework of the BMBF Project “GENUS”, which will be funded early in 2009.

research projects 12 River Inputs and their Impact on Reef Ecosystems along the Coast of Central Vietnam

The project studies the flux and seasonal this project is a major goal. Sediment and Duration 2 0 0 6 - 2 0 0 9 variability of suspended matter, sediments nutrient investigations were carried out and Country V i e t n a m as well as carbon and nutrient elements, and water and reef samples collected in two Main partner their possible impact on the reef ecosystems regions. To observe changes in coral growth Institute of Oceanography (Nha Trang) of central Vietnam. Processing long-term and environmental conditions, markings and Funding IB / BMBF data sets in conjunction with those obtained loggers were placed which allow observa- from the measurements being made within tions to proceed for up to 2 years.

Role of System Biogeochemistry on the Distribution and Abundance of Vibrio-organisms in the Karnaphuli River Estuary, Bangladesh – BIOVIBAN

This one-year project investigates the inter- Duration 2 0 0 7- 2 0 0 8 actions between hydrochemical dynamics of Country Bangladesh tropical estuaries and cholera outbreaks in Main partner the region. The project contributes towards International Centre for Diarrhoeal Diseases Research a better understanding of the distribution Funding DFG of Vibrio cholerae in coastal ecosystems and the observed cyclicity in cholera outbreaks related to hydrology and climate. Based on the results obtained, a new proposal is being submitted to the DFG.

13 research projects Climate Variability and El Niño Southern Oscillation: Implications for Natural Coastal Resources and Management – CENSOR

2 0 0 4 - 2 0 0 8 Duration CENSOR is an interdisciplinary research P e r u Country project, which aims at assessing and modeling Main partner the impact of climate variability induced by El National Agrarian University (Lima) Niño on the Humboldt Current Large Marine EU Funding Ecosystem and its species assemblages and details resource users. The ZMT is responsible for Integrated project with 14 partici- pating institutions from Germany, the data integration, dissemination, and mod- France, Spain, Chile, Peru and eling with different approaches, like tropho- Argentina, coordinated by AWI, dynamic models which describe holistically Bremerhaven the biomass flow structure of the ecosystem and simulate use scenarios. Workshops, symposia, and post graduate training courses were organized for data dissemination and integration. The project scientists were also involved in the development of a management plan for coastal resources in northern Peru. The concluding workshop of this project was held in September 2008.

Impact of Nitrogen Effluents from Sugar-Cane Monoculture on Water Quality and Biogeochemistry of the Mundau-Manguaba Lagoon and adjacent Coastal Waters off East Brazil

2 0 0 6 - 2 0 0 9 Duration Increased river inputs of nitrogen to coastal transformation, and fate of the nitrogen from Brazil Country waters are a major problem in many areas sugar-cane monoculture plantations and its Main partner of the world. Though an essential nutri- environmental effects on the biogeochem- Fluminense Federal University ent, nitrogen in high concentrations causes istry and ecology of east Brazilian coastal (Niteroi/ Rio de Janeiro) eutrophication and damages coastal ecosys- waters. BMBF Funding tems. The project investigates the sources, details Subproject of the integrated project “POLCAMAR –The Impact of Pollutants from Sugar Cane Monoculture on Estuaries and Coastal Waters of Northeast Brazil”, coordinated by the University of Bremen

research projects 14 Environmental Assessment in Tsunami-affected Andaman Islands, India

This project aims to study the impact of outside the Park, where strong erosion sug- Duration 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 0 8 climate and extreme events on coral reefs gests that reef degradation started years ago Country I n d i a adjacent to the Andaman Islands. Several and cannot be related to the December 2004 Main partner visits to the Andaman Marine National Park event. The ZMT investigates coral cores Institute of Ocean Management (Chennai) showed considerable degradation differences retrieved from both areas. Funding IB / BMBF between reefs found at the National Park and

Development of Feed and Quality Improvement for Tropical Shrimps

The experiments in this project were related derived from soya, lupine, peas, etc. Tests Duration 2 0 0 4 - 2 0 0 8 to the fish feed and biomonitoring of the conducted with cheaper substances such as Main partners shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei. The aim was grain distillery waste showed that additives Polyplan GmbH, Algatec (Bremen), Institut für Getreideverarbeitung the development of special shrimp feed could enhance its uptake and assimilation GmbH (Potsdam) containing various amounts of total protein rates. The research results are currently be- Funding and a reduced amount of fishmeal, a major ing used by the industrial project partner to Bremer Innovationsagentur, protein source in commercial shrimp feed. build a pilot plant for feed production. AG industrieller Forschungs- Fish protein was replaced by plant protein vereinigungen

15 research projects High-PUFA Algae

2008-2010 Duration The project aims at the optimization of the Main partners production of polyunsaturated fatty acids AquaCare GmbH (Dortmund), by conducting experiments with a variety of Ceramics (Bremen), TeLa GmbH (Bremerhaven) algae and varying the environmental and production conditions. Within the project, the Funding AG industrieller ZMT will cooperate with new partners from Forschungsvereinigungen the industry, e.g. Aquacare-Herten, Tela- Bremerhaven, and Ceramics-Bremen.

Breeding and Rearing of Ornamental Organisms under Controlled Conditions

since 2004 Duration The purpose of this project is to promote With these, the focus is on photosynthesis, Main partners conservation of the coral reefs by breeding respiration, and calcification under varying University of Bremen, selected ornamental species and thus avoid- abiotic conditions, and on the influence of Ecomaris GmbH (Büsum) ing wild catches. The work focuses on three nutrients on animal growth. The produc- Funding ZMT, Bremer Innovationsagentur areas: water quality management, brood- tion of live feed (Artemia, Rotaria, copepods stock management, and nutritional research. and algae) for the rearing of larvae is being Experiments concentrated on clownfishes, continuously optimized. seahorses, and particularly on giant clams.

research projects 16 Featured Research

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Collapse of a New Living Species of Giant Clam in the Red Sea 18

Links between Coastal Processes and Vibrio Cholerae Dynamics in the Indian Subcontinent: Seasonality and Relation to Cholera Incidence 20

Coral Photophysiology in Response to Thermal Stress and Nutritional Status 21

Tropical Peat Soil Degradation: Impacts on the Aquatic Environment 23

Collapse of a New Living Species of Giant Clam in the Red Sea

Claudio Richter Giant clams belong to the most spectacular depleted stocks and thus contribute to the Hilly Roa-Quiaoit but also the most endangered marine inver- conservation of genetic resources in the Red et. al. tebrates. The large size of giant clams – their Sea. shells can measure up to 1.4 m - is due to Morphology has been the foundation of microalgae living in very high densities in the taxonomy for centuries but has often failed colorful clam mantle tissues. They provide to delineate between species with overlap- the energy to precipitate the large amounts ping and variable phenotypes. The incorpo- of calcium carbonate composing the shell. In ration of molecular and ecological data has many places, their large size and easy acces- greatly sharpened our ability to draw species sibility was the reason for overfishing and the boundaries. T. costata features a deeply fold- ed, almost zig-zag dorsal shell margin, while its two Red Sea congeners show only weakly sinusoidal margins. We quantified the morphological similarities by five morphological parameters. Analysis of similarity showed a highly significant separation of T. costata from the other two species. The morphological differences were corroborated by phyloge- netic analysis of molecular data. With a frag- ment of the mitochondrial rRNA gene, we found a clear delineation between T. costata and its sympatric congeners, but virtually no difference between replicate specimens, sup- porting monophyly of T. costata. Although seasonal times of reproduction are not diagnostic features per se and may vary between years and regions, we found marked differences between the Red Sea species: T. costata differed from its congeners in an early and only brief reproductive period in spring, coinciding with the seasonal plankton bloom. The timing of reproduction suggests a planktotrophic development of the larvae, contrasting the food-independent larval development in the summer-spawning collapse of the natural stocks. The diversity T. squamosa and T. maxima. of giant clams is extremely low, only seven T. costata represents less than 1% of the extant species of Tridacna are known. present stocks. Underwater surveys carried Our studies within the “Red-Sea Or- out in the Gulf of Aqaba and northern Red Sea namentals Program” provided evidence for showed that T. costata must be considered as a morphologically, genetically, ecologically, critically endangered. Only six out of a thou- and paleoecologically distinct new species of sand live specimens belonged to the new spe- giant clam in the Red Sea: Tridacna costata. Its cies. Overall, Tridacna stocks have plummeted oversight in one of the best-investigated reef to less than 5% of their sizes in the 1980s and provinces illustrates the dearth of knowledge 1990s because of artisanal reef-top gathering on marine biodiversity. The Red Sea program for meat and shells. As opposed to T. maxima was initiated in cooperation with the Marine and T. squamosa, which have a broad vertical Science Station at Aqaba in 2002. Its goal was range of distribution, T. costata is restricted to to study the life cycle of giant clams with the the reef top. This fact, along with its narrow prospect of breeding them in order to supply reproductive window and plankton-dependent the growing aquarists’ demand for the prized larval development, make T. costata particu- blue T. maxima, and possibly also re-stock the larly vulnerable to overfishing.

featured research 18 One of the striking features of the Red Sea trajectory of decline prior to this period PUBLICATIONS is that, in many places, one can time-travel provides the first circumstantial evidence Richter, C., Roa-Quiaoit, into the past by means of exposed coral- that humans were not only using but also de- H., Jantzen, C., Al-Zibdah, reef terraces towering up to tens of meters pleting reef resources. Declining marine and M., Kochzius, M. (2008). above the present-day sea level. We carried terrestrial resources, by human and climatic Collapse of a new living species of giant clam in the Red Sea, out surveys along the shores and well-dated factors, respectively, may have acted in con- Current Biology, 18(17), emerged reef terraces of Sinai and Aqaba, cert to thwart the precocious but short-lived 1349-1354. showing that T. costata constituted more than colonization of the Near East by anatomically Roa-Quiaoit, H., (2007) 80% of the giant clam stocks prior to the last modern but technologically primitive humans The Ecology and Culture of Giant interglacial (125,000 years ago), after which at the end of the last interglacial. Clams (Tridacidae) in the Jordanian its proportion plummeted to less than 5% in Sector of the Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea, PhD Thesis freshly discarded shell middens. The wealth of paleolithic artifacts in emerged reef terraces in the southern and central Red Sea indicates that modern humans have been exploiting Red Sea mollusks for at least 125,000 years. Shells matching our description were also among the fossils in other Red Sea areas, suggesting that the new species, by virtue of its dominance, conspicuousness, size, and accessibility, has played an important role in the diet of human gatherer communities during the last interglacial. Along with early shellfishing evidence in other areas, this has spurred speculation that the dispersal of anatomically modern humans out of Africa into the Red Sea and adjacent regions 100,000 years ago was driven largely by competition for marine resources. Our discovery that T. costata was already on a

19 featured research Links between Coastal Processes and Vibrio Cholerae Dynamics in the Indian Subcontinent: Seasonality and Relation to Cholera Incidence

Ruben Lara Water-driven diseases such as cholera are determine the relationship of cases of chol- still an important cause of morbidity and era with chlorophyll, as well as sea-surface mortality in many developing countries in temperature, ocean height, nutrients, salinity, Asia, Africa, and Latin America due to the and turbidity. The sporadic appearance of lack of safe water supply and poor hygienic cholera epidemics can now be at least partly practices. The current cholera pandemic, related to climate-ocean coupling events, which started in 1961, is the most extensive such as the “El Niño phenomenon”. in geographic spread and duration. During The detection of reservoirs like man- 1994, cholera epidemics were reported from groves, marshes, or corals, where these and over 90 countries. The bacterium Vibrio chol- other potentially dangerous microorganisms erae is the causative agent of cholera. Vibrios can prosper, represents a huge potential for are aquatic bacteria of marine and estuarine promoting interactions between tropical origin. They can also cause diseases in fish, coastal research and biomedical science. For shrimp, corals, and other aquatic organisms. the last three years, the ZMT has been carry- In tropical areas, coastal ecosystems ing out a cooperation with the International and their basins are rapidly changing due to Centre for Diarrhoeal Diseases Research in anthropogenic pressure and global warming. Dhaka, Bangladesh, studying the relationship Thus, in such health-related issues, basins between the biogeochemistry of estuaries must be the natural units for vulnerability and wetlands, and the abundance and diver- assessment and coastal management. Integra- sity of Vibrio organisms. Furthermore, we tive, comparative approaches are needed investigate the effect of climatic catastrophic for the understanding of functional links events such as cyclones and landslides on the between the morphology of different estuar- abundance of pathogenic bacteria in estuaries, marshes, and mangroves, flooding and ies. An upcoming cooperation project with biogeochemical regimes, pathogen life cycles, the National Institute of Cholera and Enteric and the incidence of disease. Diseases in Kolkata, India, will continue and There are converging approaches in the extend this approach to other large estuaries investigation of tropical marine ecosystems which are affected by dams and pollution. and human diseases. These include the There is an increasing awareness of research on the same bacterial genus (Vibrio) the need of enhancing interdisciplinarity in which is responsible for both coral bleaching biomedical research, particularly through and cholera, the use of remote sensing of the the integration with environmental sciences. ocean-surface temperature, climate research, Cholera and other water-driven diseases and an emerging, epidemiological thinking are not an exclusive problem of develop- common to these approaches. Traditionally, ing and/or tropical countries. There have the association between water temperature been cholera epidemics in Europe until the and coral bleaching has been stressed, and beginning of the 20th century. More recently, only recently it has been discovered that this there have been reports of skin infections is probably triggered by a Vibrio bacterium - in swimmers produced by Vibrio organisms and that it could be transmitted by a coral- in Sweden (seawater) and The Netherlands feeding worm acting as “vector”. (freshwater). Slight changes of environmental On the other hand, the study of cholera factors such as water temperature, pH, or Publication disease has drifted into marine and estuarine nutrient content can dramatically change the Lara, R.J., Neogi, S.B., Islam, M. S., research. The association of V. cholerae with amount and diversity of the microbial com- Mahmud, Z. H., Yamasaki, S., Nair, plankton has been established only recently, munity. Thus, increased efforts are required G.B. (2009) Influence of Catastrophic Climatic allowing an analysis of the epidemic pat- to detect these changes in an early stage to Events and Human Waste on Vibrio terns of cholera. Since the zooplankton has avoid the spread of the disease. Distribution in the Karnaphuli been shown to harbor the bacterium, and Estuary, Bangladesh, EcoHealth, DOI: 10.1007/s1 zooplankton blooms follow phytoplankton 0393-009-0257-6 blooms, remote sensing can be employed to

featured research 20 Coral Photophysiology in Response to Thermal Stress and Nutritional Status

Esther M. Borell

Coral bleaching, the dissociation of corals experiments which were carried out at the and their zooxanthellae (symbiotic unicellular Hasanuddin University Marine Field Station algae) and/or loss of chlorophyll in response in southwest Sulawesi, Indonesia. In both to elevated seawater temperature can lead experiments, corals were either starved, i.e. to extensive coral mortality and loss in deprived of organic particles or fed daily with biodiversity. It is generally accepted that the freshly hatched brine shrimp nauplii. foremost causes of bleaching involve chronic The first experiment assessed the effect photoinhibition of zooxanthellae and the of zooplankton feeding versus starvation subsequent formation of damaging reactive on the bleaching susceptibility, the photo- oxygen species. Photoinhibition is coupled synthetic activity, and the photoprotective to levels of antioxidant activity and rates of mechanism in the temperature-sensitive protein repair, processes which incur high species Stylophora pistillata under elevated metabolic costs in terms of nitrogen de- temperature. It was carried out over a mands and energy expenditure. period of 10 days employing pulse-amplitude- Since heterotrophic abilities of corals can modulated (PAM) chlorophyll fluorometry. vary considerably between reef habitats and The second experiment was run for 15 days species, understanding how food availability in order to investigate the potential interac- affects the susceptibility of corals to bleach- tions between zooplankton feeding, basal ing does provide important information metabolic functions (photosynthesis and aiding the prediction of the effects of increas- respiration), energy status (lipid concentra- ing temperature on the coral community tions), total protein concentrations, and the structure in relation to water quality. Using bleaching susceptibility of S. pistillata and the different methodological approaches, the more temperature-tolerant species Galaxea objectives of this study were to investigate fascicularis. the prediction that exogenous food increases As predicted, starved S. pistillata in Ex- the thermal tolerance of the symbiotic as- periment 1 displayed strong signs of chronic sociation. This was tested in two feeding photoinhibition, which was reflected by the

21 featured research significant decline in nocturnal recovery rates this hypothesis, further biochemical and of photosystem II. This was paralleled by the molecular investigations are needed. progressive deterioration of non-photochem- Near-shore environments are often ical quenching, an important photoprotec- characterized by heavy loads of terres- tive mechanism. Fed corals by comparison trial discharges of nutrients and sediment, maintained higher levels of photoprotection, which result in turbid, nutrient-rich waters which coincided with significantly higher smothering coral tissues and reducing light rates of nocturnal photosystem recovery. penetration, i.e. the key resource of scler- Sustained photosynthesis of fed corals was actinian corals. As such, turbid waters are accompanied by a reduced loss in pigmenta- commonly considered as a stress factor for tion compared to starved corals. The tissue corals. Although coral populations can suffer of starved corals in both experiments ap- high levels of mortality in regions with high peared pale relative to fed corals. nutrient loads, this is not necessarily always Publications The combined results of these experi- the case. Near-shore fringing reefs frequently ments indicate that exogenous food can play feature corals which are adapted to thrive in Borell, E.M., Bischof, K. (2008) Zooplankton feeding sustains an important role in reducing the photophys- this type of environment, yielding a high coral photosynthesis in Stylophora iological damage of zooxanthellae that typi- cover, growth rates and diversity. Suspended pistillata under thermal stress. cally leads to bleaching. Although the results sediment and inorganic nutrients can be rap- Oecologia 157, 593-601 of this study provide no indication of the un- idly converted into particulate organic mate- Borell, E.M., Bischof, K., derlying biochemical mechanisms as to how rial. Against the background of rapid environ- Yulantri A., Richter, C. (2008) additional resources could have modulated mental change, turbid coastal environments The effect of heterotrophy the thermal resistance of the photosynthetic may therefore buffer the stress susceptibility on photosynthesis and tissue composition of two scleractinian cor- apparatus, it is conceivable that zooplankton and enhance the fitness of some coral spe- als under elevated provided a direct source of nitrogen to the cies. This would have important ecological temperature. zooxanthellae, facilitating enhanced rates of implications for the persistence and dynamics Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 364, protein repair and reduced photophysiologi- of coral reef communities in the future. 116 -123 cal damage of the zooxanthellae. To verify

featured research 22 Tropical Peat Soil Degradation: Impacts on the Aquatic Environment

Tim Rixen Antje Baum

The exponentially rising population of the and peat fires in 1997. SPICE and the field world and the growing demand for space, work in the peatlands started in 2004. Dur- food, energy, etc. are the main drivers of ing the first phase, the work focused on the global change which have become so acute Siak River in central Sumatra. In the second that even a new geological epoch, the phase, the working area was expanded and Anthropocene, was introduced. However, now includes all the six major peat-draining global change has many local facets which rivers in eastern Sumatra in order to get a need to be analyzed and studied in order to more representative view on environmental develop sustainable management strategies changes. for each individual region and ecosystem. On seven expeditions to the peat-drain- Southeast Asian peat lands, covering ~10% of ing rivers water and sediment samples and the Indonesian land mass, are, for example, also peat samples from the catchment soils a very sensitive ecosystem of global impor- were taken and analyzed for various param- tance regarding the emission of greenhouse eters, e.g. dissolved organic carbon (DOC), gases into the atmosphere, as seen during dissolved nutrients and oxygen. Furthermore, the strong drought induced by El Niño in experiments on the degradation of dissolved 1997. At this time, the peatlands emitted 1.7 organic carbon were carried out. x 1015g of carbon, representing 74% of the Our first data indicate that the Siak owes global annual mean CO2 emissions caused by its brown color to dissolved organic matter land-use changes. Peat-soil degradation in- (DOM) leached from the surrounding, heav- creased dramatically during the last 40 years. ily disturbed peat soils. The DOC concen- If the present rate of deforestation remains trations in the Siak are among the highest constant, ~90 % of the original peat swamp reported worldwide and are even four times forests will disappear within the forthcoming higher than those of the Rio Negro which ~140 years. is often considered as the world’s classi- The joint Indonesian/German project cal black water river. Extrapolated to the “Science for the Protection of Indonesian entire Southeast Asian peatlands, our results Coastal Marine Ecosystems” (SPICE) aims at indicate that the numerous small Indonesian studying the environmental impacts of peat- peat-draining rivers contribute approximately soil degradation on the aquatic ecosystems 10% to the global riverine DOC export into in eastern Sumatra. The first idea of SPICE the ocean - which stores approximately 20% was born at an international conference more organic carbon than the terrestrial organized by the Indonesian government in vegetation including the tropical forests. Jakarta shortly after the catastrophic forest

23 featured research The high DOC concentrations were also from the plantations doubled the dissolved associated with high DOC decomposition inorganic nitrogen concentrations in the Siak. rates, reducing the oxygen concentrations in The low light and oxygen levels reduce the the Siak dramatically. Model results indicate photosynthetic production of organic matter Publications that an increase of the DOC concentrations and hence the nutrient uptake in the river by ~15% could already lead to oxygen-poor Baum, A. (2008) which, in turn, increases the riverine export Tropical blackwater biogeo- (anoxic) conditions in the Siak. The develop- of nutrients into the coastal ocean. Neverthe- chemistry: The Siak River in ment of these anoxic zones, also called dead less, despite the anthropogenic impact, the Central Sumatra, Indonesia. zones, can lead to a mass mortality of fish as nutrient concentrations and thus their export PhD thesis, University of Bremen, pp. 121 has already been observed in the Siak. This into the ocean was still much lower than emphasizes the sensitivity of the Siak to the observed elsewhere in non-blackwater rivers Baum, A., Rixen, T, peat-soil degradation which is assumed to because of the low rate of nutrient leaching Samiaji, J. (2007) increase DOC concentrations in the rivers. from the nutrient-poor peat soils. Relevance of peat draining Eutrophication caused by anthropogenic The results obtained during the SPICE rivers in central Sumatra for riverine input of dissolved inputs of dissolved inorganic nutrients is project showed that peat-soil degradation organic carbon into the ocean. considered to be the main reason of the and anthropogenic wastewater discharges Estuarine Coastal and Shelf observed spread of the dead zones in aquatic strongly affect the ecological balance of the Science 73, 563-570. habitats around the industrial world, and Siak River. Since anthropogenic activities on could also be observed in the Siak. In addition tropical peat soils are predicted to continue Rixen, T., Baum, A., Pohlmann, T., Balzer, W., Samiaji, J., Jose, C. to industrial and urban wastewater discharg- or even increase in the upcoming decades, (2008) es, agricultural run off played an important further studies are needed to improve our The Siak, a tropical blackwater role, as was seen during the period of oil- understanding of the impact of peat-soil river in Central Sumatra on the verge to anoxia. palm fertilization at the end of the rainy sea- utilization on the very sensitive blackwater Biogeochemistry 90, 129-140. son, when an enhanced washout of nitrogen ecosystems.

featured research 24 Capacity Building and Cooperation page

International Studies in Aquatic Tropical Ecology – ISATEC 26

Sino-German Initiative on Marine Sciences 26

PhD Programs 26

Special Courses and Summer Schools 26

ACEMON Research Network 28

ICSU SCOR, SCOPE 28

NAM S&T Centre 28

IOC-UNESCO 28

IGBP-LOICZ, IGBP-IMBER 28

International Ocean Institute (IOI) 28

Capacity Building

The ZMT is involved in teaching at the Sino-German Initiative on Marine University of Bremen, giving lectures and Sciences courses in ecological, biogeochemical, and Activities in this project aim at contribut- socioeconomic subjects. The scientific staff ing to the development of an international also supervises both internal and external education and intensifying scientific exchange. thesis students. In the period from 2006 to Starting in 2005, a Sino-German Master 2008, 20 doctoral theses and 16 diploma Program in Marine Sciences was jointly theses were successfully completed. A total developed by the ZMT and other research of 34 doctoral theses and 6 diploma theses institutions in Bremen and Kiel, together are currently underway. Furthermore, the with the Ocean University of China (OUC) ZMT develops joint education programs with in Qingdao. It offers Chinese and German partner countries such as China. students a two-term study in specific fields Other capacity building activities like of marine sciences at the partner university specialist training courses, summer schools, abroad, with the possibility of obtaining and on-the-job training were offered both in a MSc Double Degree. The first Chinese Bremen and in partner countries. The ZMT students, who spent an academic year in Bre- also hosted a number of internships in its men, have already completed their studies laboratories for students and pupils. at the OUC and have obtained the Master’s degree. A second group of eight students of the University of Bremen have begun studying at the OUC as a part of the program in winter term 2008/09. Among further activities are annual summer schools intended to strengthen contacts and promote the mutual acquaintance with the teaching methods of each contributing partner. Since 2008, the ongoing cooperation is extended to include PhD programs under an agreement signed between the OUC and the University of Bremen.

PhD Programs The ZMT hosts a large number of PhD candi- dates from its partner countries and Ger- many, who carry out their thesis research within the ZMT’s research projects. During the period of reporting, 20 students completed their doctoral thesis, whereas 34 PhD theses are still in progress. The Center also contributes to the International Graduate International Studies in Aquatic Tropical School ”Global Change in the Marine Realm” Ecology – ISATEC established at the University of Bremen in ISATEC is a two-year international MSc 2007, as a part of the German Excellence study program on aquatic tropical ecosys- Initiative. The Graduate School educates tems which was jointly set up by the ZMT young scientists in a stimulating research and Bremen University in 1999. Most of the environment and enables them to be part of teaching in the program is done by the ZMT the worldwide effort aimed at dealing with staff. Postgraduates are trained in theoreti- issues of global change early in their doctoral cal and applied tropical aquatic ecology, with training. emphasis on concepts and methodologies for the sustainable use and conservation of tropi- Special Courses and Summer Schools cal aquatic ecosystems. The program was Together with scientists from partner institu- coordinated by the ZMT until 2007, when the tions, the ZMT conducted special courses Faculty of Biology of Bremen University took from the modular series “The Sea and its over coordination. Resources” at partner institutions in Brazil, capacity building 26 Indonesia, and Vietnam. In cooperation with the NAM S&T Centre from India, a workshop cum seminar on “Coastal Ecosystems: Hazards Management and Rehabilitation” was conducted in Purwokerto, Indonesia. At the Phuket Marine Biological Centre in Thailand a training course was held on the subject of “Participatory Management in IKZM”. In the scope of Sino-German cooperation, annual summer schools were organized in Bremen and Kiel (2006), Büsum (2007), and Qingdao (2008), covering the subjects “Im- pacts of Global Change on Shelf-Open Ocean Systems”, “Processes in Coastal Zones”, and “Oceans under Stress”. Another summer school flanking a conference on „Coastal and Disaster Management for Extreme Events Impact Mitigation“ was conjointly organized by the ZMT and the Center for Coral Reef Research in Makassar, Indonesia.

27 capacity building Cooperation: Networks and International Organizations

ACEMON Research Network Together with the NAM S&T Centre and The ACEMON (Aquatic Ecosystems of Mon- Indonesian universities a workshop was soon Asia) network was established by the organized on “Coastal Ecosystems: Hazards ZMT in 2004, with the support of the BMBF. Management and Rehabilitation” in Indonesia. It gives the ZMT and its partner institutions in Asian countries affected by monsoons the IOC-UNESCO opportunity to develop joint research and The ZMT participated in the activities of the training activities for an integrated manage- Intergovernmental Oceanographic Com- ment of their coastal ecosystems. This co- mission of the UNESCO related to capacity operation involved the publication of results building in the WESTPAC (Western Pacific) arising from workshops and training courses region. Research projects like SPICE and the conducted in Indonesia and Thailand during ACEMON Network contribute to the en- the previous years. In 2008, the work was fo- hancement of the marine-research capacity cused on developing a special program in the in the WESTPAC (Western Pacific) region. region to study coral reefs, which received A new project on coral reefs including the approval from the IOC-WESTPAC. Three ZMT as a partner was initiated by the IOC- workshops are planned within the project for WESTPAC. the next two years. IGBP-LOICZ, IGBP-IMBER ICSU SCOR, SCOPE The ZMT contributes to both biogeochemi- The ZMT contributes with its activities to cal and social science aspects of the investiga- scientific committees such as SCOPE and tions of LOICZ. Cooperation was intensified SCOR of the International Council for Sci- since one member of the ZMT scientific staff ence (ICSU). The Center hosts the chair of is a member of the LOICZ International Sci- the national SCOPE Committee in Germany entific Steering Committee.. Together with and of the new committee on capacity build- LOICZ and SCOR, the ZMT is now devel- ing established by SCOR. oping plans how to enhance the impact of The SCOPE project on the silicon capacity building activities. In addition, plans cycle was completed with a publication by for joint activities with respect to regional Island Press. In 2007, the ZMT also orga- programs are being discussed. nized, together with SCOPE and SCOR, a workshop on semi-enclosed basins at the International Ocean Institute (IOI) Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg in Delmenhorst. The ZMT hosts the German Operational ZMT scientists continued their cooperation Center of the International Ocean Institute with the SCOR working group on hypoxia. since October 2002. A member of the ZMT Also, the ZMT established new contacts staff is the director of the Operational Cen- with the ICSU Regional Office for Africa, ter and is also chairing the Board of Opera- pursuing the objective of helping to develop tional Centre Directors that is responsible capacity in Sub-Saharan Africa. Currently it for the IOI strategy development. The ZMT develops plans to cooperate with the newly contributes its expertise to networks run by established Centre of Excellence for Reef the IOI and its OceanLearn program. During Research at the University of Dar Es Salaam the last three years, the ZMT cooperated in Zanzibar and the SANUMARC Marine with the IOI in a GTZ project to support Research Centre in Henties Bay, Namibia. capacity building in the fisheries sector in Papua New Guinea together with the Na- NAM S&T Centre tional Fisheries Authority. A fisheries study In the scope of its cooperation with the program was developed and implemented NAM (Non-aligned Movement and Develop- at the Vudal University in Papua. The ZMT ing Nations) Science and Technology Centre, also coordinated the participation of children the ZMT offers within its projects training from two Bremen schools in a Youth Parlia- to excellent young scientists from developing ment organized by the IOI in Malta. countries in the tropics. As yet, four candi- dates have been chosen and will stay at the ZMT for three months.

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Public Relations 30

Laboratories 30

Library 31

Electronic Data Processing and Data Management 31

Administration and Infrastructure 32

Services and Administration Services

Public Relations cooperations with schools were continued Public relations at ZMT comprise media and on a smaller scale. A workshop on marine press matters, issuing information material ecosystems was organized and pupils were concerning the ZMT and its projects, and coached by the ZMT staff while elaborat- coordinates public awareness projects and ing their project theses on subjects related events addressing the general public. to the sea. Upon requests from different The public relations office regularly schools, the ZMT gave presentations of its provides information to the online scien- reef research and the aquaculture facilities. tific news service IDW, puts journalists in The ZMT contributes regularly to pre- touch with ZMT experts, and writes or edits sentations that are conjointly prepared with press releases and news items for the ZMT other institutions such as the Leibniz As- website. It also publishes its own articles in sociation, the Consortium of German Marine magazines. In the last three years, the media Research, or MARUM. Thus, it took part in covered a broad range of subjects concerning an evening for German parliamentarians at the Natural History Museum in Berlin and in the exhibition “Plaza of Diversity” during the UN Biodiversity Conference in Bonn. There is also a close cooperation with Bremen’s “Haus der Wissenschaft”, which provides excellent opportunities to build bridges between science and the public: the ZMT participated in several exhibitions, took part in lecture series, and organized the events related to the International Year of the Reef. In November 2008, the ZMT and its partners presented their cooperation projects with China in Guangzhou, at an exhibition from the event series “Germany and China moving ahead together”. Information about the ZMT, its research and capacity building activities was edited in leaflets and reports. Structural changes and the expansion of the scientific divisions at the ZMT have led to an extensive reorganiza- tion of the website which will be relaunched with a new layout and content management system in 2009.

Laboratories the ZMT projects. One special focus was the The ZMT further developed its analytical fa- accession of the ZMT to the Leibniz Asso- cilities by the acquisition of new instruments ciation and during the International Year of for its chemical and biological laboratories, as the Reef, questions of reef degradation were well as for use during field expeditions. These also of concern. Press conferences were instruments included a mass spectrometer, organized in the scope of the European Coral an ICP-OES (inductively coupled plasma Reef Conference and the presentation of optical emission spectrometer), a HPLC for final results of the TRIOPS project. On the the analysis of sugars, an amino acid analyzer, occasion of the annual conference of science and a TOC-TDN analyzer for determin- journalists (WissensWerte) in Bremen, a ing dissolved carbon and nitrogen. Newly group of journalists visited the ZMT. purchased field equipment includes the latest With its educational work with school generation of oxygen probes (optodes) and children in the past years, the ZMT under- microconductivity electrodes, which can also went a kind of ”trial phase”, in which vari- be applied to sediments. Two new systems ous educational units were developed and have been installed in the biology laboratory implemented. Educational activities and for the measurement of temperature-depen- services 30 dent oxygen consumption in combination istered in a database, which was programmed with measuring the activity of various fish with the aim of providing ZMT personnel and invertebrate species. with desktop access to the library for their The aquaculture facility of the ZMT oper- research fields. Via the Campus Net of the ates a closed-loop water circulation system University of Bremen, the ZMT has access for the maintenance of tropical marine or- to online journals through a national license ganisms. With it, ecological and physiological funded by the DFG. The ZMT can also access experiments can be performed on selected all Springer titles held by the Consortium on species. Of the five independent circuits, the Common Library Network. holding a capacity of more than ten cubic meters of volume, two have been in operation Electronic Data Processing and for more than three years. Several compo- Data Management nents were added to the modular water- The IT infrastructure of the ZMT includes treatment system. Each circuit now contains various servers and an increasing number calcium reactors and UV treatment. The use of PCs and notebooks. Internal services for of biological filtering modules (algae reactors, users, like logins, data storage, and printing clams, mangrove plants) will continue owing are hosted on a central server and realized to financial support by industrial partners under a LINUX operating system. To meet through cooperation projects. the requirements of the increasing amount In addition, two large basins with a capac- of hosts and users, the data storage capacity ity of 400 L were put into operation in order was enhanced to four terabytes. All data are to maintain different species of hard corals. backed up continuously on separate devices One of the basins contains a specially devel- and tapes. A new backup concept is in prepa- oped installation that is able to generate par- ration and will include the use of a tape- ticular types of waves (solitons). The basins library. Long-term preservation concepts require extensive monitoring and the adjust- for document and data storage are under ment of water parameters. In cooperation discussion. The replacement of the server with the MPI Bremen, a special microsensor hardware for FTP services and the hosting workstation has also been developed to of internal mailing lists were accomplished in measure the physiological responses of corals November 2008. and calcareous algae to rapid changes of pH Since 2006, the telephone system includes and temperature. new access points for mobile DECT phones and WLAN. The WLAN is primarily reserved Library for guests. It offers access to the world wide The ZMT library is a specialized one and web independent of internal network and contains collections on ecology, marine network services. ecosystems, fisheries biology, and coastal management, as well as some titles on socioeconomics and biogeochemistry. It is regularly used by the staff of the ZMT, their guests, and thesis students supervised at the ZMT. The library is a member of the National Working Group of Marine Science Libraries (AMB). Its members exchange information and provide mutual support in answering literature requests from library users. Through the AMB, the library has an online-access to the ASFA (Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts) database maintained by Cambridge Scientific Abstracts. The ZMT is also a member of the Group of Libraries and Information Services of the Leibniz As- sociation. The ZMT currently subscribes to about 25 scientific journals. The journals were reg-

31 services Administration and Infrastructure

The total number of members of the staff In the field of IT, there has been an increase at ZMT increased from 41 (full-time equiva- in service requirements both in terms of the lent) in 2005 to 46 in 2008. The positions of number of PCs and laptops to be maintained Ecological Modeler and Reef Ecologist that and in the volume of data that have to be became vacant by the acceptance of profes- handled. The advertised position for an IT sorships could be filled in 2008. Within two group leader failed to produce the desired long-term projects, SPICE in Indonesia and result. Instead, the ZMT decided to employ LANCET in China, several new positions an IT technician to support the group for the were filled in scientific and technical areas. In time being. Personnel badly needed in the accordance with its development plans as a areas of administration, technical support Leibniz Center, the ZMT could advertise four for the laboratory, as well as scientific and new positions for professorships. coordinating assistance to the Director are yet to be appointed. Considering the further development of the personnel at the ZMT, the increase in the number of projects as well as in the super- vision of postgraduate students and guest scientists, there is a considerable pressure on the available office and laboratory capacity. The increasing demand for work space was partially met by renting an additional floor in the annex. Thus, the ZMT is now the sole tenant of the entire building complex. The problem of space is being further tackled by the new construction of a three-story extension to the annex, which will be used as laboratory and office space. The extra space will allow us to conduct new research in the field of aquaculture that will be of interest to potential partners from the industry, and to develop further projects involving new research groups to be established at the end of 2009.

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Publications 34

Lectures 43

Poster Presentations 51

Events 54

Research Stays / Expeditions 59

Project Meetings 63

Visitors and Guest Researchers 66

Capacity Building 69

Public Relations 77

zmt Staff 83

Memberships 84

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List of Acronyms 86 Publications Peer-Reviewed Publications case study of the Bragantinian peninsula, northern Brazil. Perspectives in Plant Abreu, M.M.O., U. Mehlig, R.E.S.A. Nascimen- Ecology, Evolution and Systematics 7 (4), to & M.P.M. de Menezes (2006): Análise de 243-252. composição florística e estrutura florestal Borell, E. & K. Bischof (2008): Zooplank- de um fragmento de bosque de terra firme ton feeding sustains photosynthesis in e de um manguezal vizinhos na península Stylo-phora pistillata under thermal stress. de Ajuruteua, Bragança, Pará. Boletim do Oecologia 157, 593-601. Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, Ciências Bouillon, S., A.V. Borges, E. Castaneda-Moya, Naturais Belém 2 (3), 27-34. K. Diele, T. Dittmar, N.C. Duke, E. Kristens- Alkhatib,M., T. Jennerjahn & J. Samiaji (2007): en, S.Y. Lee, C. Marchand, J.J. Middelburg, Biogeochemistry of the Dumai River estu- V.Rivera-Monroy, T.J. Smith III & R.R. Twilley ary, Sumatra, Indonesia, a tropical blackwa- (2008): Mangrove production and carbon ter river. Limnology & Oceanography 52, sinks: a revision of global budget estimates. 2410-2417. Global Biogeochemical Cycles 22, GB2013, Al-Najjar, T., M. I. Badran, C. Richter, M. Meyer- DOI: 10.1029/2007GB003052. hofer & U. Sommer (2007): Seasonal Brenner, M. & U. Krumme (2007): Tidal dynamics of phytoplankton in the Gulf of migration and patterns in feeding of the Aqaba, Red Sea. Hydrobiologia 579 (1), four-eyed fish Anableps anableps L. in a 69-83. north Brazilian mangrove. Journal of Fish Ardli, E.R., & M. Wolff (2008): Land use and Biology 70 (2), 406-427. land over change affecting habitat distri- Cornils, A., B. Niehoff, C. Richter, T. Al-Najjar bution in the Segara Anakan lagoon, Java, & S.B. Schnack-Schiel (2007) Seasonal Indonesia. Reg. Environm. Change, DOI: abundance and reproduction of the clau- 10.1007/s10113-008-0072-6. socalanid copepods of the northern Gulf Arntz, W. E., V.A. Gallardo, D.Gutiérrez, E. Isla, of Aqaba (Red Sea). Journal of Plankton L.A. Levin, J.Mendo, C. Neira, G.T. Rowe, Research 29 (1), 57-70. J.Tarazna & M. Wolff (2006): El Niño and Cornils, A., S.B. Schnack-Schiel, T. Al-Najjar & similar perturbation effects on the benthos C. Richter (2007): Feeding of Clauso- of the Humboldt, California, and Benguela calanids (Calanoida, Copepoda) on natural Current upwelling ecosystems. Advances in occurr-ing particles in the northern Gulf Geosciences 6, 243-265. of Aqaba (Red Sea). Marine Biology 151, Barletta, M., C.S. Amaral, M.F.M. Corrêa, 1261-1274. F. Guebert, D.V. Dantas, L. Lorenzi & Cornils, A., S.B. Schnack-Schiel, T. Al-Najjar, U. Saint-Paul (2008): Factors affecting M.I. Badran, M. Rasheed, R. Manasrah & seasonal variations in fish assemblages at C. Richter (2007): The seasonal cycle of an ecocline in a tropical-subtropical estu- the epipelagic mesozooplankton in the ary. Journal of Fish Biology 73, 1314-1336. northern Gulf of Aqaba (Red Sea). Journal Bartsch, I., C. Wiencke, K. Bischof, C.M. Buch- of Marine Systems 68 (1-2), 278-292. holz, B.H. Buck, A. Eggert, P. Feuerpfeil, Criales-Hernandez, M., B. García & M. Wolff D. Hanelt, S. Jacobsen, R. Karez, U. Karsten, (2006): Flujos de biomasa y estructura de M. Molis, M. Roleda, H. Schubert, R. Schu- un ecosistema de surgencia tropical en mann, K.Valentin, F. Weinberger & J. Wiese La Guajira, Caribe colombiano. Revista de (2008): The genus Laminaria sensu lato: re- Biología Tropical 54 (4), 1257-1282. cent insights and developments. European De Melo Junior, M., M.N. Paranagua, R. Schwam- Journal of Phycology 43, 1-86. born, S. Neumann Laitão & W. Ekau Baum, A., T. Rixen & J. Samiaji (2007): Rel- (2007): Fluxes of Zooplankton Biomass evance of peat draining rivers in central between a Tidal Estuary and the Sea in Sumatra for the riverine input of dissolved Northeastern Brazil. Brazilian Jounal of organic carbon into the ocean. Estuarine, Oceanographic 55 (4), 239-249. Coastal and Shelf Science 73 (3-4), 563- De Oliveira, L.R., M. Arias Schreiber, D. 570. Meyer & J.S. Margante (2006): Effective Berger, U., M. Adams, V. Grimm & H. Hilden- population size in a bottlenecked fur seal brandt (2006): Secondary succession of population. Biological Conservation 131, mangrove forests after rice cultivation – a 505-509.

appendix 34 Diele, K. & D.J.B. Simith (2006): Salinity toler- creeks in a salinity zone of the Curuçá Publications ance of mangrove crab larvae, Ucides Estuary, North Brazil. Bull. Mar. Sc. 80 (3), cordatus in N-Brazil: Necessity for larval 739-754. export? Estuarine Coastal Shelf Science 68 Giarrizzo T, & U. Krumme (2008): Hetero- (3-4), 600-608. geneity in intertidal fish fauna assemblages Diele, K. & D.J.B. Simith (2007): Effects of along the world’s longest mangrove area in substrata and conspecific odor on the northern Brazil. Journal of Fish Biology 72 metamorphosis of mangrove cran mae- (3), 773-779. galopae, Ucides cordatus (Ocypoidae). Giarrizzo, T., & U. Saint-Paul (2008): Onto- Journal of Experimental Marine Biology genetic and seasonal shifts in the diet of and Ecology 384, 174-182. pemecou sea catfish /Sciades herzbergii/ Dittmar, T., N. Hertkorn, G. Kattner & R.J. Lara (Siluriformes: Ariidae) from a macrotidal (2006): Mangroves, a major source of dis- mangrove creek in the Curuçá estuary solved organic carbon to the oceans. Global (North Brazil). Revista de Biologia Tropical. Biogeochemical Cycles 20 (1), GB 1012. 56 (2), 13. Dominici-Arosoma, A. & M. Wolff (2006): Reef Giarrizzo, T., A.J. Silva de Jesus, E.C. Lameira, fish community structure in the Tropical J.B. Araújo de Almeida, V. Isaac & U. Saint- Eastern Pacific (Panamá): Living on a Paul (2006): Weight-lenght relationships relatively stable rocky reef environment. for intertidal fisf fauna in a mangrove estu- Helgoland Marine Research 60, 287-305. ary in Northern Brazil. J. Appl. Ichthyol. 22, Duke, N.C., J.-O. Meynecke, S. Dittmann, 325-327. A.M. Ellison, K. Anger, U. Berger, C. Can- Glaser, M. (2006): The social dimension in nicci, K. Diele, K.C. Ewel, C.D. Field, ecosystem management: Strengths and N. Koedam, S.Y. Lee, C. Marchand, I. Nord weaknesses of human-nature mind maps. haus & F. Dahdouh-Guebas (2007): Human Ecology Review 13 (2), 122-142. A World without Mangroves? Science 317, González-Yáñez, A.A., R. Puga Millán, M. Estela 41-42. de León, L. Cruz-Font & M. Wolff (2006): Fontalvo-Herazo, M.L., M. Glaser & A. Ribeiro Modified Delury Depletion Model applied (2007): A method for the participatory to Spiny Lobster, Panulirus argus (Latreille, design of an indicator system as a tool 1804) Stock, in the Southwest of the for local coastal management. Ocean and Cuban Shelf. Fisheries Research, 679 (1-2), Coastal Management 50, 779–795. 155-161. Fredersdorf, J. & K. Bischof (2007): Irradi- Grimm, V., U. Berger, F. Bastiansen, S. Eliassen, ance of photosynthetically active radiation V.Ginot, J. Giske, J. Goss-Custard, F. Grand, determines UV-susceptibility of photo- S. Heinz, G. Huse, A. Huth, J.U. Jepsen, synthesis in Ulva lactuca L. (Chlorophyta). C. Jørgensen, W.M. Mooij, B. Müller, G. Peer, Phycological Research 55, 295-301. C. Piou, S.F. Railsback, A.M. Robbins, Fricke, A., M. Molis, C. Wiencke, N. Valdivia M.M. Robbins, E. Rossmanith, N. Rüger, & A.S. Chapman (2008): Natural succes- E. Strand, S. Souissi, R.A. Stillman, R. Vabø, sion of macroalgal-dominated epibenthic U. Visser & D.L. DeAngelis (2006): assemblages at different water depths and A standard protocol for describing after transplantation from deep to shallow individual-based and agent-based models. water on Spitsbergen. Polar Biology, DOI Ecological Modelling 198, 115-126. 10.1007/s00300-008-0458-4. Grote, B., W. Ekau, W. Hagen, J.A. Huggett & Gaye, B., K. Fahl, L.A. Kodina, N. Lahajnar, H. Verheye (2007): Early life-history strat- B. Nagel, D. Unger & A.C. Gebhardt egy of Cape hake in the Benguela upwell- (2007): Particulate matter fluxes in the ing region. Fisheries Research 86, 179-187. southern and central Kara Sea compared Humborg, C., M. Pastuszak, J. Aigars, H. Sieg- to sedi-ments: Bulk fluxes, amino acids, mund, C.-M. Mörth & V. Ittekkot (2006): stable carbon and nitrogen isotopes, Decreased silica land-sea fluxes through sterols and fatty acids. Continental Shelf damming in the Baltic Sea catchment – sig- Research 27 (20), 2570-2594. nificance of particle trapping and hydro- Giarizzo, T., & U. Krumme (2007): Spatial locial alterations. Biogeochemistry 77 (2), differences and seasonal cyclicity in the 265-281. intertidal fish fauna from four mangrove Jantzen, C., C. Wild, M. Al-Zibdah, H.A. Roa-

35 appendix Publications Quiaoit, C. Haake & C. Richter (2008): Atlantic anchoveta Cetengraulis edentulus Photosynthetic performance of giant clams, (Engraulidae) from equatorial mangrove Tridacna maxima and T. squamosa, Red Sea. creeks. Ecotropica 14, 121-128. Marine Biology 155, 211-221. Krumme, U., M. Brenner & U. Saint-Paul Jennerjahn, T.C., K. Soman, V. Ittekkot, (2008): Spring-neap cycle as a major driver I. Nordhaus, S. Sooraj, R.S. Priya & of temporal variations in feeding of inter- N. Lahajnar (2008): Effect of land use on tidal fishes: Evidence from the sea catfish the biogeochemistry of dissolved nutrients Sciades herzbergii (Ariidae) of equatorial and suspended and sedimentary organic west Atlantic mangrove creeks. Journal of matter in the tropical Kallada River and Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology Ashtamudi estuary, Kerala, India. Biogeo- 367, 91-99. chemistry 90, 29-47. Krumme, U., H. Keuthen, U. Saint-Paul, Jopp, F., & H. Reuter (2008): Der Schutz W. Villwock (2007): Contribution to the der Biodiversität als Aufgabe für den feeding ecology of the banded puffer fish modernen Naturschutz – Einsatzmöglich- Colomesus psittacus (Tetraodontidae) in keiten hybrider Modellierungsansätze. north Brazilian mangrove creeks. Brazilian Naturschutz und Biologische Vielfalt 60, Journal of Biology 67 (3), 383-392. 17-22. Kunzmann, A., M. Schmid & E. Yuwono Keyl, F., & M. Wolff (2008): Climate and fish- (2007): Routine respiration and activity of eries: what can models do? Reviews in fish the Indonesian mangrove crab, Scylla ser- biology and fisheries 18, 273-299. rata (Forskål, 1775) (Decapoda, Brachyura). Keyl, F., J. Argüelles, L. Mariátegui, R. Tafur, Crustaceana 80 (1), 77-95. M. Wolff & C. Yamashiro (2008): Lachica-Aliño, L., M. Wolff & L.T. David (2006): A Hypothesis on Range Expansion and Past and future fisheries modeling ap- Spatio-Temporal Shifts in Size-at-Maturity proaches in the Philippines. Reviews of Fish of Jumbo Squid (Dosidicus gigas) in the Biology and Fisheries 16 (2), 201-212. Eastern Pacific Ocean. CalCOFI Rep 49, Lara, R.J. & M.C.L. Cohen (2008): Palae- 119-128. olimnological studies confirm secular Klimpel, S., H.W. Palm, M.W. Busch, E. Keller- climate fluctuations in Amazonia inferred mann & S. Rückert (2006): Fish parasites from ancient maps. Climatic Change, DOI: in the Arctic deep-sea: Poor diversity in 10.1007/s10584-008-9507-9. pelagic fish species vs. heavy parasite load Lara, R.J., & M.C.L. Cohen (2006): Sediment in a demersal fish. Deep Sea Res. I, 53, porewater salinity, inundation frequency 1167-1181. and mangrove vegetation height in Bra- Knittweis, L., W.E. Kraemer, J. Timm & gança, North Brazil: an ecohydrology-based M. Kochzius (2008): Genetic structure empirical model. Wetl. Ecol. Manag. 14 (4), of Heliofungia actiniformis (Scleractinia: 349-358. Fungiidae) populations in the Indo-Malay Lara, R.J., Neogi, S.B., Islam, M. S., Mahmud, Archipelago: implications for live coral Z. H., Yamasaki, S., Nair, G.B. Influence of trade management efforts. Conservation Catastrophic Climate Events and Human Genetics, DOI: 10.1007/s10592-008-9566-5. Waste on Vibrio Distribution in the Karna- Kober, K. & F. Bairlein (2006): Shorebirds phuli Estuary, Bangladesh. EcoHealth 2009, of the Bragantinian Peninsula II: Diet and DOI: 10.1007/s10393-009-0257-6 foraging strategies of shorebirds at a tropi- Menezes, M.P.M. de, U. Berger & U. Mehlig cal site in northern Brazil. Ornithologia (2008): Mangrove vegetation in Amazonia: Neotropical 17, 549-562. a review of studies from the coast of Pará Kober, K. & F. Bairlein (2006): Shorebirds of and Maranhão States, north Brazil. Acta the Bragantinian Peninsula I: Prey availabil- Amazonica 38 (3), 403-420. ity and shorebird consumption at a tropi- Mohtadi, M., L. Max, D. Hebbeln, A. Baum- cal site in northern Brazil. Ornithologia gart, N. Krück & T. Jennerjahn (2007): Neotropical 17, 531-548. Modern environmental conditions re- Krumme, U., H. Keuthen, M. Barletta, U. corded in surface sediment samples off W Saint-Paul & W. Villwock (2008): Resus- and SW Indonesia: Planktonic foraminifera pended intertidal microphytobenthos as and biogenic compounds analyses. Mar. major diet component of planktivorous Micropaleontol 65, 96-112.

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41 appendix Publications Zones: Managing Agriculture-Fishery-Aqua- Eickhoff, S. (2006): Folgen einer Schlammflut. culture Conflicts. CABI Publishing, UK, In- e.velop, das entwicklungspolitische Magazin ternational Rice Research Institute (IRRI), der Bundesregierung 47. Philippines & International Water Manage- Eickhoff, S. (2006): Garnelen: eine zweifelhafte ment Institute (IWMI) (Sri Lanka),154-162. Delikatesse? e.velop, das entwicklungs Saint-Paul, U. u. C. Schnack (2006): Man- politische Magazin der Bundesregierung 37. groven – Wälder zwischen Land und Meer. Eickhoff, S., & E. Krain (2007): Wissenschaft In: G. Hempel, I. Hempel & S. Schiel (Hrsg.), hilft, bedrohte Küstenregionen zu schützen. Faszination Meeresforschung. Ein ökologi- e.velop, das entwicklungspolitische Magazin sches Lesebuch (Bremen), 235-244. der Bundesregierung 51. Souza-Filho, P W., R. Lara, O. Silveira & F.P. Glaser, M., G. Krause, B. Ratter & M. Welp Miranda (2007): The Amazon Mangrove (2008): Human-Nature Interaction in the Coast: The Role of Geological Factors in Anthropocene. Potential of Social-Ecological its Evolution During the Quaternary. In: Systems Analysis. In: GAIA 17 (1), 77-80. American Geophysical Union Joint As- Krain, E. & D. Yanuarita (2007): Linking Inte- sembly, Acapulco, Eos Trans. AGU, 88(23), grated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) Jt. Assem. Suppl., Abstracts, OS23D-04. with tsunami disaster risk management: Washington D.C. Some German-Indonesian experiences Subramanian, V., V. Ittekkot, D. Unger & N. from capacity building measures in Indo- Madhavan (2006): Silicate weathering in nesia. In: S. Abendroth & G. Krause (Hrsg.), South Asian Tropical River Basins. In: It- Restoration and development of tsunami tekkot, V., D. Unger, C. Humborg & N. affected areas in Indonesia – symposium Tac An (Eds.), The Silicon Cycle. Human proceedings. quo vadis – Landschaftsarchi- Perturbations and Impacts on Aquatic tektur 3, 16 (Erfurt). Systems. SCOPE 66 (Washington, Covelo, Krumme, U. (2007): Alles im Blick: Vier- London), 3-12. augenfische in Nordbrasilien. Deutsche Thomas, H., D. Unger, J. Zhang, K.-K. Liu & Aquarien- und Terrarienzeitschrift 8, 6-9. E. Shadwick, E., (2008): Biogeochemical Lotze, H.K., M. Flitner & E.R. Urban jr. (2008): cycling in semi-enclosed marine systems Coastal basins on the edge. UNESCO- and continental margins. In: J. Melillo, P. SCOPE-UNEP Policy Brief Series No. 7. Malanotte-Rizzoli, B. Sundby & E.R. Urban Saint-Paul, U., & C. Schnack (2008): Man- Jr. (Eds.), Watersheds, Bays and Bounded groven: Vergessene Wälder? Maßnahmen Seas. The Science and Management of zum Schutz tropischer Küsten. Biologie in Semi-enclosed Marine Systems. Island unserer Zeit 38 (4), 238-244. Press, Washington D.C. Wefering, F., D. Meyer Wefering, E. Krain, W. Tun, K. & G. Heiss (2006): Status of coral Ekau, G. Krause & C. Galdies (2007): reefs in Myanmar: Post-tsunami Assess- Evaluation des Integrierten Küstenzonen- ment. In: C. Wilkinson, D. Souter, D. & J. managements in Europa, Informationen zur Goldberg (2006). Status of coral reefs in Raumentwicklung, Heft 5. tsunami affected countries: 2005. Austra- Westhaus-Ekau, P. & M. Hack (2008): lian Institute of Marine Science and Global Deutsch-Chinesische Zusammenarbeit Coral Reef Monitoring Network, Towns- in den Meereswissenschaften, Deutsche ville, 79-84. Botschaft Peking, VR China, http://www. Wolff, M. (2006): Auftriebsgebiete. In: G. peking.diplo.de/Vertretung/peking/de/o5/ Hempel, I. Hempel & S. Schiel (Hrsg.), Forschung_und_Technologie/meeresforsc- Faszination Meeresforschung. Ein ökologis- hung_seite.html ches Lesebuch (Bremen), 48-55. Westhaus-Ekau, P. (2006): 3. Deutsch- Chinesische Sommer-Schule in den Meere- swissenschaften. DGM-Mitteilungen 4, 47. Other Publications Westhaus-Ekau, P. (2007): Auf nach China. Jahrbuch der Universität Bremen 2007, Achenbach, K. & S. Eickhoff (2006): Mangrov- 104-105. en senden Kohlenstoff zum Meeresboden. Westhaus-Ekau, P. (2007): The Sino-German e.velop, das entwicklungspolitische Magazin Master Programme in Marine Sciences. der Bundesregierung 45. DAAD China Info I, 8.

appendix 42 E. Ardli Stability and forest dynamics: about the Lectures State of Research and Modelling of Segara robustness of mangrove succession (m. Anakan Lagoon, Cilacap, Indonesia, In- C. Piou), Annual meeting of the Ecologi- ternational Workshop on SPICE, Phase I, cal Society (ESA) of America, Symposiums UNSOED, Indonesia, 26.03.2007 on revisiting the ‘stability’ icon: Upstart Changes in the landuse and trophic flows of approaches to modeling resilience DEA- the Segara Anakan Lagoon (Java, Indone- 1126-793210, Tennessee, 10.08.2006 sia) from 1980-2000: Integrating GIS and 1. Adapting the Akaike’s Information Criterion ECOPATH, Modelling Workshop, ZMT, for Individual Based Model selection (m. C. 19.04.2007 Piou), 2. About the emergence of alternative succession trajectories in (neotropic) M. Arias-Schreiber mangrove forests (m. C. Piou), GfÖ Jahre- ABM for the unsustainable use of ma- stagung 2006, Bremen, 11.-15.09.2006 rine resources in a social-ecological system,Advanced Workshop on Simula- K. Diele tions for the Social Scientists, Universität The mangrove crab Ucides cordatus: Implica- Koblenz, 20.03.2007 tions of life history traits, habitat structure An eco-social system approach for the model- and capture techniques for the sustain- ling of the Humboldt Current system, ability of its fishery, 19. gtö Jahrestagung, Modelling Workshop, ZMT, 19.04.2007 Universität Kaiserslautern, 21.-24.02.2006 Implications of life history, forest structure, A. Dominici-Arosemena capture techniques and consumer de- Evolution of the reef fish genus Serranus – mands for the sustainability of a small-scale a new world origin of old world species? crab fishery in N-Brazil, II Mangrove Mac- (M. Kochzius), ISRS 2006 European Meet- robenthos Meeting, Brisbaine, Australien, ing, Bremen, 19.09.2006 26.-30.06.2006 Connecting mangroves and the sea: Repro- A. Baum ductive Rhythm and recruitment of the Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in tropical mangrove crab Ucides cordatus, From and temperate rivers, 9thth International Catchment to Coast: Society of Wet- Estuarine Biogeochemistry Symposium, lands Scientists, Cairns, Australien, 09.- IOW, Warnemünde, 07.-11.05.2006 14.07.2006 Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) export A mangrove crab fishery in N-Brazil – Improv- from the peat draining river Siak in central ing social-ecological resilience, Ecosummit Sumatra and its fate in the adjacent coas- 2007: Ecological Complesity and Sustain- tel ocean, European Geoscience Union, ability: Challeges and Opportunities for Wien,17.04.2007 21st-Century’s Ecology, Peking, VR China, Dissolved inorganic nutrients in the Indo- 23.05.2007 nesian blackwater river Siak (Central 1. Mangrove Ecology, 2. The Mangrove Crab Sumatra), 10th International Estuarine U. cordatus: case study for integrative Biogeochemistry Symposium, University of social-ecological research, 3. Management Xiamen, Xiamen, China, 19.05.2008 of Mangroves for Resilience to Climate Change, Summer School on Mangrove U. Berger Ecology, Institute of Oceanography, Nha Tropical coastal ecosystems seen as agent- Trang, Vietnam, 23.-26.09.2008 based complex systems, Rolle von integ- 1. Influence of inter- versus intraspecific cues rierten, insbesondere agenten-basierten on metamorphosis of the mangrove crab Modellen zur Analyse von Dynamik und U. cordatus (K. Diele et al), 2. Participatory Management von sozio-ökologischen Sys- fisheries monitoring of Ucides cordatus temen, Universität Osnabrück, 09.06.2006 as a tool management (K. Diele et al.), 5th From the behaviour of individuals to the Brazilian Crustacean Congress, Gramado, spatial organization of a population: a case Brasilien, 09.-13.11.2008 study of Ucides cordatus (m. C. Piou), II Mangrove Macrobenthos Meeting, Bris- W. Ekau baine, Australien, 26.-30.06.2006 The Center for Tropical Marine Ecology, Visit

43 appendix Lectures of the Ministry of Fisheries & Aquatic mangrove forest, YoMo Meeting in ecology, Resources, Sri Lanka, Atlas Elektronik, Gülpe , 07.-09.2006 Bremen, 22.06.2006 Tropical marine research in Germany during M. Glaser the last 20 years. Its relevance to ocean Disaster preparedness/tsunami workshop, governance, 1906-2006: One century of Third Global Conference on Oceans, marine research in Europe. EFMS-UOF Coasts and Islands, Paris Congress, Paris, 13.-15.09.2006 Transdisciplinary understanding of coastal Impact of nutrient and sediment change on social-ecological systems, Coastal and foodweb structure, PACKMEDS, Inter- Disaster Management. International national Workshop, Delmenhorst, 01.- Conference and Summer School, Makassar, 05.04.2007 Indonesien, 22.-23.03.2006 Fish under stress. How we treat a valuable re- Nature and society: Alternative theoretical source, Oldenburg Model United Nations approaches, Coastal and Disaster Man- (OLMUN), Oldenburg, 11.06.2008 agement. International Conference and Oxyxgen minimum layer dynamics and fish Summer School, Makassar, Indonesien, larvae communities, Eastern Boundary 24.03.2006 Upwelling Ecosystems, Las Palmas, Gran Integrated coastal management (m. G. Krause), Canaria, 03.06.2008 Andales University, Padang, Sumatra, Indo- Die Dynamik von Sauerstoffminimumzonen nesien, 02.-06.04.2006 als treibende Kraft für die Veränderungen Soil degradion, erosion and human liveli- im Ichthyoplankton, DWK-Sitzung, ZMT, hoods: Envrionmental management in a 02.07.2008 co-evolutionary framework, Studiengruppe Dynamics and vulnerability of marine food- Environmental Governance and Participa- webs, Sino German Initiative on Marine tion, Vorbereitung SPICE-Konferenz, Berlin, Sciences. 4th Summer School: Ocean 17.-18.05.2006 under Stress, Quingdao, V.R. China, Denkmodelle zu Mensch-Natur Beziehungen: 29.07.2008 Soziale und ethische Dimensionen, Ethik und Umweltpolitik der Deutschen Gesell- A. Espinoza schaft für Humanökologie, Sommerhausen, Qualitative tools for the spatial and tempo- 09.-13.05.2006 ral representation of marine ecosystems Intentions and outcomes of natural resource (Local Ecological Knowledge, Driving management legislation in the mangrove Forces-Pressure-State/Impact-Responses areas of Pará, Brazil,INCOFISH - Integrat- indicators model, Loop Analysis, and Geo- ing Multiple Demand on Coastal Zones: graphical Information System), Modelling Workshop comparing National Legal Ap- Workshop, ZMT, 19.04.2007 proaches to Coastal and Offshore Fisher- ies, Bremen, 02.06.2006 S. Ferse A transdisciplinary approach to sustainable Multivariate responses of the coral reef fish coastal management in North Brazil – The community to artificial structures and Mangrove Dynamics and Management coral transplants, 11th International Coral Programme (MADAM) 1996-2005, LOICZ Reef Symposium 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Coastal Research Symposium, GKKS, Florida, 11.07.2008 Geestacht, 13.-14.06.2006 Mensch, Gesellschaft und Natur: Denkmodelle M. Flitner und ihre Auswirkungen auf das Ökosys- Human dimensions of global change, GLO- temmanagement, Humbold-Universität zu MAR Annual Retreat 2007,.Etelsen, 03.- Berlin, 27.10.2006 04.12.2007 Understanding coastal changes in a social-eco- Introduction to governance, Kick-off-Work- logical systems framework, SPICE/LOICZ/ shop SPICE-Cluster VI, Hasanuddin Univer- ATSEF/SEACORM (SLAS) Southeast Asia sity, Makassar, Südsulawesi, 03.03.2008 Coastal Governance and Management Forum: Science Meets Policy for Coastal M.L. Fontalvo Herazo Management and Capacity Building, Bali, Assessment of silvicultural practices in Indonesien, 14.11.2006

appendix 44 Tsunami Preparedness: The Case of the Pe- Potentials and pitfalls of agent-based model- Lectures ruvian Coast, International Workshop on ling of coastal and marine social-ecological life accompanied by disasters: earthquakes systems, Human-nature relations in the and tsunamis, Padang, Sumatra, Indonesien, Anthropocene, Sommerhausen, 28.-31.05. 20.11.2006 2008 Siak River Drainage Basin as a Social-Ecologi- Steering change in the tropical coastal cal System, University of Riau, Pekanbaru, commons: Methods of social-ecological West-Sumatra, Indonesien, 25.11.2006 systems analysis. The 12th Biennial Confer- 1. Natural Resources Types, Management ence of the International Association for Regimes and Co-management, 2. The Sper- the Study of Commons. Governing shared monde Archipelago as a Social-Ecological resources: connecting local experience to System, Hasanuddin University, Makassar, global challenges, Cheltenham, 16.07.2008 South Sulawesi, 27.11.2006 Social-Ecological Systems Analysis to Analyse C. Jantzen Land-Ocean-Interactions in the Coastal Coral spawning stimulates microbial life in the Zone,Synthesis Conference of the Institu- reef (mit C. Wild & U. Struck), ISRS 2006 tions for Sustainable Development in the European Meeting, Bremen, 20.09.2006 Coastal Zone in the Face of Environmental Coral reefs under the impact of internal Change (IDGEC) Conference Nua Dusa, waves, Similan Islands, Andaman Sea: pri- Bali, Indonesien, 05.12.2006 mary production, 11th International Coral Social-Ecological Analysis in Segara Anakan Reef Symposium 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Area, Java, Indonesian-German Bilateral Florida, 10.07.2008 Workshop on SPICE Phase I: Ecologi- cal and Social Aspects of Segara Anakan, T. Jennerjahn Cilacap, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 1. Ecological and socioeconomic aspects of 26.03.2007 mangrove ecosystems for the sustainable Mensch-Naturbeziehungen im Anthropozän: use of their resources, 2. Biogeochemistry Potentiale der sozialökologischen System- of the Segara Anakan Lagoon, 3. Hydrody- analyse, DGH Jahrestagung, Sommerhausen namics of the Segara Anakan lagoon (on a.M., 11.05.2007 behalf of Peter Holtermann), 4. State of Conceptual Introduction: Social-Ecological research and modelling of Segara Anakan Systems Analysis in the Anthropocene, lagoon, Cilacap, Indonesia (on behalf of Er- Ecosummit 2007: Ecological Complesity win Riyanto Ardli), Science for Protection and Sustainability: Challeges and Opportu- of Indonesian Coastal Ecosystems (SPICE), nities for 21st-Century’s Ecology, Peking, Program Workshop: Focus on Cluster 2, VR China, 23.05.2007 Purwokerto, Indonesien, 23.01.2006 Understanding coastal change: sustainable Global climate and regional environmen- management in a co-evolutionary social- tal change affecting coastal ecosystems: ecological framework, Integrating Natural Biogeochemistry, Workshop on coastal and Social Sciences for Sustainability – 7th ecosystems: hazards management and International Conference of the European rehabilitation, Purwokerto, Indonesien, Society for Ecological Economics (ESEE). 10.08.2006 Leipzig, 06.06.2007 Science for the Protection of Indonesian Systemwandel und soziale Gerechtigkeit in der Coastal Marine Ecosystems (SPICE): Küstenzone: Szenarien zum Mangroven- Science meets Policy, L2L – Sustainable management in Pará (Nordbrasilien) (mit Neighbourhood – from Lisbon to Leipzig G. Krause),Umwelt als System – System als through Research, Leipzig, 08.05.2007 Umwelt? Systemtheorien auf dem Prüf- Land-based activities affecting the fluxes and stand, Universität Bonn, 16.06.2007 transformation of nutrients and organic Limits to Participation, 2008 Berlin Confer- matter from watershed to the coastal ence on the Human Dimensions of Global sea (mit D. Unger), LANCET-Workshop, Environmental Change. International Con- Hainan, VR China, 31.07.2008 ference of the Social-Ecological Research Programme Long-Term Policies: Governing F. Keyl Social-Ecological Change, Berlin, 22.02.2008 Construction of a Fisheries Model Incorporating

45 appendix Lectures Climate Variability for the Stocks of in Coastal Management, Summerschool Haliotis spp. (Abalone) in Baja California, „Coastal and Disaster Management“, UN- Mexico (m. M. Wolff),International Confer- HAS, Makassar, Indonesien, 04.-05.04.2005 ence on Coastal Ecosystems Towards and SPICE Program, Status and New Develop- Integrated Knowledge or an Ecosystem ments in Coastal and Disaster Manage- Approach for Fisheries, Campeche, Mexiko, ment Cooperation in Indonesia,Kick-off 26.-29.06.2006 Meeting German-Indian Ocean Tsunami Advances in the modelling of Cephalopod re- Early Warning Systems (GITEWS), Geo- sources in the Humboldt Current Ecosys- forschungszentrum, Potsdam, tem, considering environmental variability, 04.-05.05.2006 Modeling Workshop, ZMT, 19.04.2007 Taming the Impossible: Tsunami Risk Manage- Hypothesis on a functional triad migration- ment in Indonesia,Int. Workshop cum maturation-growth for Dosidicus gigas in Trainingcourse on Coastal Ecosystem the eastern Pacific, CalCoFI Symposium, Hazard Management and Rehabilita- San Diego, Kalifornien, 27.11.2007 tion, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 14.08.2006 L. Knittweis An Introduction to SPICE: experiences in sci- Impacts of the live coral aquarium trade on ence cooperation to contribute to policy Heliofungia actiniformis (Quoy and Gaim- and decision making in ecosystems man- ard, 1833) population dynamics in South agement, SPICE/LOICZ/ATSEF/SEACORM Sulawesi, Indonesia, ISRS 2006 European (SLAS) Southeast Asia Coastal Governance Meeting, Bremen, 20.09.2006 and Management Forum: Science Meets 1. Research results around Spermonde and Policy for Coastal Management and Capac- implications SPICE I, 2. Work Plan SPICE II, ity Building Bali, Indonesien, 15.11.2006 Kick-Off-Workshop SPICE II, Center for Linking Integrated Coastal Zone Management Coral Reef Research, UNHAS, Makassar, with Tsunami Disaster Risk Management, Indonesien, 03.-04.-03.2008 International Symposium „Restoration Genetic structure of Heliofungia actiniformis and Developmant of Tsunami Affected (Scleractinia: Fungiidae) populations in the Areas in Indonesia, Fachhochschule Erfurt, Indo-Malay Archipelago: implications for 30.01.2007 live coral trade management efforts,11th International Coral Reef Symposium 2008, G. Krause Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 09.07.2008 Offshore Co-management: Potentials & Constrains, Suitability of Offshore Wind E. Krain Farms as Aquaculture Sites – 1. Stake- Presentation of Consultant’s Draft Inception holder Meeting, Royal Institute of Natural Report, Kickoff Meeting, EU-Projekt ICZM, Architects, University of Plymouth, 28.02.- Brüssel, 30.-31.01.2006 01.03.2006 Bilanz und Ausblick zur Tsunami-Hilfe am Socail-ecological systems analysis in integrated Beispiel Sri Lankas, Katastrophenhilfe oder coastal management ,International Confer- katastrophale Hilfe? Seminar für Ländliche ence on Coastal and Disaster Management Entwicklung, Humboldt Universität, Berlin, for Extreme Events Impact Mitigation, 27.02.2006 UNHAS, Makassar, Indonesien, 23.03.2006 Perspectives of German-Indonesain Research What is coastal management (m. M. Glaser), Cooperation in Coastal Social Ecologi- Padang, Andalas University, Indonesien, cal Systems, International Conference on 03.04.2006 Coastal and Disaster Management for Ex- Soziale Gerechtigkeit in der Küstenzone: treme Events Impact Mitigation, UNHAS, Szenarios zum Mangrovenmanagement in Makassar, Indonesien, 23.03.2006 Pará (Nordbrasilieln), Ethik und Umweltpoli- 1. Tsunamis, Generating Forces and Physical tik der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Human Properties, Summerschool „Coastal and ökologie, Sommerhausen, 09.-13.05.2006 Disaster Management“, 2. Coastal Manage- Remote sensing of mangrove forest struc- ment in the Era of Decentralisation, Sum- ture, GlobWetland Symposium „Looking merschool „Coastal and Disaster Manage- at Wetlands from Space“, ESA, ESRIN, ment“, 3. Indicators for Good Governance Frascati, 19.-21.10.2006

appendix 46 ICZM Status in Europe, ICES-Workgroup matter from the watershed to the coastal Lectures Meeting, Bedford Institute for Oceanogra- sea: Hainan, South China, GLOMAR Annual phy, Halifax, Kanada, 28.03.2007 Retreat 2007, Etelsen,03.-04.12.2007 Systemwandel und soziale Gerechtigkeit in der Habitat linkages: Nekton status and connectiv- Küstenzone: Szenarien zum Mangroven- ity between estuarine habitats, LANCET management in Pará (Nordbrasilien) (mit Workshop, Hainan, V.R. China, 31.07.2008 M. Glaser), Umwelt als System – System Effects of shrimp aquaculture on the biogeo- als Umwelt? Systemtheorien auf dem Prüf- chemistry in Hain, South China, Summer stand, Universität Bonn, 16.06.2007 School on Mangrove Ecology, Institute Transdisziplinary scenarios in a mangrove of Oceanography, Nha Trang, Vietnam, ecosystem: Sustainable management in a 10.09.2008 co-evolutionary social-ecological framework, European Society of Ecological Eco- A. Kunzmann nomics (ESEE) – Integrating Natural and Untersuchungen zur Marikultur an Zieror- Social Science for Sustainability, Leipzig, ganismen am ZMT, DWK-Sitzung, ZMT, 05.-08.06.2007 02.07.2008 Options for resilience in a co-evolutionary Physiological performance of three species of social-ecological framework: Employing giant clams, 11th International Coral Reef scenarios for a sustainable future, 15th Symposium 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Conference of the Society for Human 09.07.2008 Ecology „Local Populations and Diver- sity in a Changing World“, Rio de Janeiro, H. Lai Phu Brasilien, 02.-08.10.2007 Community structure as bioindicator for Trends of ICZM in Europe and its relevance to different mangrove types in Can Gio Re- shellfish cultivation, 10th International Con- serve, Vietnam, Postgraduate Internaitonal ference on Shellfish Restoration (ICSR) Nematology Course, University Gent, 2007, Wageningen, 11.-16.11.2007 Gent, 21.-27.05.2006 Socical-ecological system definition – Defining Nematode communities as bioindicators for the common baseline of cluster 6, Kick- different types of mangrove in Can Gio Off-Workshop SPICE II, Center for Coral Biosphere Reserve, Vietnam, International Reef Research, UNHAS, Makassar, Indone- Symposium on Nematodes as Environmen- sien, 03.04.03.2008 tal Bioindicators, Edinburgh, 13.06.2007 Resilience in the Peruvian scallop fishery: a Free-living Nematode community structure system model approach (m. M. Badjeck), for differentiation of mangrove types in Resilience 2008, Stockholm, 15.04.2008 Can Gio Biosphere Reserve, Ho Chi Minh Methods of SES Analysis: Potentials and Pit- City, Vietnam. (mit U. Saint-Paul u. Nguyen tfalls, DGH Symposium, Sommerhausen, Vu Thanh), Bien Dong 2007, Nha Trang, 28.-31.05.2008 Vietnam, 12.09.2007

U. Krumme R. Lara Tidal migrations of mangrove fish: a hydroa- Coastal dynamics and ecohydrology in the coustic approach, 1st International Sympo- Management, Weltbank, Washington DC, sium on Mangroves as Fish Habitats, Miami, USA, 18.-24.04.2006 FL,18.-25.04.2006 Sedimentary organic matter and past reac- Patterns in tidal migration of mangrove fish: tions of Amazonian wetland to climate a hydroacoustic approach (m. U. Saint- oscillations in the Holocene, International Paul), First International Symposium on Sedimentology Conference, Fukuoka, Japan, Mangroves as Fish Habitats, Rosenstiel 29.08.2006 School of Marine and Atmosperic Science, Interdisciplinary research in coastal wetlands – University of Miami, Miami, Florida, perspectives for cooperation,Faculty 19.-21.04.2006 Invited Speakers Cycle, Osaka Prefectural University, Osaka, Japan, 14.12.2007 L. Krupp Interdisciplinary research at ZMT – an over- Effects of land-based activities on fluxes and view and perspectives for cooperation, transformation of nutrients and organic NICED, Kalkutta, Indien, 29.05.2008

47 appendix Lectures Interdisciplinary research at the ZMT: Current International Coral Reef Symposium 2008, activities and perspectives for cooperation, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 07.07.2008 IMARPE, Lima, Peru, 08.10.2008 Process of decline and recovery on coral Management of endangered mangrove coasts reefs, LANCET-Workshop, Hainan, VR and human health: A proposed comparison China, 01.08.2008 of cholera dynamics in the Sundaban and Amazonian regions, EMECS-8, Harmonizing J. Paramo catchment and estuary, China East Normal MPA`s as management tools in Northern University, Shanghai, VR China, 28.10.2008 Colombian Waters, Modelling Workshop, ZMT, 19.04.2007 J. Leal-Flórez Exotic fish species and changes in catch C. Piou composition of the Ciénaga Grande de Pattern-oriented modelling of a mangrove Santa Marta Estuarine System,International crab movement, YoMo Meeting in ecology, Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species, Gülpe, 07.-09.2006 Key Biscayne, Florida, 16.05.2006 1. Adapting the Akaike’s Information Criterion Role of introduced fish in the fisheries system for Individual Based Model selection (m. U. dynamics of the Cienaga Grande De Santa Berger), 2. About the emergence of alter- Marta Ecosystem (Colombia), Modelling native succession trajectories in (neotro- Workshop, ZMT, 19.04.2007 pic) mangrove forests (m. U. Berger), GfÖ Jahrestagung 2006, Bremen, 11.-15.09.2006 M. Lukas Land use change and environmental gov- C. Propp ernance in Segara Anakan, Purwokerto, Benthic recycling in the Madura Strait (Java) Indonesien, 28.02.2008 and ist effects on the water quality and Land use change and environmental gover- biogeochemistry – concepts and first nance in Segara Anakan, Kick-off Work- results, GLOMAR Annual Retreat 2007, shop, Makassar, Indonesien, 03.03.2008 Etelsen,03.-04.12.2007 Estuarine dynamics, management and hum health: the case of cholera,5th Meeting of H. Reuter the UNESCO European Working Group Multi-scale interactions in complex ecological for Estuaries and Coastal Ecohydrology, systems (mit Jopp), Jahrestagung der GfÖ, Kavala, Griechenland, 16.09.2008 Leipzig, 18.09.2008

I. Nordhaus C. Richter The benthic community in the Segara Ana- ORCAS – Ocean-Reef Coupling in the Anda- kan lagoon,Workshop „Segara Anakan“, man Sea, DFG-NRCT-Workshop, Phuket, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Java, Indonesien, Thailand, 28.07.2006 23.01.2006 Coral reefs, oases in a desert ocean – on ma- The trophic role of the mangrove crab Ucides rine science and international cooperation, cordatus in a high intertidal mangrove International School, Bremen, 19.04.2007 forest in northern Brazil, II Mangrove Macrobenthos Meeting, Coolangatta, Aus- T. Rixen tralien, 26.-30.06.2006 The biological pump in the Indian Ocean, The Benthic Community in the Segara Anakan SIBER-Workshop, Goa Indien, 05.10.2006 Lagoon, Indonesian-German Bilateral Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) export Workshop on SPICE Phase I: Ecologi- from the peat draining river Siak in central cal and Social Aspects of Segara Anakan, Sumatra and its fate in the adjacent coastal Cilacap, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, ocean (mit. A. Baum et al.), European Geo- 26.03.2007 sciences Union, General Assembly 2007, Wien, 15.-20.04.2007 M. Nugues The Cuban - European climate connection, Influence of benthic communities on the a coral based climate reconstruction, settlement and post-settlement survival Meereswissenschaftliches Kolloquium, IfM of two reef corals in the Florida Keys, 11th GEOMAR, Kiel, 01.06.2007

appendix 48 Results from coral reef studies: Climatic sig- the coastal zone of Vietnam, 2. Free-living Lectures nals and major coastal events, Universität Nematode community structure for dif- Lüneburg, 21.06.2007 ferentiation of mangrove types in Can Gio Biosphere Reserve, Ho Chi Minh City, C. Roder Vietnam. (mit Lai Phu Hoang u. Nguyen Heterotrophy in Steinkorallen, GeoBioCenter, Vu Thanh), Bien Dong 2007, Nha Trang, Universität München, 14.12.2007 Vietnam, 12.09.2007 Coral nutrition under the impact of inter- Utilization of Aquatic Resources along the nal waves, GeoBioCenter, München, Brazilian Coast with Special Reference to 02.05.2008 Mangroves as Fish Nurseries, DELTA 2007 – Coral reefs under the impact of internal Managing the coastal land-water interface waves, Similan Islands, Andaman Sea: het- in tropical delta systems, Bang Sean, Thai- erotrophy, 11th International Coral Reef land, 07.11.2007 Symposium 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Aspects of mangrove research at the ZMT, 10.07.2008 Conferencia Magistral de Ecología de Manglares, INVEMAR, Santa Marta, S. Rückert Kolumbien, 31.01.2008 Marine fish parasites in Indonesia: state of Global change and coastal protection in infestation and importance for grouper Vietnam, Asian Wetland Symposium 2008, mariculture, Bandar Lampung, Indonesien, Hanoi, Vietnam, 25.06.2008 15.03.2007 Mangrove restoration, Summer School on Mangrove Ecology, Institute of Oceanogra- U. Saint-Paul phy, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 10.09.2008 ICZM: Projekterfahrungen in Brasilien,Die na- O ZMT e seus trabalhos em áreas de mangue, tionale Strategie zum Integrierten Küsten- Umweltmesse FIEMA, Bento Gonçalves, zonenmanagement und ihre Perspektiven, Brasilien, 29.10.-01.11.2008 HdW, Bremen, 27.04.2006 Mangroven zwischen Schutz und Nutzung, S. Schwamborn Lateinamerikainstitut, Wien, 23.-24.05.2006 A Trophic model of a tropical sea grass sys- A Ten Years Lasting Cooperation Project on tem in Brazil, Modelling Workshop, ZMT, Mangrove Dynamics and Management in 19.04.2007 North Brazil, Mangrove Macrobenthic Meeting II, Coolangattan, Australien, 26.06.- K. Schwerdtner Máñez Costa 30.06.2006 Historical changes and shifting environmental Fisheries Ecology in the Amazon Flood- base lines, International Workshop on Im- plains, Wasserfachtagung, Hanoi, Vietnam, plementation Plan of SPICE Phase Focus- 27.09.2006 sing on Segara Anakan Cilacap, UNSOED, Fish ecology in tropical estuaries, Encontro Purwokerto, Indonesien, 28.02.2008 Brasileiro de Ictiologia 2007, Itajai, Brasilien, 30.01.2007 M. Taylor Interrelações entre manguezais, economia Trophic Modeling of Eastern Boundary Cur- local e stustenabilidade social experiências rent Systems: A Review and Prospectus for de um programa de cooperação no Norte Solving the „Peruvian Puzzle“ (m. M. Wolff), do Brasil, XII. Congreso Latino-Americano International Conference on Coastal Eco- Ciencias del Mar (COLACMAR), Floriano- systems Towards and Integrated Knowl- polis, Brasilien, 18.04.2007 edge or an Ecosystem Approach for Fish- Schutz und Nutzung der Mangrove Brasiliens, eries, Campeche, Mexiko, 26.-29.06.2006 Emeritierung Prof. Junk, MPI für Evolu- CENSOR – Comparative analysis of trophic tionsbiologie, Plön,23.06.2007 flow structure between normal upwelling Interrelations between mangroves, local and El Niño periods for Bahia Indepnden- economy and social sustainability. A review cia, Peru, CENSOR-Mid-Term Symposium, from a case study in North Brazil, Phuket Concepción, Chile, 13.09.2006 Marine Biological Center, Phuket, Thailand, Progress in the trophic modelling of Peruvian 05.09.2007 bay systems along a latitudinal gradient 1. Land-ocean-atmospheric interaction in as impacted by the El Niño Southern

49 appendix Lectures Oscillation (ENSO), Modelling Workshop, Current Systems: A Review and Prospectus ZMT, 19.04.2007 for Solving the „Peruvian Puzzle“ (together The Northern Humboldt Current Ecosystem with M. Taylor), International Confer- and its resource dynamics: Insights from a ence on Coastal Ecosystems Towards and trophic modelling and time series analysis, Integrated Knowledge or an Ecosystem Abschlusssymposium – CENSOR, IMARPE, Approach for Fisheries, Campeche, Mexiko, Lima, Peru, 12.09.2008 26.-29.06.2006 Simulating ecosystem transition from upwell- D. Unger ing to El Niño conditions: the case of Some aspects of biogeochemistry of organic Independencia Bay, Peru, Universidad de matter in the Indian Ocean, SIBER-Work- Antofagasta, Chile u. Humbold-Konferenz, shop, Goa Indien, 05.10.2006 Lima, Peru, 12.09.2006 Land-based activities affecting the fluxes and Propuesta para el plan de Manejo de la concha transformation of nutrients and organic de abanico en la bahis de Sechura, norte matter from watershed to the coastal sea del Peru, Abschlusssymposium – CENSOR, (with T. Jennerjahn), LANCET-Workshop, IMARPE, Lima, Peru, 12.09.2008 Hainan, VR China, 31.07.2008 Urbanisation and land use change, impact on estuaries and coastal waters, Deutschland- Promenade, Guangzhou, VR China, 10.11.2008 LANCET: Land-Sea interaction along coastal ecosystems in Hainan – effects of land- based activities on fluxes from land to sea, Guangxi Mangrove Research Center, Heibai, VR China, 13.11.2008

F. Vadas An Agent-based Model on the behaviour of Peruvian’s diving fishermen, Modelling Workshop, ZMT, 19.04.2007

P. Westhaus-Ekau Sino-German Master Programme in Marine Sciences, DAAD Fachkonferenz „go – out!“, Berlin, 10.05.2007 Meeresforschung und Ausbildung in Bremen, Deutsche Botschaft, Beijing, V.R. China, 23.11.2007 The Sino-German Master Programme in Marine Sciences, Chin. Delegationsbesuch, 07.04.2008

M. Wolff A catch forecast model for the Peruvian scallop, Universidad la Molina, Peru, 17.03.2006 1. A Catch Forecast Model for the Peruvian Scallop (Argopecten purpuratus) Based on Estimators of Spawning Stock and Settle- ment rate (m. M. Taylor & J. Mendo), 2. Construction of a Fisheries Model Incor- porating Climate Variability for the Stocks of Haliotis spp. (Abalone) in Baja Califor- nia, Mexico (m. F. Keyl, & D.B. Lluch Cota), 3. Trophic Modeling of Eastern Boundary

appendix 50 E.R. Ardli Union General Assembly 2006, Wien, Poster Quantifiying habitat and resources use 06.-08.04.2006 Presentations changes in the Segara Ankakan Lagoon (Cilacap, Indonesia) over the past 25 years, H. Auel &. W. Ekau Indonesian-German Bilateral Workshop Coastal upwelling systems as equatorwards on SPICE Phase I: Ecological and Social As- extensions of distribution range for high- pects of Segara Anakan, Cilacap, UNSOED, latitude pelagic species – the amphipod Purwokerto, Indonesien, 26.-27.03.2007 Themisto gaudichaudi in the Benguela Current, Eastern Boundary Upwelling A. Baum, T. Rixen et al. Ecosystems, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, 1. Discharges of dissolved organic carbon 01.-06.06.2008 from central Sumatra, Indonesia, and its horizontal distribution in the coastal M. Fontalvo, U. Berger & C. Piou zone 2. Relevance of peat draining rivers The application of a spatially-explicit model in central Sumatra for riverine input of for the sustainable use of mangrove forest dissolved organic carbon into the ocean, plantations, GfÖ Jahrestagung 2006, Bre- SPICE-LOICZ-Konferenz, Denpassar, Bali, men, 11.-15.09.2006 Indonesien, 13.11.2006 S. Ferse, A. Kunzmann, L. Knittweis A. Baumgart Coral Reefs are more than Fishes. Towards the Verteilung von Nährstoffen und stabilen sustainable use of non-fish reef, Southeast Sickstoffisotopen im Nitrat des Auftriebs- Asia Coastal Governance and Management gebietes im Indischen Ozean vor Java und Forum: Science Meets Policy for Coastal Jakarta ,„Sonne“-Statusseminar, IfM-GEO- Management and Capacity Building, Bali, MAR, Kiel, 14.02.2007 Indonesien, 14.-16.11.2007

E. Borell, S. Romatzki, S. Ferse S. Ferse Electric reef corals: backtracking the notion Reef rehabilitation and natural recovery. Does of enhanced growth and prosperity ,11th transplantation of coral fragments increase International Coral Reef Symposium 2008, natural recruitment? 11th International Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 07.-11.07.2008 Coral Reef Symposium 2008, Fort Lauder- dale, Florida, 07.-11.07.2008 R. Deswandi, M. Glaser Destructive fishing practices: Identifying its B. Grote, W. Ekau, W. Hagen, C. Clem- triggering factors and understanding the mesen & H. Verheye interplays of institutions in coral reef Depth distribution and condition of hake lar- management in Spermonde Archipelago vae, Merluccius capensis and M. paradoxus, Indonesia, 11th International Coral Reef in the southern Benguela upwelling system Symposium 2008, Fort Lauderdale, of South Africa, Eastern Boundary Upwell- Florida,0 7.-11.07.2008 ing Ecosystems, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, 01.-06.06.2008 K. Diele et al. 1. Environmental cues from the adult habitat M. Glaser induce metamorphosis of mangrove crab Methods in social-ecological systems analysis. larvae, Ucides cordatus 2. Influence of the Pitfalls and potentials of agent-based mod- commercialization system on the capture elling, Coping with global change in marine size of the mangrove crab Ucides corda- sociol-ecological systems, FAO, Rom, tus, 5th Brazilian Crustacean Congress, 07.-11.07.2008 Gramado, Brasilien, 09.-13.11.2008 C. Jantzen et al. W. Ekau 1. Seasonal investigation on stability of coral- Large Scale Low Oxygen controlling Distribu- algae interactions in fringing reefs of the tion Patterns of Early Life Stages of Fish Northern Red Sea, 2. Two species of in the Northern Benguela and Southern giant clams (Tridacnidae) show different Angola Currents, European Geosciences depth distributions and divergent feeding

51 appendix Poster atrategies,11th International Coral Reef Eastern Pacific) ,11th International Coral Presentations Symposium 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Reef Symposium 2008, Fort Lauderdale, 07.-11.07.2008 Florida, 07.-11.07.2008

C. Jantzen, C. Richter et al. A. Kunzmann, T. Jennerjahn, S. Bröhl, Pumping of pore water nutrients by the I. Schulz, A. Baumgart & Colleagues upside-down-jellyfish Cassiopeia Sp. in from NIO Coral Reefs, 11th International Coral Reef Biogeochemical and ecological studies of riv- Symposium 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, ers, coastal ocean and coral reefs off Nha 07.-11.07.2008 Trang/ Vietnam, Scientific Conference Bien Dong – 2007on the occasion of the 85th T. Jennerjahn anniversary of the Institute of Oceanogra- Einfluß des Küstenauftriebs auf die Verteilung phy, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 12-14.09.2007 organischer Substanz in den Sedimenten des Indischen Ozeans vor Java und Suma- A. Kunzmann tra ,„Sonne“-Statusseminar, IfM-GEOMAR, Growth of giant clams (Tridacna maxima and T. Kiel, 14.02.2007 squamosa) in a recirculation system: effects of light and nutrients, Annual Meeting of F. Keyl et al. the European Aquaculture Society, Istanbul, Modelling production and population dynam- 23.-28.10.2007 ics of Dosidicus gigas in the Peruvian exclusive economic zone, CLIOTOP (Climate Physiological performance of Giant Clams Impact on Top Predators) Symposium, La (Tridacna Maxima, T. Squamosa, T. Derasa) Paz, Mexiko, 03.-07.12.2007 in a recirculation system, 11th International Coral Reef Symposium 2008, Fort Lauder- L. Knittweis dale, Florida, 07.-11.07.2008 The need for coral husbandry: a case study of H. actioformis exploitation for the live R. Lara coral aquarium trade in the Spermonde Sea-level variations at the Amazon River Archipelago, South Sulawesi, Indonesia, Mouth,9th International Conference on 1st International Symposium of Coral Palaeoceanography, Shanghai, V.R. China, Husbandry in Public Aquaria, Burgers’ Zoo, 01.-08.09.2007 Arnheim, 16.-21.04.2007 M.-A. Merckens, A. Kunzmann E. Krain Improved intermittent flow respirometry - The training module: Training the impossible? comparison of the metabolic rates of coral Tsunami and coastal disaster risk manage- reef and temperate scorpaenid fishes, 11th ment in Indonesia , Marine Ecology, Special International Coral Reef Symposium 2008, Training Course, Hasanuddin University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 07.-11.07.2008 Makassar, Indonesien, 14.-16.11.2006 I. Nordhaus U. Krumme & T. Giarrizzo Human activities affecting the spatio-temporal Do four intertidal mangrove creeks in a distribution of benthic organisms in the homogenous salinity zone have the same mangrove-fringed Segara Anakan lagoon, habitat value for juvenile fish assemblages? Java, Indonesia , II Mangrove Macrobenthos ,First International Symposium on Man- Meeting, Coolangatta, Australien, 26.- groves as Fish Habitats, Rosenstiel School 30.06.2006 of Marine and Atmosperic Science, Univer- sity of Miami, Miami, Florida, 1. Benthic community composition in the 19.-21.04.2006 mangrove-fringed Segara Anakan Lagoon, (Java, Indonesia) affected by human activi- G. A. Castellanos-Galindo, U. Krumme, ties, 2. Spatio-temporal variation of the A. Giraldo intertidal mangrove crab community in Tide-related variation in the reef fish fauna of the Segara Anakan Lagoon, Java, Indonesia, Utría National Park (Colombia, Tropical 3. Food preferences of mangrove crabs in

appendix 52 the Segara Anakan Lagoon, Java, Indonesia, S. Romatzki, A. Kunzmann, S. Schmidt- Poster Indonesian-German Bilateral Workshop Roach Presentations on SPICE Phase I: Ecological and Social 1. Gametogenesis of Six Scleractinian Corals Aspects of Segara Anakan, Cilacap, UN- in the Celebes Sea, 2. Continuous recruit- SOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, ment of hard corals in North Sulawesi, 26.-27.03.2007 Indonesia estimated throughout the year with Fluorescence Census Technique, 11th C. Piou International Coral Reef Symposium 2008, Spatial organization and local resilience of a Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 07.-11.07.2008 mangrove crab population analysed with an individual based model, ESA Conference S. Rückert 2006, Memphis, USA, 05.-11.08.2006 Possible transmission pathways of parasites into Indonesian grouper mariculture, M. Protazio & U. Berger Indonesian-German Bilateral Workshop Applying Wavelet Transform to Point Pattern on SPICE Phase I: Ecological and Social As- Analysis: An application to plant ecology, pects of Segara Anakan, Cilacap, UNSOED, GfÖ Jahrestagung 2006, Bremen, 11.-15.09. Purwokerto, Indonesien, 26.-27.03.2007 2006 M. Wolff, M. Taylor, M. Badjeck, M. Arias- H. Reuter et al. Schreiber Assessing emergent properties in complex 1. CENSOR – Comparative analysis of trophic ecological methods, Jahrestagung der GfÖ, flow structure between normal upwelling Leipzig, 15.-18.09.2008 and El Niño periods for Bahia Indepnden- cia, Peru, 2. Trophic flows in the Northern C. Richter Humboldt Current ecosystem: Part I) elu- Ocean forcing of coral reef processes – Soli- cidating mechanisms of ecosystem change bore-induced upwelling in the Similan Is- over an ENSO cycle by simulating changes lands, Andaman Sea, 4th Japanese-German in low tropic level dynamics ,Humboldt- Frontiers of Science Symposium, Shonan Conference, Instituto del Mar del Perú, Village Center, Japan, 01.-04.11.2007 IMARPE, Peru, 27.11.-01.12.2006

T. Rixen M. Wolff et al. Stable carbon and nitrogen isotope distribu- Comparing the dynamics of the nearshore and tion in the water column and sediments in the offshore Humboldt Current trophic the Indian Ocean upwelling region off Java webs: the role of fisheries, environmental and Sumatra, Indonesia, European Geo- drivers and trophic realationships, Confer- science Union, General Assembly, Wien, ence on dynamics of eastern boundary 15.-20.04.2007 upwelling ecosystems; integrative and comparative approaches, Las Palmas De T. Rixen, A. Baum et al. Gran Canaria, 01.-07.06.2008 Optical investigations in the tropical Siak river estuary in central Sumatra Ocean, Optics Conference 2006, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 09.-13.10.2006

T. Rixen, V. Ittekkot et al. The ENSO-driven carbon seesaw in the Indo- Pacific, SPICE-LOICZ-Konferenz, Denpas- sar, Bali, Indonesien, 13.11.2006

T. Rixen et al. Variability of stable isotope ratios in the coral Siderastrea siderea (Gulf of Mexico, Cuba), 6th European Coral Reef Conference, Bremen, 19.-22.09.2006

53 appendix Events Events Organized by the ZMT

Workshop on Coastal Marine Ecosystems on 25.-27.01.2007 the Andaman Sea Coast of Thailand, Thai- CENSOR-Follow-Up Workshop „Avances en German Cooperation in Marine Science, la elaboración del plan de manejo de la ZMT, 11.01.2006 concha de abanico de la Bahia de Sechura“, HYPOXIA Meeting on Dynamics of semi- Piura, Peru, 02.03.2007 enclosed marine systems: the integrated Dynamics of semi-enclosed marine systems: effects of changes in sediment and nutrient the integrated effects of changes in sedi- input from land (PACKAMEDS), ZMT, ment and nutrient input from land. Work- 25.-26.03.2006 shop on SCOPE Rapid Assessment Project Validation Workshop for the Evaluation of PACKMEDS, Bremen, 01.-05.04.2007 ICZM in Europe, ZMT, 22.-23.06.2006 Meeting of the Bilateral German-Indonesian Plenary Conference: Models as Tools for Steering Committee Marine Research and Managing Fisheries, International Confer- Education, Bremen, 21.-22.05.2007 ence on Coastal Ecosystems, Towards and Symposium: Social-Ecological Systems Analysis: Integrated Knowledge or an Ecosystem The Way forward in the Anthropocene. Approach for Fisheries, Campeche, Mexiko, Ecosummit 2007: Ecological Complex- 26.-29.06.2006 ity and Sustainability, Beijing, V.R. China, Annual meeting of the Ecological Society 23.05.2007 (ESA) of America, Symposiums on Revisit- German Executive Committee Meeting ing the ‘stability’ icon: Upstart approaches SCOPE, ZMT, 06.06.2007 to modeling resilience DEA-1126-793210, Research-based Education in Marine Sciences. Tennessee, 06.-11.08.2006 German-Indonesian Meeting in coopera- 6th European Coral Reef Conference – Eu- tion with the Indonesian Embassy, ZMT, ropean Meeting of the ISRS, Bremen, 19.- 01.10.2007 22.09.2006 Bilateraler Workshop mit israelischen und SPICE/LOICZ/ATSEF/SEACORM (SLAS) deutschen Wissenschaftlern, ZMT,19.- Southeast Asia Coastal Governance and 21.02.2008 Management Forum: Science Meets Policy Deutsch-Chinesische Initiative in den Meeres- for Coastal Management and Capacity wissenschaften zur Förderung des wissen- Building, Bali, Indonesien, 14.-16.11.2006 schaftlichen Nachwuchses – Bilateral German-Indonesian Conference on Diskussionsrunde zur Vorbereitung der 2. Marine Research and Education: SPICE, Lenkungsausschuss-Sitzung in Qingdao am Bremen, 25.-26.01.2007 7./8. August 2008, ZMT, 20.06.2008 Bilateral German-Chinese Meeting on Marine DWK-Mitgliederversammlung, ZMT, Science Education: Evaluation of the 03.06.2008 Masters Program and the preparation of Bilateraler Workshop Namibia-Deutschland, the Sino-German Summer School, ZMT, ZMT, 09.-14.06.2008

Participation in Events

M. Arias Schreiber 10th International Estuarine Biogeo- Course on Simulations for the Social Sciences, chemistry Symposium, University Universität Koblenz-Landau, 17.-22.09.2006 of Xiamen, Xiamen, China, Advanced Workshop on Simulations for the 17.-26.05.2008 Social Scientists, Universität Koblenz, 19.-23.03.2007 A. Baumgart Course on Introduction to Agent-based European Geoscience Union, Wien, Modelling, TU Dresden, 08.-12.10.2007 14.-24.04.2007 Scientific Conference Bien Dong – 2007 A. Baum on the occasion of the 85th anniversary European Geoscience Union, Wien, 14.-24.04. of the Institute of Oceanography, 2007 Nha Trang, Vietnam, 12.-14.09.2007

appendix 54 E. Borell Science Conference, East China Normal Events 11th International Coral Reef Symposium University, Shanghai, China, 17.-21.09.2007 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 05.-12.07. SCOR Working Group 128 Workshop, East 2008 China Normal University, Shanghai, China, 22.-23.09.2007 C. Brandt IOI Meeting of Directors & PACEM in Maribus Internationales Meerwassersymposium, Lünen, Konferenz, Malta, 29.10.-11.11.2007 20.-22.04.2007 BENEFIT Abschlußsymposium, Swakopmund, Interzoo 2008, Nürnberg, 22.-23.05.2008 Namibia, 17.-23.11.2007 Blue Planet Forum, Brüssel, 27.-28.11.2007 D. Dasbach Eastern Boundary Upwelling Ecosystems, Las ICP-OES Schulung, Spectro, Kleve, 19.- Palmas, Gran Canaria, 01.-07.06.2008 23.06.2006 Mehr als Wasser – Ozeane und Globale Thermo-Training, Bremen, 22.-24.10.2008 und Verantwortung, XVII. Malenter Symposium, 06.-07.11.2008 Lübeck, 12.-14.10.2008 IOI Jahresversammlung, Bukarest, 25.10.- K. Diele 01.11.2008 International Workshop on Wet Tropics, Cairns, Daintree, Australien, 31.06.- S. Ferse 07.07.2006 11th International Coral Reef Symposium Ecosummit 2007: Ecological Complexity and 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 05.- Sustainability: Challeges and Opportuni- 12.07.2008 ties for 21st-Century’s Ecology, Peking, VR China, 22.-27.05.2007 M. Flitner Crustacean Kongress, Belem, Brasilien, 09.11.- 2008 Berlin Conference on the Human Di- 17.12.2008 mensions of Global Environmental Change, Berlin, 21.-24.02.2008 S. Eickhoff Die Internetpräsenz als Mittel der Öffent A. Fricke lichkeitsarbeit, Fortbildung, Universität Dutch Conference for Coral Reef Research, Bremen, 23.-24.02.2006 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, WissensWerte, Bremer Forum für Wissen- 16.-17.12.2007 schaftsjournalismus, Bremen, 15.-16.11. A Short Course in Tropical Field Phycology, 2006 und 26.-27.11.2007 Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, AK Presse WGL, Senckenberg-Museum, Bocas Research Station, Bocas del Toro, Frankfurt, 27.-28.05.2008 Panama, 07.-25.07.2008

W. Ekau M. Glaser EU-Projekt ICZM, Kickoff Meeting, EU, Brüssel, Third Global Conference on Oceans, Coasts 30.01.-01.02.2006 and Islands. Moving the Global Agenda Die nationale Strategie zum Integrierten Küs- forward, UNESCO, Paris, 22.-28.01.2006 tenzonenmanagement und ihre Perspek- Die nationale Strategie zum Integrierten Küs- tiven, HdW, Bremen, 27.-28.04.2006 tenzonenmanagement und ihre Perspek- Jahrestagung des IOI, National Institute of tiven, HdW, Bremen, 27.-28.04.2006 Oceanography and Fisheries, Alexandria, GfÖ Jahrestagung 2006, Bremen, 11.-15.09.2006 Ägypten, 02.-09.11.2006 Seminar des Deutschen Hochschulverbundes PACKMEDS, International Workshop, Delmen- zur Drittmitteleinwerbung, Wissen- horst, 01.-05.04.2007 schaftszentrum, Bonn, 22.-23.01.2007 European Conference on „The Future Mari- Global Change, Environmental Governance time Policy of the EU: A European Vision and Multi-level Decision-making, DFG- for Oceans and Seas“, Bremen, 02.-04.05. Rundgespräch, Bonn, 07.-08.02.2007 2007 International Workshop on SPICE, Phase I, 34th Session of GESAM, UNESCO Headquar- UNSOED, Indonesia, 26.-27.03.2007 ters, Paris, 08.-11.05.2007 DGH Jahrestagung 2007, Sommerhausen a.M., IMBER/LOICZ Continental Margins Open 11.-12.05.2007

55 appendix Events Ecosummit 2007: Ecological Complexity and Wietwaterstrand, South Africa, Windhoek, Sustainability: Challeges and Opportuni- Hentiesbay and Walvisbay, Namibia, 02.02.- ties for 21st-Century’s Ecology, Peking, VR 13.02.2008 China, 22.-27.05.2007 Delegation of German Minister for Education 7th International Conference of the European and Research to People’s Republic of China, Society for Ecological Economics (ESEE), Peking, Shanghai/China, 13.-18.04.2008 UFZ, Leipzig, 05.-08.06.2007 Bilateral Sino-German Steering Committee in Umwelt als System – System als Umwelt? Earth and Ocean Science, Bilateral Work- Systemtheorien auf dem Prüfstand, Univer- shop on Remote Sensing, Peking, China, sität Bonn, 15.-16.06.2007 23.05.–04.06.2008 Resilience 2008, Stockholm, 13.-18.04.2008 Jahrestagung WGL, Magdeburg, 27.-28.11.2008 DGH Symposium 2008, Human/Nature Interactions in the Anthropocene, Som- T. Jennerjahn merhausen, 28.-31.05.2008 International Workshop on SPICE, Phase I, Coping with global change in marine socio- UNSOED, Indonesia, 26.-27.03.2007 ecological systems, FAO, Rom, L2L - Sustainable Neighbourhood –from 07.-11.07.2008 Lisbon to Leipzig through Research, The 12th Biennial Conference of the Inter- Leipzig, 07.-10.05.2007 national Association for the Study of Scientific Conference Bien Dong on the occa- Commons. Governing shared resources: sion of the 85th anniversary of the Institute connecting local experience to global chal- of Oceanography, Nha Trang, Vietnam, lenges, Cheltenham, 15.-19.07.2008 12.-14.09.2007

B. Grothe F. Keyl Eastern Boundary Upwelling Ecosystems, Las International Conference on Coastal Ecosys- Palmas, Gran Canaria, 01.-07.06.2008 tems, Towards and Integrated Knowledge or an Ecosystem Approach for Fisheries, V. Ittekkot Campeche, Mexiko, 26.-29.06.2006 UNESCO-IOC-WESTPAC Workshop, Phuket, CalCoFI Symposium on invasion of Dosidicus Thailand, 18.-23.02.3006 gigas in Eastern Pacific waters, San Diego, Internat. Workshop cum Training Course, Kalifornien, 25.-28.11.2007 UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 05.- CLIOTOP (Climate Impact on Top Predators) 15.08.2006 Symposium, La Paz, Mexiko, 03.-07.12.2007 ACEMON Workshop, Phuket Marine Bio- logical Centre, Phuket, Thailand, 23.09.- L. Knittweis 02.10.2006 ACEMON, International Meeting, Phuket International Workshop on SPICE, Phase I, Marine Biology Center, Phuket, Thailand, UNSOED, Indonesia, 26.-27.03.2007 23.-29.09.2006 PACKMEDS, International Workshop, Delmen- SLAS Conference, Training Course, Bali, horst, 01.-05.04.2007 Makassar, Purwokerto, Jakarta, Indonesien, IAMRI-Conference, Pukyong National Univer- 11.11.-05.12.2006 sity, Südkorea, 07.-11.07.2007 1st International Symposium of Coral Hus- Gordon Resarch Conferences, Chemical bandry in Public Aquaria, Burgers’ Zoo, Oceanography, Tilton, New Hampshire, Arnheim, 18.-21.04.2007 USA, 04.-11.08.2007 11th International Coral Reef Symposium 2008, SCOR/LOICZ-Tagung, Shanghai, V.R. China, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 29.06.-15.07.2008 20.-24.09.2007 Alumni-Konferenz, Philippinen, 03.-09.11.2007 E. Krain Lenkungsausschußsitzung dt.-chin. Initiative Die nationale Strategie zum Integrierten zur Hochschulausbildung in den Meere- Küstenzonenmanagement und ihre swissenschaften, Qingdao, V.R. China, 25.- Perspektiven, HdW, Bremen, 29.11.2007 27.-28.04.2006 Delegation of German Minister for Education ACEMON-Meeting, Coastal Marine Eco- and Research to South Africa and Namibia, systems and their Management, Phuket Cape Town, Pretoria, Stellenbosch, Marine Biology Center, Phuket, Thailand,

appendix 56 23.-29.09.2006 1st International Symposium of Coral Hus- Events Int. Workshop cum Trainingcourse on Coastal bandry in Public Aquaria, Burgers’ Zoo, Ecosystem Hazard Management and Reha- Arnheim, 18.-21.04.2007 bilitation, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Scientific Conference Bien Dong on the occa- Indonesien, 08.-17.08.2006 sion of the 85th anniversary of the Institute International Symposium on Restoration and of Oceanography, Nha Trang, Vietnam, Developmant of Tsunami Affected Areas in 12.-14.09.2007 Indonesia Fachhochschule Erfurt, 9th International Conference on Palaeoceano- 29.-31.01.2007 graphy, Shanghai, V.R. China, 01.-08.09.2007 G. Krause Annual Meeting of the European Aquaculture Die nationale Strategie zum Integrierten Society, Istanbul, 23.-28.10.2007 Küstenzonenmanagement und ihre Per- 11th International Coral Reef Symposium spektiven, HdW, Bremen, 27.-28.04.2006 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Projektmanagement, Fortbildung, Bremen, 06.-21.07.2008 26.-27.02.2007 Konferenz, Globaler Klimawandel und regio- R. Lara nale Auswirkungen in Norddeutschland, Ecohydrology Meeting, Bukarest, 04.-08.2006 Hamburg, 12.03.2007 FAO/GLOBEC/Oceans Conference „Coping ICES-Workgroup Meeting, Bedford Institute with Global Change in Marine Social-Eco- for Oceanography, Halifax, Kanada, logical Systems“, FAO, Rom, 07.-10.07.2008 24.03.-02.04.2007 5th Meeting of the UNESCO European Umwelt als System – System als Umwelt? Working Group for Estuaries and Coastal Systemtheorien auf dem Prüfstand, Ecohydrology, Fisheries Research Institute, Universität Bonn, 15.-16.06.2007 Kavala, Griechenland, 14.-18.09.2008 European Society of Ecological Economics EMECS-8, Harmonizing catchment and estuary, (ESEE) – Integrating Natural and Social China East Normal University, Shanghai, VR Science for Sustainability, China, 25.-31.10.2008 UFT Leipzig,05.-08.06.2007 15th Conference of the Society for Human L. Mark Ecology „Local Populations and Diver- Heise-Netze-Konferenz, Hamburg, 20.09.2007 sity in a Changing World“, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilien, 01.-09.10.2007 I. Nordhaus Fortbildung „Mitarbeiterführung“, International Workshop on Wet Tropics, Universität Bremen, 19.-20.09.2007 und Cairns, Daintree, Australien, 02.-06.07.2006 01.-02.11.2007 Multivariate Statistics for Ecologists, Primer-E, 10th International Conference on Shellfish Ltd., Plymouth, 28.10.-03.11.2007 Restoration (ICSR) 2007, Institute for Marine Resources and Ecosystem Studies, M. Nugues 11.-16.11.2007 11th International Coral Reef Symposium 2008, Resilience 2008, Stockholm, 12.-18.04.2008 Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 05.-12.07.2008 DGH Symposium 2008, Human/Nature Interactions in the Anthropocene, Som- D. Peterke merhausen, 28.-31.05.2008 EZChram-Schulung, Darmstadt, 18.-20.09.2006 ICP-OES-Schulung, Fa Spectro, Kleve, 23.- U. Krumme 27.20.2006 1st International Symposium on Mangroves as Fish Habitats, Miami, Florida, H. Reuter 18.-25.04.2006 Jahrestagung der GfÖ, Leipzig, 15.-18.09.2008 First International Symposium on Mangroves as Fish Habitats, Rosenstiel School of C. Richter Marine and Atmosperic Science, DFG-NRCT-Workshop, Bangkok, Phuket, Thai- University of Miami, Florida, land, 27.07.-01.08.2006 19.-21.04.2006 Deutsch-israelischer Workshop „High Biodi- A. Kunzmann versity of the Gulf of Aqaba (Eilad) –

57 appendix Events Origins, Dimensions and Protection“, Conferencia Magistral de Ecología de Man- Jerusalem, Israel, 14.-20.10.2006 glares, INVEMAR, Santa Marta, Kolumbien, SPICE-LOICZ Konferenz, Dengasar, Bali, 31.01.2008 Indonesien, 12.-16.11.2006 GTÖ-Jahrestagung, Präsidiumssitzung und Mit- 4th Japanese-German Frontiers of Science gliederversammlung, Stuttgart Hohenheim, Symposium, Shonan Village Center, 18.-22.02.2008 Japan, 01.-04.11.2007 Launching ALFA III, DAAD, Bonn, 09.- Biological Impacts of Ocean Acidification 10.04.2008 (BIOACID), IfM-GEOMAR, Kiel, 02.- Asian Wetland Symposium 2008, Hanoi, 03.04.2008 Vietnam, 23.06.-01.07.2008 International Congress on Biodiversity of T. Rixen Africa: Observation and sustainable Einweisung VINDTA Software und Alkalini- management for our future, Stellenbosch, tätsmesstandard, Marianda, Kiel, Südafrika, 29.09.-03.10.2008 05.-07.09.2006 Umweltmesse FIEMA, Bento Gonçalves, Brasil- SIBER-Workshop, National Institute of ien, 29.10.-01.11.2008 Oceanography, Goa Indien, 01.-08.10.2006 Y. Sawall European Geosciences Union, General 11th International Coral Reef Symposium Assembly 2007, Wien, 15.-20.04.2007 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 05.-16.07.2008 C. Roder 11th International Coral Reef Symposium U. Selent 2008, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, WGL-Workshop „Administrative Vernetzung“, 05.-12.07.2008 WZB, Berlin, 22.-23.02.2007 WGL-Workshop „Umsatzsteuerrecht“, S. Rückert Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforsc- International Workshop on SPICE, Phase I, hung, Mannheim, 18.-19.06.2007 UNSOED, Indonesia, 26.-27.03.2007 Seminar „Einführung in die Kosten- und Leis- tungsrechnung“, Bremen, 28.-30.01.2008 U. Saint-Paul WGL-Workshop zur Einführung von Kosten- 19. Jahrestagung der GTÖ, Vorstandssitzung Leistungsrechnung und Programmbudgets, und Mitgliederversammlung, Kaiserslaut- Berlin, 02.-03.04.2008 ern, 21.-24.02.2006 Arbeitskreis Recht WGL, Bonn, 23.-24.10.2008 Kongress- und Workshopteilnahme, University Jahrestagung WGL, Magdeburg, 27.-28.11.2008 of Queensland, Brisbane, Dainbee, Cairns, Australien, 24.06.-04.07.2006 M. Taylor 10 Jahre WTZ BMBF-MOST & Jubiläum- 1. Workshop on the Management of the Scal- skonferenz, MOST, Hanoi, Vietnam & lop Argopecten purpuratus, 2. Workshop MRC, Phnom Pen, Kambodscha, 24.09.- on the Management of the Fish Merluccus 05.10.2006 peranus, Universidad La Agraria Molina, Encontro Brasileiro de Ictiologia 2007, Itajai, Lima, Peru, 11.03.-01.04.2008 Brasilien, 26.01.-03.02.2007 GTÖ-Jahrestagung, Museum König, Bonn, M. Teichberg 21.-25.02.2007 Dutch Conference for Coral Reef Research, XII. Congreso Latino-Americano Ciencias University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, 16.- del Mar (COLACMAR), Florianopolis, 17.12.2007 Brasilien, 15.-19.04.2007 Scientific Conference Bien Dong – 2007 on D. Unger the occasion of the 85th anniversary of SIBER-Workshop, National Institute of Ocean- the Institute of Oceanography, Nha Trang, ography, Goa Indien, 01.-08.10.2006 Vietnam, 12.-14.09.2007 PACKMEDS, International Workshop, Delmen- DELTA 2007 - Managing the coastal land- horst, 01.-05.04.2007 water interface in tropical delta systems, Bang Sean, Thailand, 05.-12.11.2007 P. Westhaus-Ekau

appendix 58 Konferenz „Deutsch-Chinesische Studien- Humbold-Konferenz, Workshop, Lima, Pereira, Events programme“, Gustav-Stresemann-Institut, Peru, 24.11.-09.12.2006 Bonn,18.10.2006 Conference on dynamics of eastern bound- DAAD Fachkonferenz „go – out!“, Berlin, ary upwelling ecosystems; integrative and 10.-11.05.2007 comparative approaches, Las Palmas De 2. Deutsch-chinesisches Bildungsforum, Gran Canaria, 01.-07.06.2008 Hamburg, 25.09.2007 M. Wolff

A. Baum Betreuung, NIO, Nha Trang, Vietnam, Research Stays SPICE-Projekt, Beprobungskampagne, Pekanba- 12.05.-02.06.2008 and Expeditions ru, Sumatra, Indonesien, 21.03.-08.04.2006 SPICE-Projekt, Probennahme, Pekanbaru, K. Diele Jakarta, Indonesien, 12.-22.11.2006 Can Gio-Projekt, Feld- und Laborarbeiten, Uni- Expedition mit FS „Meteor“, Arabisches versity of Natural Sciences, Ho Chi Minh Meer, Heraklion, Griechenland, Fujairah, City, Vietnam, 19.03.-01.04.2006 Vereinigte Arabische Emirate, 31.08.- Datenanalyse, Bearbeitung gemeinsamer Pub- 09.10.2007 likationen, Kooperationsplanung, Fortaleza, SPICE-Projekt, Beprobungskampagne, Univer- Brasilien, 23.01.-06.02.2007 sity of Riau, Sumatra, Indonesien, 06.03.- Can Gio-Projekt, Feld- und Laborarbeiten ,Can 03.04.2008 Gio Mangrove Biosphere Reserve, Univer- sity of Natural Science, Ho Chi Minh City, A. Baumgart Vietnam, 06.12.2007-10.01.2008, 23.02.- SPICE-Projekt, Beprobung Segara Anakan 31.03.2008 und 25.08.-21.09.2008 Lagune, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 31.07.-29.08.2006 L. Dsikowitzky River-Reef-Interactions Projekt, Probennahme, LANCET-Projekt, Logistik Feldforschung, Hai- NIO, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 20.08.-15.09.07 kou, Hainan, V.R. China, 22.07.-07.08.2007 LANCET-Projekt, Koordination Feldforschung, U. Berger Haikou, Quinlan, Hainan, VR China, 19.07.- Can Gio-Projekt, Feld- und Laborarbeiten, 02.08.2008 University of Natural Sciences, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 19.03.-01.04.2006 W. Ekau Dr. Fridtjof Nansen-Expedition, Benguela M. Birkicht Current Region, Walvis Bay, Namibia, Dr. Fridtjof Nansen-Expedition, Benguela 04.-26.02.2007 Current Region, Walvis Bay, Namibia, 04.- 23.02.2007 A. Fricke Expedition mit FS „Meteor“, Arabisches Meer, Makroalgen-Projekt, Feldforschung, CARMABI Dubai, Vereinigte Arabische Emirate, 31.09- Foundation, Curaçao, 10.-31.10.2007 04.10.2007 Freilandversuche, Probennahmen, Curaçao, Niederländische Antillen, 04.03.-21.05.2008 E. Borell SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschung, UNHAS, T. Funke Makassar, Sulawesi, Indonesien, 14.11.2006- Feldforschung (CDT-Sonde), MSS, Aqaba, 22.06.2007 Jordanien, 21.11.-01.12.2007 ORCAS-Projekt, Feldforschung, PMBC, Phuket, S. Bröhl Thailand, 03.03.-07.04.2008 Respirationsmessungen, Fiji/Sura, University of South Pacific, 12.03.-02.04.2006 S. Geist River-Reef-Interactions Projekt, Feldforschung, Can Gio-Projekt, Feld- und Laborarbeiten, Can Auswertung, NIO, Nha Trang, Vietnam, Gio Mangrove Biosphere Reserve, Univer- 20.08.-17.09.2007 sity of Natural Science, Ho Chi Minh City, River Reef Impact-Projekt, technische Vietnam, 26.02.-26.03.2008

59 appendix Research Stays C. Herbon R. Herrmann and Expeditions SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschung und Workshop- SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschung in Segara Anakan, teilnahme, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Java, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 11.09.- Indonesien, 04.02.-17.05.2008 04.10.2007 SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschung, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 06.08.-31.10.2008 F. Keyl Feldarbeiten, Datenbearbeitung, Humboldt- R. Herrmann Current-Conference, IMARPE, Lima, SPICE-Projekt, Probennahme Segara Anakan Peru,15.11.2006-16.03.2007 Lagune und Workshopteilnahme, UNSOED, Feldarbeiten, Datenbearbeitung, IMARPE, Lima, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 04.02.-23.03.2008 Peru, 15.09.-20.11.2007 SPICE-Projekt, Felduntersuchungen Segara Datenbearbeitung, Universidad Arturo Prat, Anakan Lagune, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Iquique, Chile, 25.10.-06.11.2007 Indonesien, 02.09.-25.10.2008 Kooperationsfortführung, Projektentwicklung, Veröffentlichungen, Universidad de Con- C. Jantzen cepción, Santiago de, Chile, IMARPE, Lima, Feldforschung für Promotion, MSS, Aqaba, Peru, 13.03.-17.05.2008 Jordanien, 12.-21.12.2007 CENSOR-Projekt, Feldarbeiten, Lima, Peru, ORCAS-Projekt, Feldforschung Similan Islands, Galapagos, Ecuador, 07.09.2008-28.02.2009 PMBC, Phuket, Thailand, 12.02.-31.03.2008 S. Kleinertz I. Jänen SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschung in Segara Anakan, Madura-Monitoring, Probennahmen, Ost-Java, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 11.09.- Indonesien, 25.08.-23.09.2007 04.10.2007 SPICE-Projekt, Expedition Madura-Monitoring, Probennahme,Surabaya, Indonesien, 24.02.- L. Knittweis 21.03.2008 und 14.07.-16.08.2008 SPICE-Projekt, Feldarbeiten, Universitas Hasanuddin, Makassar, Indonesien, 04.03.- T. Jennerjahn 18.07.2006 und 27.09.2006-07.02.2007 SPICE-Projekt Beprobung Segara Anakan SPICE-Projekt, Probennahme Segara Anakan Lagune, Workshop UNSOED, Purwokerto, Lagune und Workshopteilnahme, Center Indonesien, 13.01.-28.01.2006 und 31.07.- for Coral Reef Research, UNHAS, Makas- 16.08.2006 sar, Indonesien, 27.02.-18.03.2008 LANCET-Projekt, Feldarbeiten, Hainan, China, 03.-14.12.2006 G. Krause SPICE-Workshop, Expedition Brantas-Madura- SPICE-Projekt, Workshopteilnahme und straße, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Surabaya, Feldforschung, CCRR, UNHAS, Makassar, Indonesien, 23.03.-05.04.2007 Indonesien, 28.02.-08.03.2008 Zuckerrohr-Projekt, Koordination und Ex- pedition, UFAL, Maceio, Brasilien, 28.02.- U. Krumme 10.03.2007 LANCET-Projekt, Feldarbeiten, Hainan, China, SPICE-Projekt, Expedition Segara Anakan 02.-16.12.2006 Lagune,UNSOED, Purwokerto, Bogor, ORCAS-Projekt, Schiffsexpedition, Similan Jakarta, Indonesien, 11.-26.09.2007 Islands u. Andaman Sea, PMBC, Phuket, SPICE-Projekt, Workshop, Forschungsarbeiten, Thailand, 14.-24.02.2007 UNSOED, Purwokerto, BPPT, Surabaya, Feldarbeiten, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, 25.05.- Indonesien, 25.02.-06.03.2008 28.06.2007 LANCET-Projekt, Workshop u. Feldforschung, LANCET-Projekt, Feldarbeiten an der Ostküste Haikou, Qinglan, Hainan, V.R. China, 26.07.- von Hainan, V.R. China, 08.08.-05.10.2007 01.08.2008 Artenidentifikation von Fischen, Senckenberg- museum, Frankfurt a.M., 28.-30.01.2008 C. Herbon Feldforschung, UFPa, Belém, Bragança, Brasilien, SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschung in Segara Anakan, 28.03.-14.04.2008 UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 11.09.- LANCET-Projekt, Logistik und Feldforschung, 04.10.2007 Hainan, VR China, 19.07.-03.08.2008

appendix 60 L. Krupp I. Nordhaus Research Stays LANCET-Projekt, Feldarbeiten an der Ost- SPICE-Projekt, Expedition und Beprobung and Expeditions küste von Hainan, Hainan, V.R. China, Segara Anakan Lagune, Workshop, 08.08.-30.08.2007 UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 13.01.- LANCET-Projekt, Workshop, Feldforschung, 11.02.2006 und 31.07.-01.09.2006 Quinlan, Hainan, VR China, 19.07.- Taxonomische Arbeiten, Museum König, Bonn, 28.08.2008 14.-15.02.2007 SPICE-Workshop und Feldarbeiten Segara A. Kunzmann Anakan & Brantas, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Fang und Hälterung von Scorpaeniden, Hydra Surabaya, Indonesien, 23.03.-07.04.2007 Institute, Elba, 04.-08.10.2006 SPICE-Projekt, Expedition Segara Anakan River-Reef-Impact Projekt, Feldforschung, Lagune, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, Auswertung, NIO, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 11.-28.09.2007, 04.02.-02.03.2008 und 20.08.-11.09.07 und 12.05.-04.06.2008 02.09.-05.10.2008

R. Lara M. Nugues Can Gio-Projekt, Feld- und Laborarbeiten, LANCET-Projekt, Workshop, Feldforschung, University of Natural Sciences, Ho Chi Hainan, VR China, 28.07.-10.08.2008 Minh City, Vietnam, 20.-31.03.2006 SPICE-Projekt, Feldarbeiten, UNHAS, Makas- BIOVIBAN-Projekt, Feldforschung in sar, Indonesien, 03.-17.09.2008 Chittagong, Laborarbeiten, ICDDR, , Bangladesh, 06.-24.05.2007 D. Peterke Feldforschung, Doktorandenbetreuung, BIOVIBAN-Projekt, Feldforschung in Chittagong, Infrastruktur, UFPa, Belém, Brasilien, Laborarbeiten, ICDDR, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 02.-19.07.2007 06.-24.05.2007 und 28.11.-14.12.2007 BIOVIBAN-Projekt, Feldforschung und Can-Gio-Projekt, Labor und Wartung von Koordination der Laboraktivitäten, Meßgeräten, Universität für Naturwis- ICDDR, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 28.11.- senschaften, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 07.12.2007 14.-20.12.2007 BIOVIBAN-Projekt, Laboranalysen, Osaka Prefectural University, Osaka, Japan, C. Propp 08.-19.12.2007 SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschung, Probennahme, La Plata River Wetlands, Feld- und Labor Surabaya, Dinas, Pangairan, Indonesien, arbeiten, Universität Buenos Aires, 25.03.-26.04.2007 und 25.08.-23.09.2007 Argentinien, 12.-24.04.2008 SPICE-Projekt, Feldarbeiten,Surabaya, Indo- Betreuung laufender Arbeiten, Projektanbah- nesien,24.02.-03.04.2008 und 14.07.- nung, ICDDR, Dkaka, Bangladesch, NICBD, 07.09.2008 Kalkutta, Indien, 18.-31.05.2008 Projektanbahnung, Feldbegehung, Evaluierung C. Richter der Infrastruktur, IMARPE, Lima, Tumbes, Feldarbeiten Similan-Inseln, Marine Biological Peru, 05.-19.10.2008 Center, Phuket, Thailand, 16.-29.11.2006 LANCET-Projekt, Kick-off meeting, Feldar- M. Lukas beiten, Haikou u. Tanmen, Hainan, China, SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschung, Kartierungs- 03.-12.12.2006 maßnahmen, Interviews, Makassar, West- Andamanen-Projekt, Forschungsexpedition, und Zentraljava, Purwokerto, Indonesien, PMBC, Phuket, Thailand, 12.02.-12.03.2007 18.02.-06.06.2008 ORCAS-Projekt, Feldarbeiten, PMBC, Phuket, Auswertung hist. Kartenmaterials, TU Dresden, Thailand, 16.-31.10.2007 10.-13.07.2008 Feldarbeit, Gerätetest, Projektentwicklung, MSS, Aqaba, Jordanien, Nabq, Ägypten, O. Morisse 20.11.-12.12.2007 SPICE-Projekt, Beprobung Segara Anakan Lagune, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indo- T. Rixen nesien,13.01.-16.02.2006 und 27.07.- Tsunami-Folgen auf den Andamanen, Chennai, 22.08.2006 Port Blair, Indien, 12.-25.03.2006

61 appendix Research Stays SPICE-Projekt, Probennahme, Pekanbaru, Indo- Indonesien, 15.06.-01.07.2008 und 25.08.- and Expeditions nesien, 26.03.-08.04.2006 19.11.2008 SPICE-Projekt, Feldarbeiten, Kick-off meeting, Denpassar, Bali, Pekanbaru, Sumatra u. G. Schmidt Jakarta, Indonesien, 12.-22.11.2006 Feldarbeiten Similan Inseln, Marine Biological LANCET-Projekt, Kick-off meeting, Feldar- Center, Phuket, Thailand, 16.-29.11.2006 beiten, Haikou u. Tanmen, Hainan, China, 02.-12.12.2006 C. Schultz Expedition mit FS „Meteor“, Arabisches Meer, SPICE-Projekt, Forschungskoordination, Yogya- Dubai, Vereinigte Arabische Emirate, karta, Purwokerto, Bogor, Jakarta, Indone- 16.-09.10.2007 sien, 26.08.-18.09.2008 SPICE-Projekt, Probennahme, Pekanbaru, Sumatra, Indonesien, 22.03.-03.04.2008 und K. Schwerdtner Máñez Costa 27.10.-22.11.2008 SPICE-Projekt, Probennahme Segara Anakan Lagune und Workshopteilnahme, UNSOED, C. Roder Purwokerto, Pandang, Indonesien, 25.02.- LANCET-Projekt, Kick-off meeting, Feldar- 03.03.2008 beiten, Haikou u. Tanmen, Hainan, China, 02.-16.12.2006 U. Selent ORCAS-Projekt, Feldforschung, Schiffsexpedi- SPICE-Projekt, Besichtigung Untersuchungs- tion, Similan Islands u. Andaman Sea, PMBC, gebiet und geplante Feldstation, UNSOED, Phuket, Thailand, 03.02.-31.03.2007 Purwokerto, Cilacap, Bali, Indonesien, 11.- LANCET-Projekt, Feldarbeiten an der Ostküste 21.08.2006 von Hainan, Hainan, V.R. China, 21.08.- 18.09.2007 G. Spörl Isotopenanalysen, GeoBioCenter, Universität LANCET-Projekt, Kick-off meeting, Feldar- München, 07.-14.12.2007 beiten, Haikou u. Tanmen, Hainan, China, ORCAS-Projekt, Feldforschung, PMBC, Phuket, 02.-14.12.2006 Thailand, 12.02.-03.04.2008 Zuckerrohr-Projekt, Expedition, Probennahme, LANCET-Projekt, Workshop, Feldforschung, UFAL, Maceió, Brasilien, 03.-27.03.2007 und Quinlan, Hainan, VR China, 28.07.- 19.09.-22.10.2007 20.08.2008 Zuckerrohr-Projekt, Probennahme, UENF, Isotopenmessungen, Naturkundemuseum Campos, UFAL, Maceió, Brasilien, 28.01.- Berlin, 19.-22.11.2008 16.03.2008 und 07.08.-04.11.2008

S. Rückert K. Springer SPICE-Projekt, Probennahme, Workshop, LANCET-Projekt, Kick-off meeting, Feldfor- UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indonesien, 19.01.- schung, Haikou u. Tanmen, Hainan, China, 20.02.2006 02.-14.12.2006 SPICE-Projekt, Probennahme, Purwokerto, Ban- dar Lampung, Indonesien, 19.07.-19.09.2006 Chr. Staschock LANCET-Projekt, Feldforschung, Hakou U. Saint-Paul u. Qinglan, Hainan, V.R. China, 27.07.- Can Gio-Projekt, Feld- und Laborarbeiten, Uni- 28.08.2008 versity of Natural Sciences, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 19.-31.03.2006 M. Taylor Feldexkursion, Projektgespräche, INVEMAR, Feldarbeiten, CENSOR-Meeting, Concepción, Santa Marta, Kolumbien, 21.01.-01.02.2008 Chile, Instituto del Mar del Peru, IMARPE, Peru, 01.09.-20.12.2006 Y. Sawall SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschungsarbeiten, CCRR, M. Teichberg Makassar, Indonesien, PMBC, Phuket, SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschung, Coral Reef Thailand, 17.10.-21.11.2007 und 06.03.- Research Center, Hasanuddin University, 14.05.2008 Makassar, Indonesien, 17.10.-13.11.2007 SPICE-Projekt, Feldforschung,UNHAS, Makassar, und 03.09.-06.10.2008

appendix 62 D. Unger Research Stays LANCET-Projekt, Kick-off meeting, Feldarbe- and Expeditions iten, Hainan, China, 03.-13.12.2006, 08.- 20.08.2007 und 19.-31.07.2008

K. Bischof S. Ferse Project Meetings SPICE-Projekt, Kooperationsplanung mit indon. SPICE-Projekt, Evaluierung eines Pilotprojek- Institutionen, BRRP & AMFR, Jakarta, BFA tes, UNHAS, Makassar, Spermonde Archi- and Marine and Fisheries North Sulawesi pel, Indonesien, 05.-18.08.2008 Province, Manado, Indonesien, 08.-18.09.2007 M. Flitner SPICE-Projekt, Kooperationsplanung mit E. Borell indon. Institutionen, BRRP & AMFR, Jakarta, International Workshop on SPICE, Phase I, BFA and Marine and Fisheries North UNSOED, Indonesia, 26.-27.03.2007 Sulawesi Province, Manado, Indonesien, 05.-18.09.2007 C. Brandt SPICE-Projekt, Kick-off-Workshop SPICE- Informationsgespräche zur Aquakultur und Cluster VI, Hasanuddin University, Transport lebender Tiere Zoo Rotterdam, Makassar, Südsulawesi, 01.-09.03.2008 14.-16.11.2006 Kooperationsvorhaben und Tiertransport, A. Fricke Sealife, München, 06.-09.10.2007 Vorbereitung Expedition Curaçao, NIOZ, Transport lebender Tiere, Lingewaal, Holland, Texel, 18.-20.07.2007 und 28.-29.11.2007 11.-12.02.2008 M. Glaser R. Chero Anbahnungs- und Kooperationsgespräche, CENSOR-Projekt, Steering Commitee Meeting, Makassar, Süd Sulawesi, Bunghatta Univer- Symposium, Planungsgespräche, Exkursio- sity, Padang, Sumatra, Indonesien, 19.03.- nen, Universidad de Antofagasta, Valparaiso, 06.04.2006 Chile, Lima, Chimbote, Casma, Peru, 30.08.- SPICE-LOICZ Konferenz, Vorbereitung, GKSS, 05.10.2006 Geesthacht,13.-14.06.2006 CENSOR-Projekt, Universidad Agraria La Mo- SPICE-LOICZ Konferenz, Vorbereitung & lina, Lima, Peru, 05.-16.10.2007 Globalisierung Brasilien, Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau, Berlin, 26.-27.09.2006 D. Dasbach Vorbereitung Workshop Padang, Humboldt Methodenabgleich, IOW, Warnemünde, 20.- Universität Berlin, 26.-28.10.2006 21.11.2007 Konferenzen, Forschungsplanung, Den- pasar, Padang, Pekanbaru, Bali, Indone- W. Ekau sien,12.11.-10.12.2006 ECORAYA-Projekt, Abschlußworkshop, INIDEP, SPICE-Projekt, Workshop, Koordination, Mar del Plata, Argentinien, 12.-20.03.2006 Jakarta, Pekanbaru, Bogor, Indonesien, 20.- ABF-BENEFIT Workshop, Swakopmund, Na- 29.03.2007 mibia, 29.03.-06.04.2006 Anbahnungsgespräche, Ecosummit 2007 IKZM-Projekt, 2. Steering Group meeting, EU, Mingbao, Quinddao, Beijing, V.R. China, 14.- Brüssel, 03.-04.05.2006 26.05.2007 EU-IKZM-Projekt, 3. Steering Group Vorbereitung DGH-Jahrestagung 2008, meeting,EU, Brüssel,27.-28.06.2006 München,13.-15.08.2007 Vorbereitung des DFG-Projektes Connectivity, SPICE-Projekt, Kick-off Workshop, Makassar, Belém, São Luis, Parnaiba, Mossoró, Forte- Indonesien, 27.02.-09.03.2008 leza, João Pessoa, Recife, Maceio, Aracajú, SPICE-Projekt, Kick-off Meeting, Pekanbaru, São Paulo, Brasilien, 04.-26.11.2006 Sumatra, Indonesien, 07.-15.11.2008 Projektfindung, Nairobi, Kenia, 08.-16.11.2008

63 appendix Project Meetings V. Ittekkot NIO, Goa, Indien, 19.-28.11.2007 UNESCO-IOC-WESTPAC, Workshop „Impact SPICE-Projekt, Planungs- und Koordinierungs- of Tsunami on Coastal Ecosystems“, gespräche, UNSOED, Purwokerto, IPB Phuket, Thailand, 18.-23.02.2006 Bogor, BPPT, DAAD u. Deutsche Botschaft, Sino-German Masterprogramm, Summer Jakarta, Indonesien, 08.-19.09.2008 School, Vorbereitung IAMRI-Conference, Ocean University of China, Quingdao, F. Keyl China, 27.05.-03.06.2006 Kooperations- & Projektanbahnung, CIBNOR, LANCET-Projekt, Kick-off meeting, Hainan, La Paz, Mexiko, 07.-10.12.2007 Haikou, Tanmen, China, 30.11.-08.12.2006 SPICE-Projekt, Besprechungen zweite Phase, S. Kleinertz BPPT & DKP, Jakarta, Indonesien, 25.- SPICE-Projekt, Vor- und Nachbereitung der 30.12.2006 Feldforschung, Universität Düsseldorf, Kooperationen im Rahmen von SCOPE und 11.-15.02.2008 und 27.08.-24.10.2008 ICSU, Paris, 27.-28.06.2007 MoU with PMBC, PMBC, Phuket, Thailand, L. Knittweis 11.-13.07.2007 Internat. Workshop, Training Course, Vorberei- Kooperationsgespräche, Institute of Ocean tung Bali Konferenz, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Management u. National Institute of Ocean Indonesien,11.-14.08.2006 Technology, Chennai, Indien, 13.-21.07.2007 SPICE II, Kick-Off-Workshop, Centre for Coral SPICE-Projekt, Kooperationsplanung mit indon. Reef Research, UNHAS, Makassar, Indone- Institutionen, BRRP & AMFR, Jakarta, BFA sien, 03.-04.03.2008 and Marine and Fisheries North Sulawesi Province, Manado, Indonesien, E. Krain 09.-13.09.2007 SPICE-LOICZ Konferenz, Vorbereitung, GKSS, LANCET-Projekt Präsentation, Shanghai, V.R. Geesthacht,13.-14.06.2006 China, 20.-24.09.2007 EU-IKZM-Projekt, Workshop-Vorbereitung, Kooperationsgespräche, Interuniversity Insti- Rupprecht Consult, Köln,12.06.2006 und tute, Eilath, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 13.07.2006 Israel, 11.-14.10.2007 Lenkungsausschußsitzung dt.-chin. Initiative zur G. Krause Hochschulausbildung in den Meereswis- IKZM-Projekt, 2. Steering Group meeting, EU, senschaften, Qingdao, V.R. China, 25.- Brüssel, 03.-04.05.2006 29.11.2007 SPICE-LOICZ Konferenz, Vorbereitung, GKSS, SPICE-Projekt, Koordination ,DKP, Jakarta, Geesthacht, 13.-14.06.2006 Indonesien, 27.-31.12.2007 SPICE-Projekt, Kick-off-Workshop SPICE- SPICE-Projekt, Vorbereitung Lenkungsauschuß- Cluster VI, Hasanuddin University, Makassar, Sitzung, Workshops u. Besprechung World Südsulawesi, 03.- 04.03.2008 Ocean Conference 2009, Jakarta, Indone- sien, 21.-25.07.2008 U. Krumme LANCET Workshop Vorbereitungen, Hainan, MADAM-Projekt, Publikationsarbe- Haikou, Hainan, China, 29.07.–31.08.2008 iten mit Co-Autoren,Belém, Brasil- ien,19.12.2006-22.01.2007 I. Jänen SPICE-Projekt, Vorbereitung Lenkungsauschuß- A. Kunzmann Sitzung, Workshops u. World Ocean Shrimp-Projekt, Aquakultur, IGV mbH, Ber- Conference 2009, Jakarta, Indonesien, lin,14.-15.06.2007 21.-25.07.2008 Projektentwicklung, laufende Vorhaben, Asian Fisheries Forum, Kochi; CESS, Trivandrum; T. Jennerjahn NIO, Goa, Indien, 19.-28.11.2007 MADURA-Monitoring- Projekt, Kick-off- Kooperation Korallenaufzucht, Burger Zoo, Meeting, SPICE-LOICZ Konferenz, BPPT, Arnheim/Groningen, 12.-13.02.2008 Surabaya, Bali, Indonesien, 07.-17.11.2006 Taxonomie und Publikationsgespräche, Mu- Projektentwicklung, laufende Vorhaben, Asian seum A. König, Bonn, 30.-31.10.2008 Fisheries Forum, Kochi; CESS, Trivandrum;

appendix 64 R. Lara Kooperationsgespräche, Lehrtätigkeit, , Project Meetings Management in der Karibik, Welt Bank, Wash- Charles Darwin Foundation, Galapagos, ington D.C., USA,18.-24.04.2006 Ecuador, 10.07.-31.08.2008 Lehre & Publikation,Belém, Brasilien, CENSOR-Project, Abschlusssymposium, 02.-18.05.2006 Vorbereitung und Teilnahme, IMARPE, Lima, Konferenzteilnahme, Projektplanung,Fukuoka, Peru, 01.-19.09.2008 University of Nagoya, Japan, 26.08.- 06.09.2006 M. Teichberg Marine Botany Workgroup Meeting, AWI, M. Lukas Sylt,13.-15.02.2008 SPICE-Projekt, Kick-off-Workshop SPICE- CARMAB-Projekt, Publikationen, Woods Hole, Cluster VI, Hasanuddin University, Makas- Boston, Curaçao, Niederländisch Antillen, sar, Südsulawesi, 29.02.-09.03.2008 01.03.-14.04.2008

I. Nordhaus P. Westhaus-Ekau International Workshop on SPICE, Phase I, Sino-German Masterprogramm, Summer UNSOED, Indonesia, 26.-27.03.2007 School, Vorbereitung IAMRI-Conference, Ocean University of China, Quingdao, C. Richter China, 27.05.-03.06.2006 Vorbereitung Projektskizze, Ocean Research Studienstart des Sino-German Masterpro- Institute, University of Tokyo, Japan, 05.- grammes, Ocean University of China, 07.11.2007 Quingdao, China, 28.10.-03.11.2006 China-Kooperation, Vorbereitung Delega- S. Rückert tionsbesuch u. Planung Summer School, SPICE-Projekt, Abschlußworkshop,Bandar IfM-GEOMAR, Kiel, 12.-13.12.2006 Lampung, UNSOED, Purwokerto, Indone- Koordination des deutsch-chinesischen sien,11.03.-03.04.2007 Mastergprogrammes, OUC, Quingdao, VR China, 15.-21.05.2007 U. Saint-Paul Visa-Angelegenheiten, 1. Lenkungsausschußsit- BIOLOG-Begutachtung, 3. Phase, Bonn, 05.- zung dt.-chin. Initiative zur Hochschu- 07.09.2006 lausbildung in den Meereswissenschaften, MADAM-Projekt, Nachbereitung, WTZ- Deutsche Botschaft, Beijing & Qingdao, V.R. Projekte, Belém, Bragança, Recife, Brasilien, China, 22.11.-01.12.2007 31.01.-16.02.2006 Weiterentwicklung der dt.-chin. Ausbildung- Vorbereitung des DFG-Projektes Connectiv- skooperation, Qingdao, Ocean University ity, Belém, São Luis, Parnaiba, Mossoró, of China, V.R. China, 25.04.-05.05.2008 Forteleza, João Pessoa, Recife, Maceio, Ara- 4. Deutsch-Chinesische Sommerschule, 2. cajú, São Paulo, Brasilien, 04.-26.11.2006 Lenkungsausschuss-Sitzung, MSc-Abschluss, Projektanbahnung, Can-Gio Projekt, Koordina- geplanter Studentenaustausch, Qingdao, tion, Phuket, Thailand, Phnom Pen, Kam- Ocean University of China, V.R. China, bodscha, Ho Chi Minh City & Nha Trang, 26.07.-11.08.2008 Vietnam, 03.-17.09.2007 Koordination, Gespräche mit Regierungsver- M. Wolff tretern, Umweltmesse, Brasilia, Belém, CENSOR-Projekt, Universidad La Molina, Bento Gonçalves, Brasilien, 20.10.-02.11.2008 Pisco, Peru, 22.02.-23.03.2006 CENSOR-Projekt, Steering Commitee C. Schnack Meeting, Symposium, Planungsgespräche, 29. Sitzung der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Universidad de Antofagasta, Chile, meereskundlicher Bibliotheken, IOW, 01.-17.09.2006 Warnemünde, 05.-06.11.2006 CENSOR-Projekt, Arbeitsgruppen-Treffen, Management-Workshop, Trainingskurs M. Taylor ,IMARPE, Lima, Pisco, Piura, Peru, 19.02.- CENSOR-Projekt, Workshopteilnahme, 13.03.2007 Universidad Agraria La Molina, Lima, Peru, CENSOR-Abschlusssymposium, IMARPE, Lima, 11.03.-01.04.2008 Peru, 08.-10.09.2008

65 appendix Visitors and Dr. Somkiat Khokiattiwong, PMBC, Phuket, MSc. Andi Oetomo, Institute of Technology Guest Researchers Thailand, 09.-15.01.2006 Bandung, Indonesien, 31.05.-17.06.2006 Dr. Xianwei Bu, Second Institute of Ocean- Dr. Luky Adrianto, Agricultural University ography, Key Lab. of Ocean Dynamic Pro- Bogor, Indonesien, 31.05.-25.06.2006 cesses and Satellite Oceanography (SOA), Jingling Ren, College of Chemistry and Hangzhou, China, 09.-26.01.2006 Chemical Engineering, Ocean University of Dr. Pramot Sujisuporns, Marine Science China, Qingdao, China, 07.06.-06.07.2006 Dept., Chulalongkorn Universität Bangkok, Dr. Ehrlich Desa, Chief, IOC Capacity Thailand, 10.-15.01.2006 Development Section, Intergovernmental MSc. Daroonwan Sakuna, Phuket Marine Oceanographic Commission, Paris, 28.- Biological Center, Phuket, Thailand, 10.01.- 30.06.2006 01.02.2006 Dr. Miguel D. Fortes, Coordinator, University MSc. Patcharee Khrukhayan, Phuket Marine of Philippines, Quezon City, Philippines, Biological Center, Phuket, Thailand, 10.01.- 28.06.-01.07.2006 01.02.2006 Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tac An, Institute of Oceano- MSc. Jiraporn Charoenvattanaporn, Phuket graphy, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 29.06.-05.08.2006 Marine Biological Center, Phuket, Thailand, Dr. Silvia Schwamborn, University of Bahia 10.01.-01.02.2006 State, Education Department, Recife, MSc. Vararin Vongpanich, Phuket Marine Brasilien, 01.07.2006-24.10.2007 Biological Center, Phuket, Thailand, 10.01.- Dr. Volker Koch, Centro de Estudos Costeros, 01.02.2006 Pto. Acapulco, Puerto San Carlos, Mexiko, Dr. Maitree Duangsawasdi, Staatssekretär 04.-11.07.2006 Umweltministerium Thailand, Bangkok, Dr. Jaime Mendo, Universidad Nacional Agraria Thailand, 27.-28.01.2006 La Molina, Lima, Peru, 31.07.-05.08.2006 Dr. Aceng Hidayat, Center for Coastal and Prof. Dr. D. Viswanathan, Anna University, Marine Resources, Bogor Agricultural Uni- Indien, 23.-26.08.2006 versity (IPB), Indonesien, 31.01.-28.02.2006 Dr. R. Jayavel, Director, International Affairs, Dona Paula, Goa, Indien, 01.-29.03.2006 Anna University, Indien, 23.-26.08.2006 Dr. Guiling Zhang, College of Chemistry and Prof. Dr. R. Ramesh, Director, Institute for Chemical Engineering, Ocean University of Ocean Management, Anna University, China, Qingdao, China, 11.-15.03.2006 & Indien, 23.-26.08.2006 29.-31.03.2006 Sakhile Tsotsobe, Marine and Coastal Dr. Wajih Naqvi, Head, Chemical Oceanog- Management, Kapstadt, Südafrika, 15.09.- raphy, National Institute of Oceanography, 02.10.2006 01.-29.03.2006 Prof. Dr. Addison Lawrence, Mariculture Prof. Jing Zhang, State Key Laboratories Laboratory Port Aransas, University, Texas, for Estuarine and Coastal Research, East USA, 15.-18.09.2006 China Normal University, Shanghai, China, Prof. Dr. Ramesh Ramachandran, Director, 24.03.-04.04.2006 Institute for Ocean Management, Anna Quynh Huong Pham, Vietnam National University, Chennai, Indien, 15.-30.09.2006 University Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Prof. Dr. Purjava Ganapathy (Ms.), Institute 01.04.-29.06.2006 for Ocean Management, Anna University, Yus Budiyono Abdul Rohman, BPPT, Chennai, Indien, 16.09.-08.10.2006 Jakarta, Indonesien, 07.04.-12.05.2006 Dr. Niphon Phongsuwan, Phuket Marine Thi Gia Hang Nguyen, National University Biological Center, Phuket, Thailand, in Ho Chi Minh, 15.05.-15.07.2006 18.-28.09.2006 Ngoc Diem My Tran, National University in Prof. Balasubramonian Garudswara, Center Ho Chi Minh, 15.05.-15.07.2006 for Earth Science Studies, Trivandrum, Dr. Fidel Castro Diaz-Balart, Wissenschaft- Indien, 23.09.-03.11.2006 licher Berater des Präsidenten von Kuba, Dr. Claudio Franzosi, Universidad de Buenos Kuba, 25.05.2006 Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentinien, 18.10.- Gerardo Peñalver, Botschafter der Republik 13.11.2006 Kuba, Berlin, 25.05.2006 Ajay Kumar Ray, Institute for Ocean Man- MSc. Aidah A. Husain, Hasanuddin, University, agement, Anna University, Chennai, Indien, Makassar Indonesien, 30.05.-29.06.2006 10.11.-24.11.2006,

appendix 66 B. Senthilkumar, Institute for Ocean Man- Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tac An, Institute of Visitors and agement, Anna University, Chennai, Indien, Oceano-graphy, Nha Trang, Vietnam, Guest Researchers 10.11.-24.11.2006 02.-09.07.2007 Prof. Horacio Schneider, UFPa, Bragança, Dr. Carlos Jimenez,Marine Sciences and Brasilien, 27.11.-23.12.2006 Limnology Research Center (CIMAR), Uni- Prof. Iracilda Sampaio, UFPa, Bragança, Brasil- versity of Costa Rica, Costa Rica, 03.07.- ien, 27.11.-23.12.2006 23.08.2007 Wilsea Batista de Figuereido, UFPa, Bra- Dr. Jaime Mendo, Universidad Nacional Agrar- gança, Brasilien, 27.11.-23.12.2006 ia La Molina, Lima, Peru, 15.07.-15.08.2007 Dr. Claudio Szlafsztein, UFPa Belém, Brasilien, MSc. Mario Villegas, Universidad Arturo Prat, 13.-23.12.2006 Iquique, Chile, 16.07.-03.08.2007 Dr. Magdalena Litaay, Hasanuddin Universität, Prof. Dr. Fang Wang, Aquaculture Depart- Süd-Sulawesi, Makassar, Indonesien, ment, Ocean University of China, Qingdao, 21. -27.01.2007 VR China, 20.07.-30.08.2007 Cleise Cordeiro, UFPa, Belém, Brasilien, Dr. Arturo Dominici-Arosemena, Ordering 29.01.-14.03.2007 and Management of Fisheries, Aquaculture Dr. Illka C. Feller, Smithsonian Environmental and Coastal Marine Resources, Panama, Research Center (SERC), Edgewater MD, 13.-17.08.2007 USA, 14.-16.03.2007 Dr. Antonio da Silva, BENEFIT, Swakopmund, Mr. Sanromo Widjayanto, Head of Pro- Namibia, 12.-30.09.2007 gram Division, Center for Marine and Dr. Maximiliano Cledón, Universidad de Mar Fisheries Education, Ministry of Marine del Plata, Argentina, 15.09.-30.11.2007 Affairs and Fisheries, Agency for Marine Dr. Hans Verheye, Marine and Coastal Manage- and Fisheries, Jakarta, Indonesien, 23.04.- ment, Kapstadt, Südafrika, 14.-28.10.2007 12.05.2007 Marco Warship, Marine and Coastal Manage- Dr. Suraryanto, Vice Chairman for Student ment, Kapstadt, Südafrika, 14.-28.10.2007 Affairs , Jarkata Fisheries University, Indo- Dr. Marcelo Cohen, UFPa Belém, Brasilien, nesien, 23.04.-12.05.2007 13.11.-02.12.2007 Dr. Ajit Sinh Baji Patil, Pancham Aquaculture Clarisse Smith Beltrao, UFPa Belém, Brasilien, Forms Ltd., Mumbai, Indien, 06.-09.05.2007 13.11.-02.12.2007 R.A. Sreepada, Aquaculture Laboratory Dr. Ana Rosa da Rocha Araújo, Universi- National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, dade Federal do Sergipe, Brasilien, Indien, 06.-09.05.2007 14.-16.11.2007 Mochamad Saleh Nugrahadi, BPPT, Jakarta, Dr. Carlos Carvalho,UENF, Laboratory of Indonesien, 19.05.-17.06.2007 Environmental Science, Campos dos Dr. Nic Smole, Universität Gent, Postgradu- Goytacazes, Brasilien, 01.-09.12.2007 ate International Nematology Course, Prof. Soman Kunjupillai, Centre for Earth Sci- Gent, 13.-15.06.2007 ence Studies Akkulam, Trivandrum, Indien, Dr. Wannakiat Thubthimsang, Phuket Marine 10.-28.12.2007 Biological Center, Phuket,Thailand ,13.- Prof. Horacio Schneider & Prof. Iracilda 15.06.2007 Sampaio, UFPa, Bragança, Brasilien, Prof. Arun P. Kulshreshtha, Director, 22.12.2007-18.02.2008 NAM S & T Centre, New Delhi, Indien, MSc. Jin Haiyan, Second Institute of Oceanog- 17.-23.06.2007 raphy (SOA), Hangzhou, V.R. China, 07.01.- Dr. Victoria Isaac, UFPa, Belém, Brasilien, 02.02.2008 18.06.-05.07.2007 MSc. Li Hongliang, Second Institute of Dr. Volker Koch, Universidad Autónoma de Oceanography (SOA), Hangzhou, V.R. Baja California Sur, La Paz, Mexiko, 20.- China, 07.01.-02.02.2008 29.06.2007 Dr. Carlos Jiménez, Marine Sciences and M.Sc. Sucharit Neogi, International Centre Limnology Research Center (CIMAR), for Diarroheal Diseases Research, Dhaka, University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica, Bangladesh, 26.06.-27.08.2007 07.-08.01.2008 Dr. Somkiat Khokiattiwong, Phuket Marine Prof. Aaron Kaplan, Dr. Danny Tchernov Biological Centre Aquarium, Phuket, Thai- und Dr. Moshe Kiflawi, Hebrew University, land, 29.06.-04.07.2007 Jerusalem, Israel, 19.-21.02.2008

67 appendix Visitors and Martin Wildenberg, Institut für Soziale University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica, Guest Researchers Ökologie, Universität Klagenfurt, 29.01.- 08.-29.07.2008 01.02.2008 M.Sc. Diem MyTran Ngoc, Departement MSc. Roberto Schwarz, Universidade Fed- of Botany and Ecology, National Univer- eral do Paraná, Curitiba, Brasilien, 21.01.- sity Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 30.09.2008 14.07.-18.08.2008 MSc. Wu Shuang Chou , Hainan Provincial Dr. Anthony Hickey, University of Auckland, Marine Development Plan and Design Neuseeland, 24.-27.07.2008 Research Institute, Haikou,V.R. China, Dr. Unggul Aktani und Dr. Yusli Wardiatno, 20.01.-15.02.2008 Department of Living Aquatic Resources BSc. Wu Zhong Jie, Hainan Provincial Marine Management, Faculty of Fisheries and Ma- Development Plan and Design Research rine Science, Bogor Agricultural University Institute, Haikou, V.R. China, 20.01.- (IPB), Bogor, Indonesien, 20.-26.08.2008 15.02.2008 Susan Jones, Marine and Coastal Management, Prof. Dr. F. Jeltsch, Institut für Biochemie und Kapstadt, Südafrika, 23.08.-11.09.2008 Biologie, Universität Potsdam, 27.02.2008 Marco Warship, Marine and Coastal Manage- Dr. Wang Daoru, Hainan Provincial Marine ment, Kapstadt, Südafrika, 23.08.-11.09.2008 Development Plan and Design Research Abdulaziz Said Al-Marzouqi, Marine Science Institute, Haikou, Hainan, V.R. China, and Fisheries Centre, Muskat, Oman 18.-27.02.2008 03.09.-16.09.2008 Dr. Qu Jianguo, State Key Laboratory of Estua- Mrs. Halima Kiwango, Parc Ecologist, Eco- rine and Coastal Research, East China logical Monitoring Dept, Saadani National Normal University, Shanghai, V.R. China, Park, Tanzania, 30.10.2008 - 30.01.2009 02.-30.04.2008 Dr. Thomaso Giarizzo, UFPa, Belém, Brasilien, MSc. Neetha Varunny, Ana University, 08.11.-21.12.2008 Chennai, Indien, 08.04.-08.06.2008 Dr. Hans Verheye, Marine and Coastal Joseph Aggrey-Finn, Cape Coast, Ghana, Management, Kapstadt, Südafrika, 15.11.- 06.05. - 06.06.2008 04.12.2008 Dr. Purvaja Ramachandran, Ana University, Dr. Antonio da Silva, BENEFIT, Swakopmund, Chennai, Indien, 01.-26.05.2008 und 25.06.- Namibia, 15.11.-07.12.2008 29.08.2008 Hoang Trung Du, National Institute of Prof. Osmund Mwandeleme u. Prof. Edosa Oceanography, Nha Trang, Vietnam, 15.11.- Omoregie, Department of Natural 15.12.2008 Resources and Conservation, University Dr. Indra Jaya, Dekan, Faculty of Fisheries of Namibia, Windhoek, Namibia, 09.- and Marine Science, Bogor Agricultural 14.06.2008 University (IPB), Bogor Indonesien, 01.- Dr. Larry Oellermann, Nujoma Marine & 03.12.2008 Coastal Resources Research Centre, Dr. Yusli Wardiatno, Department of Living University of Namibia, Namibia, 09.- Aquatic Resources Management, Faculty of 14.06.2008 Fisheries and Marine Science, Bogor Agri- Dr. Carlos Jiménez, Marine Sciences and cultural University (IPB), Bogor, Indonesien, Limnology Research Center (CIMAR), 01.-03.12.2008

appendix 68 Teaching at Bremen University Capacity Building ISATEC Einführung in die Umweltpolitik: Lokale, na- International Studies in Aquatic Tropical tionale und internationale Fragen Ecology (U. Berger, M. Birkicht, K. Bischof, (M. Flitner et al.), ST 08 W. Ekau, M. Glaser, T. Jennerjahn, G. Krause, Research Management and Funding Opportu- A. Kunzmann, I. Nordhaus, C. Richter, nities (K. Bischof et al.), WT 08/09 U. Saint-Paul, K. Schwerdtner Máñez Costa, M. Teichberg, P. Westhaus-Ekau, M. Wolff), Practical Courses WT 05/06 – WT 08/09 Moderne organische Spurenanalytik in der marinen Biogeochemie (R. Lara), WT Lectures 05/06, WT 06/07, WT 07/08, WT 08/09 Global Change and Marine Systems (V. Ittek- Fisheries Biology and Aquaculture (W. Ekau, kot), WT 05/06, ST 06, WT 06/07, WT U. Krumme, U. Saint-Paul, P. Westhaus- 07/08, WT 08/09 Ekau), ST 06, ST 07, ST 08 Artesanale Fischerei und Aquakultur in Ökologie tropischer Küsten und Ästuare Vietnam und Kambodscha (U. Saint-Paul), (U. Saint-Paul), ST 07, ST 08 ST 06 Research Cruise with RV Heincke (U. Saint- Fisheries Biology and Aquaculture (W. Ekau, Paul, W. Ekau et al.), ST 07, ST 08 U. Krumme, U. Saint-Paul, P. Westhaus- Molekulare Tracer zur Untersuchung mariner Ekau), ST 06, ST 07, ST 08 Stoffkreisläufe (R. Lara et al.), ST 07, ST 08 Karbonatsystem, Kalzifizierung und Primär- Ecophysiology of Marine Algae (K. Bischof et produktion im Korallenriff (V. Ittekkot), al.), ST 07, ST 08 WT 06/07 Pflanzenphysiologie I (K. Bischof et al.), ST 07, Biochemistry of Tropical Marine Systems ST 08 (V. Ittekkot), WT 06/07, WT 07/08, WT Interdisziplinäre und transdisziplinäre Aspekte 08/09 des Fischereimanagements (U. Saint-Paul), Ökologie tropischer Küsten und Ästuare WT 07/08, WT 08/09 (U. Saint-Paul), WT 06/07, ST 07, WT Marine Microbiology and Botany (K. Bischof et 07/08, ST 08, WT 08/09 al.), WT 07/08, WT 08/09 Molekulare Tracer zur Untersuchung mariner Student research project: Impacts of tropi- Stoffkreisläufe (R. Lara et al.), ST 07, ST 08 cal peat swamp deforestation on aquatic Ecophysiology of Marine Algae (K. Bischof et ecosystems in central Sumatra, Indonesia al.), ST 07, ST 08 (T. Rixen et al.), WT 08/09 Pflanzenphysiologie I (K. Bischof et al.), ST 07, Student research project: Ecology and biodi- ST 08 versity of pelagic communities in the South Interdisziplinäre und transdisziplinäre Aspekte Atlantic Ocean (W. Ekau et al.), WT 08/09 des Fischereimanagements (U. Saint-Paul), Einführung in die Biologie mariner Algen WT 07/08 (K. Bischof), WT 08/09 Ringvorlesung Umwelt- und Meereschemie: Meeresforschungsinstitute im Lande Bremen Meeres- und Umweltchemie unter Bedin- (K. Bischof et al.), WT 08/09 gungen des globalen Wandels (R. Lara et al.), WT 07/08, WT 08/09 Seminars and Colloquia Principles of Marine Ecophysiology (K. Bischof Global Change and Marine Systems (V. Ittek- et al.), WT 07/08, WT 08/09 kot), ST 06 General Introduction to Marine Microbiology Principles of Marine Ecophysiology (K. Bischof (K. Bischof et al.), WT 07/08, WT 08/09 et al.), WT 07/08, WT 08/09 Einführung in die organismische Meeresbiolo- Applied Scientific Training (K. Bischof et al.), gie (K. Bischof et al.), WT 07/08, WT 08/09 WT 07/08, WT 08/09 Applied Scientific Training (K. Bischof et al.), Meeresbiologie (K. Bischof et al.), ST 08 WT 07/08, WT 08/09 4th term: Thesis-Seminar (K. Bischof et al.), Ringvorlesung „Meeresforschung im Lande ST 08 Bremen“ (K. Bischof, U. Saint-Paul et al.), Meeresbotanik: Anleitung zum selbstständigen WT 07/08 wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten (K. Bischof), Meeresbiologie (K. Bischof et al.), ST 08 ST 08, WT 08/09

69 appendix Capacity Building Einführung in die Biologie mariner Algen Application of Surplus Production Models on (K. Bischof), WT 08/09 Marine Resources Considering a Variable Research Management and Funding Opportu- Environment, IMARPE, Paita, Peru, nities (K. Bischof et al.), WT 08/09 M. Wolff, F. Keyl, 05.-07.03.2007 Grant Proposal and Defence (K. Bischof et al.), Ecologia Marinha, Universidade Federal do WT 08/09 Para, Belém, Brasilien, U. Krumme, 28.05.- Kolloquium zur marinen Tropenökologie (V. 01.06.2007 Ittekkot, U. Saint-Paul, M. Wolff), WT 05/06 Marine Ökosysteme, Fisheries College, Kavi- – WT08/09 eng, University of Vudal, Papua Neuguinea, W. Ekau, 25.09.-05.10.2007 Ecologia Marinha,Universidade Federal do Para, Belem, U. Krumme, 31.03.- Teaching at other 04.04.2008 Partner Institutions Ecologia de Aguas Continentales – Postgradu- ierten Kurs zur Binnengewässerkunde, Course on trophic modelling (CENSOR-proj- Universidade Federal do Para, Belem, ect), IMARPE, Paita, Peru, M. Wolff, U. Saint-Paul, 21.-25.04.2008 M. Taylor, 03.2006 Marine algal taxonomy and physiology, AWI, 1. Participation & participatory techniques / 2. Helgoland, M. Teichberg, 19.-26.05.2008 Nature and society: Alternative theoretical Multispecies trophic modeling and quantitative approaches and the social dimension of ecosystem indicatiors for the management coastal management, SPICE Summerschool, of fisheries, Charles-Darwin-Foundation, UNHAS Makassar, Indonesien, M. Glaser, Galápagos, Ecuador, 03.2006 M. Taylor,14.-18.07.2008 Respiration physiology of tropical fishes (theo- Summerschool on Mangrove Ecology, Institute retical and practical lessons), School of of Oceanography, Nha Trang, Vietnam, Marine Studies, University of Suva, Fiji, K. Diele, U. Saint-Paul, L. Krupp, A. Kunzmann, 12.03.-03.04.2006 15.-23.09.2008 Integrated Coastal Zone Management, Andalas Fisheries Oceanography, Kavieng, Papua Neu- University Padang, Sumatra, M. Glaser, guinea, W. Ekau, 22.09.-09.10.2008 G. Krause, B. Glaeser, 04.04.2006 Introduction to Fisheries, Vudal University East New Britain, Papua Neuguinea, U. Krumme, 08.-19.05.2006 Doctoral Theses Mangroves as coastal habitat in the tropics, In- Aggrey-Finn, Joseph: Fishery biology and man- Went Training Course on Sustainable Use agement in Ghana (Wolff, Ekau), 2008 of Coastal and Marine Resources, InWent, Alves da Silveira, Paula Cilene: Impact of Bremen, U. Saint-Paul, 15.06.2006 oceanographic conditions on distribution Global climate and regional environmental and abundance of larval fish in Northern change affecting coastal systems – Ecology Brazil (Ekau, Saint-Paul) 2008 & Resources, international workshop cum Ardli, Erwin Rhyanto: A trophic flow model training course, Purwokerto, Java, Indone- of the Segara Anakan lagoon, Cilacap, Indo- sien, I. Nordhaus, 08.08.2006 nesia (Wolff), 2008 Coastal Ecosystems: Hazard Management and Badjeck, Marie Caroline: Vulnerability of Rehabilitation, International Workshop coastal fishing communities to climate cum Training course, UNSOED, Purwok- variability and change: implications for fish- erto, Java, Indonesien, I. Nordhaus, eries livelihoods and management in Peru 08.-17.08.2006 (Lange, Wolff), 2008 2. Sino-German Summer School “Impacts of Baum, Antje (2008): Biogeochemie tropischer Global Change on Shelf-Open Ocean Sys- Schwarzwasserflüsse: Der Siak in Zentral- tems”, Universitäten Bremen and Kiel, Sumatra, Indonesien (Ittekkot), 2008 P. Westhaus-Ekau, 08.-18.08.2006 Borell, Esther: The effect of feeding on the Introduction to Fisheries Biology, Vudal Univer- thermal restistance of scleractinian corals sity, Papua Neuguinea, W. Ekau, (Ittekkot), 2008 02.-09.10.2006 Dominici-Arosemena, Arturo: Community

appendix 70 structure and patterns of diversity in reef Insights from a trophic modeling and time Capacity Building fish communities in the tropical West- series analysis (Wolff), 2008 ern Atlantic and tropical Eastern Pacific (Wolff), 2006 Ongoing Ferse, Sebastian: Artificial reef structures and Al Marzouqi, Abdulaziz Said Mohammed: Biol- coral transplantation: fish community ogy, stock assessment and fishery manage- responses and effects on coral recruitment of the santer seabream Cheimerius ment in North Sulawesi/Indonesia (Wolff, nufar (Val. 1830) from the Arabian Sea off Kunzmann), 2008 Oman (Saint-Paul, Ekau) Giarrizzo, Tommaso: Importance of mangroves Arias-Schreiber, Milena: Fisheries sustainability for fish. Bases for the conservation and and coastal governance in the Humboldt sustainable management of mangrove eco- and Benguela Upwelling areas (Flitner) systems in North Brazil (Saint-Paul), 2007 Baumgart, Anne: Biogeochemische Stroffkreis- Knittweis, Leyla: Population demographics läufe vor Indonesien (Ittekkot) and life history characteristics of Helio- Becker, Susanne: Photoinhibition at low fungia actiniformis: a fungiid coral species temperatures: D1-turnover in Antarctic exploited for the live coral aquarium trade rhodophytes (Bischof) in the Spermonde Archipelago, Indonesia Claramunt Quiñones, Gabriel: Reproductive (Wolff, Ittekkot), 2008 biology of Engraulis ringens, egg quality, and Lai Phu, Hoang: Benthic community structure survival of the offspring in Chilean waters as indicator for system stability of a re- (Saint-Paul) habilitated mangrove in South Vietnam Criales Hernadez, Maria-Isabel: Spatio-tempo- (Saint-Paul), 2007 ral variability of zooplankton community Leal Florez, Jenny: Impacts of non-native fishes structure and trophic processes off Cen- on the fish community and the fishery of tral Peru (Wolff, Schwamborn) the Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta estu- Deswandi, Rio: The roles of local institutions in ary, Northern Colombia (Saint-Paul), 2008 coral reefs management and their contri- Marcelo Protazio: Spatial Point Pattern bution to social and ecological resilience Analysis applied to Plant Ecology (Berger, in Spermonde Archipelago, South Sulawesi Saint-Paul), 2007 (Flitner, Glaser) Mendoza, Ursula: Dynamics of phosphorus and Espinoza, Alejandro: Qualitative tools for sulphur in a mangrove forest in Braganca, the spatial and temporal representation North Brazil (Lara, Saint-Paul), 2007 of marine ecosystems (Local Ecological Menezes, Moirah P.M. de: Investigations of Knowledge, Driving Forces-Pressure-State/ mangrove forest dynamics in Amazonia, Impact-Responses indicators model, Loop North Brazil (Berger, Saint-Paul), 2006 Analysis, and Geographical Information Piou, Cyril: Patterns and individual-based System) (Wolff, Krumme) modeling of spatial competition within Fredersdorf, Jana: Interactive effects of ultra- two main components of Neotropical violet radiation and other abiotic factors mangrove ecosystems (Berger, Saint-Paul), on photosynthesis of Arctic macroalgae 2007 (Bischof) Rocha Araujo, Ana Rosa da: Fishery statistics Fricke, Anna: Modulating effects of UV-radi- and commercialisation of the mangrove ation on the succession of the tropical crab Ucides cordatus (L.) in Bragança - Para macro algal communities (Bischof) – Brazil (Saint-Paul), 2006 Herbon, Carolin: Benthic nutrient cycling Schroeder, Carmen: Reproductive Ecology of in the mangrove fringed Segara Anakan the Caribbean Reef Coral Porites furcata lagoon (Bischof, Nordhaus) (Anthozoa, Scleractinea, Poritidae) in Herrmann, Regine: Impact of benthic organ- Bocas del Toro, Panama (Saint-Paul), 2007 isms and anthropogenic activities in the Schmitt, Bettina: Characterisation of organic hinterland on the carbon- and nutrient- nitrogen compounds in sediment and biogeochemistry in the mangrove fringed leaves of a mangrove ecosystem in north Segara Anakan- lagoon, Java, Indonesia Brazil (Lara), 2006 (Ittekkot, Jennerjahn) Taylor, Marc: The Northern Humboldt Current Jantzen, Carin: Nutrient cycling in coral reefs Ecosystem and its resource dynamics: (Richter)

71 appendix Capacity Building Jänen, Ingo: Saisonale Variabilität der Aus- Romatzki, Sascha: Reproduction strategies of wirkungen der Nährstoff- und Or- stony corals (Scleractinia) in an equator ganikeinträge des Brantas Flusses auf die near, Indonesian coral reef. Contributions Wasserqualität und Biogeochemie der for the coral-farming (Wolff, Kunzmann) Madurastraße, Java, Indonesien (Ittekkot, Rump, Carla: Akteursperspektiven zu Um- Jennerjahn) welthandeln und nachhaltigem Handeln: Keyl, Friedemann: Octopus fishery and popula- Empirische Untersuchung von Akteur- tion dynamics in the Humboldt Current skonzepten und Praxiserfahrungen in den Ecosystem under the influence of El Zentren bundesdeutscher Nationalparks Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO): on und Biosphärenreservate (Lange, Flitner) the search for a combined climate-fishery Sawall, Yvonne: Coral resilience to stress model (Wolff) (Richter) Kleinertz, Sonja: Fish parasites as biological Schmidt, Gertraud: Influence of solibores on indicators within and around the Segara corals in the Andaman Sea (Richter) Anakan Lagoon, Indonesia (Ittekkot) Selmi, Farid: Comparative Analysis of coastal Krämer, Wiebke: Photoecophysiology of zooxan- governance and management systems in thellae of hermatypic corals (Bischof, Richter) selected areas of Indonesia (Lange, Flitner, Krupp, Lucia: Land-based activities affecting Glaser) the fluxes and transformation of nutrients Spörl, Gertrud: Auswirkungen von Stickstof- and organic matter from watershed to the feinleitungen aus der Zuckerrohrmonokul- coastal sea (Ittekkot, Jennerjahn) tur auf die Wasserqualität und Biogeoche- Krutwa, Annika: Small scale differences in sub- mie der Mundau-Manguaba Lagune und tidal benthic communities and succession angrenzender Küstengewässer Brasiliens processes between two sites of Floreana (Ittekkot, Jennerjahn) Island (Galápagos) exposed to different Steinhoff, Franciska: Phlorotannins as UV oceangraphic regimes as related to gradi- absorbing substances in zoospores of kelp ents of substrate complexity (Wolff) (Bischof) Lukas, Martin: Land use change and environmental governance around Segara Anakan Lagoon (Java, Indonesia) (Flitner, Glaser) Müller, Ruth: Interactive effects of ultraviolet External Doctoral Theses radiation and other abiotic factors on the Ongoing reproductive success of kelp (Bischof) Blandtt, Lucinaldo: Capacitation of social Oxmann, Julian: Organic matters and nutri- resilience with participatory methodolo- ents in natural and regenerated mangrove gies, UFPa, Campo Universitario de Belém, forests in Can Gio, Vietnam (Lara) Brasilien (Glaser) Paramo Granados, Jorge Enrique: Design of a Cabral, Neila: O setor pesqueiro brasileiro e system of marine protected areas (mpas) o desempenho das estruturas e sistemas for the management of demersal fisheries de representação política, Universidade in the Colombian Caribbean (Saint-Paul) Federal do Pará (Glaser) Propp, Claudia: Bedeutung der benthischen Cordeiro da Cruz, Helenice: Influence on sedi- Nährstoffregeneration vs. der saisonal vari- ment biogeochemistry on the distribution ierenden Einträge des Brantas Flusses für of mangrove vegetation on the Braganca die Wasserqualität und die Produktivität Peninsula, Pará, Brazil., UFPA, Belem, der Küstengewässer der Madurastrasse Brasilien (Lara) (Ittekkot, Jennerjahn) Darlan, Simith: Postlarval settlement and juve- Radjawali, Irendra: Multi-agent social-ecological nile ecology of the mangrove crab Ucides systems modelling of livelihoof strategies cordatu., Universidade federal do Pará, and governance in a coastal social-ecologi- Braganca, Brazil, F. Arbunhosa (Diele) cal system.,Flitner (Breckkling) (Glaser) Grote, Britta: Environmental impact on the Rautenberger, Ralf: Physiological acclimation condition and growth of young Cape hake patterns of marine macroalgae to abiotic in the Benguela upwelling system off South stress gradients (Bischof) Africa, Universität Bremen, Marine Zoolo- Roder, Cornelia: Coral heterotrophy in a land- gie (Ekau) ocean gradient (Richter) Kopprio, Germán, Influence of climatic vari-

appendix 72 ability on the ecohydrology and biogeo- fungia actiniformis und der Riesenmuschel Capacity Building chemistry of brackish coastal lagoons, Tridacna crocea in Südostasien (Saint-Paul), UNS, Universidad Nacional del Sur, Argen- 2007 tina (Lara) Krück, Niels: Distribution and trophic ecology Leal Risuenho dos Santos, Helenice: Use of of larval and juvenile whiting (Pisces: Sil- aminoacids and pyrite as indicator of laginidae) on tidal flats within Moreton Bay, redox conditions in mangrove sediments, Australia (Saint-Paul), 2007 Universidade Federal Fluminense, Rio de Merckens, Marian-Alexander: Der Einfluss der Janeiro, Brasilien (Lara) Temperatur auf den Standardstoffwechsel Lualhati Lachica Aliño: Soft Bottom ecosystem von Scorpaeniden am Beispiel von Myoxo- bentho-pelagic coupling: the interaction of cephalus scorpius (Saint-Paul, Kunzmann), topographic and hydrographic attributes 2007 and fisheries potentials, University of the Salewski, Tabea: Abbau der Blattstreu von Philippines (Wolff) Mangroven und Ernährungsökologie der Schwarz, Roberto: A ictiofauna demersal dominanten Krabbenarten in der Segara da plataforma Interna entre a Barra do Anakan Lagoon, Java, Indonesien (Saint- Ararapira e Matinhos, Paraná, Universi- Paul, Nordhaus), 2007 dade Federal do Paraná, Curitiba, Brasilien Schrameyer, Verena: Assessing the fidelity of (Saint-Paul) luminescent banding as a proxy for environmental records using a high-resolution optical device (Saint-Paul), 2007 Staller, Torsten: Klimarekonstruktion anhand Diploma Theses von Korallen aus Costa Rica (Ittekkot), Bender, Dorothea: The recovery of scleractin- 2006 ian corals from mechanical disturbance Steckenreuter, André: Reproductive ecology of and potential modulating effects of settling Leatherback Turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) algae, laufend in Kooperation mit Uni at the Huan Coast of Papua New Guinea Queensland, Brisbane, Australia (Bischof), (Saint-Paul), 2007 2008 Winkelmann, Claudia: Zeitliche und räumli- Biermann, Antje: Einfluss von CO2 auf die che Dynamik der Nektongemeinschaft Zusammensetzung und Sinkgeschwind- im Mangrovenpriel Furo do Chico in der igkeit von Aggregaten der Coccolitho Mangrove von Bragança, Pará, Nordbrasil- phoride Emiliana huxleyi (Bischof), 2008 ien (Saint-Paul, Krumme), 2008 Duygu Sevilgen: Comparative study of benthic primary production in silicate and carbon- Ongoing ate sands of the islands Elba and Pianosa Fürsich, Catherine: Stomach content of the (Tyrrhenian Sea, Italy) (Bischof), 2008 Spiny Lobster (Panulirus argus) juveniles Feyen, Anja: Räumliche Verteilung der Ichthyo- in their algal phase in the South of Cayo fauna zu unterschiedlichen Tidenständen Matias/Cuba (Wolff) im Mangrovenpriel Furo do Ponte nahe Kohlmeier, Dorothea: Physiologische Effekte Bragança, Pará, Nordbrasilien (Saint-Paul, der Canopy-Entfernung auf die Unter- Krumme), 2008 wuchsalgen der Helgoländer Gezeitenzone Geist, Simon Joscha: Die intertidale Krab- (Bischof) bengemeinschaft der Segara Anakan Maier, Dominique: Biologische Untersuchun- Lagune/Cilacap, Indonesien zur Trockenzeit gen an Planktonorganismen (Bischof) 2005 (Saint-Paul, Nordhaus), 2007 Pohlenga, Insa: Biogeochemische Charak- Henkel, Susann: Biogeochemische Untersuc- terisierung von Mangrovensedimentkernen hungen kleiner Gebirgsflüsse in Süd-Kerala, aus der Segara Anakan Lagune, Java, Indo- Indien (Ittekkot, Jennerjahn), 2007 nesien (Ittekkot, Jennerjahn) Herold, Cornelia: Untersuchungen zum Schulz, Isabelle: Possible impact of river fluxes Glutathionhaushalt mariner Makroalgen on coral reef growth in Nha Trang Bay, (Bischof), 2008 Vietnam (Jennerjahn, Ittekkot) Hinrichs, Saskia: Populationsdynamik der Ocy- Wagner, Andrea: Untersuchungen zur Stress- podidae und Grapsidae (Nordhaus), 2006 physiologie der Zooxanthellen aus der Krämer, Wiebke: Genfluss der PilzkoralleHelio - Riesenmuschel Tridacna spec. (Bischof)

73 appendix Capacity Building External Diploma and of European Forest Policies on Forest MSc Theses Land Using Economic and Social Indica- tors, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg Arndt, Carmen: Beitrag zur Erhöhung von (Flitner), 2007 Nährstoffaufnahme und Produktion ung- esättigter Fettsäuren in marinen Mikroal- Ongoing gen, Universität Oldenburg (Kunzmann), Buhmann, Anne: Untersuchungen zum Phy- 2008 toremediationspotential zweier Mangrove- Behmann, Faris: Identificaiton of molecular narten, Universität Hannover (Kunzmann) mechanisms underpinning pathogen de- Felder, Christiane: Der gemeindeorientierte fence systems of Vibrio coralliilyticus in the und partizipative Ansatz von Caritas onset of coral epizootics (Saint-Paul), 2007 International als Beitrag zur Katastrophen- Ernst, Lisa: “Indigenous Vegetables” als Beitrag prävention in Guatemala, Albert-Ludwigs- zur Nahrungssicherung im Zeitalter der Universität Freiburg (Flitner) Globalisierung: Eine Studie in Südafrika, Grass, Stefanie: Respiration und Kalzifizierung Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg in Tridacna maxima und Tridacna squa- (Flitner), 2007 mosa als Funktion von Lichtintensität und Hinrichs, Saskia: Die intertidalen Krabbenge- Nährstoffangebot, Universität Oldenburg, meinschaft der Segara-Anakan-Lagune, Java, Terramare (Kunzmann) Indonesien, in der Regenzeit. Artenzusam- Martens, Sophie: Traditional ecological knowl- mensetzung, Biomasse und Zonierung, edge of the fishermen in the Spermonde Universität Rostock (Nordhaus), 2006 Archipelago, Indonesia, Universität Ham- Migawski, Tim: Vergleichende Untersuchungen burg (Glaser) zur Wachstums- und Sterblichkeitsrate bei Reichel, Christian: Nutzerkonflikte und -kul- juvenilen Hippocampus erectus und Hip- turen der Segara Anakan Lagune, West pocampus cf. reidi., Universität Oldenburg, Java, Indonesien, Freie Universität Berlin Terramare, (Kunzmann), 2008 (Glaser) Pham Quynh Huong: Driving forces behing nu- Zacher, Berend: Photosynthese und Respira- trient dynamics in Khe OC – A tidal creek tion in Tridacna maxima und Tridacna squa- in Can Gio Mangrove Biosphere Reserve, mosa als Funktion von Lichtintensität und Vietnam, University of Natural Sciences, Nährstoffangebot, Universität Oldenburg, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (Lara), 2007 Terramare (Kunzmann) Schmidt-Roach, Sebastian: Coral recruitment study using flourescence in Manado, Indo- nesia, Universität Oldenburg, Terramare (Kunzmann), 2007 ISATEC Master Theses Simith, Darlan: Metamorphosis of mangrove Term 2004-2006 crab larvae, Ucides cordatus, Universidade Broszeit, Stefanie (Deutschland): Demersal Federal do Pará, Brazil, (Diele), 2007 fish assemblages in La Paz Bay, Mexico: a Stadtlander, Timo: Population structure and multivariate assessment of shrimp fishery fisheries potential of Labeobarbus aeneus bycatch (Wolff) in a South African reservoir, Universität Bücker, Amelie (Deutschland): Age and growth Bremen (Ekau), 2006 of skates of the genus Bathyraja in Argen- Tran Ngoc Diem My: The role of the halophyte tina (Ekau, Saint-Paul) Sesuvium portulacastrum in the regenera- Cordero, Kristina (Philippinen): Chaetognath tion of degraded mangrove areas in Can distribution and feeding preference in the Gio Mangrove Biosphere Reserve, Vietnam, Sulu and South China Seas (Wolff) University of Natural Ciences, Ho Chi Dahal, Bhagawan (Nepal): Effects of invasive Minh City, Vietnam (Lara), 2007 weeds particularly water hyacinth Eich- Wietz, Matthias: Microbial communities of hornia crassipes and human disturbances larval rearing systems and wild phyllosoma on community structure of wetland birds of the ornate rock lobster, Panulirus orantus, in Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, Nepal and options for microbial management in (Berger) aquaculture (Saint-Paul), 2007 Hernandez, Jocelyn (Philippinen): The effects of Wilkes, Jerylee: Assessing Sustainability Impacts different lighting conditions and nutrient

appendix 74 concentrations on the growth, survival and Tesfaye, Gashaw (Äthiopien): Population Capacity Building symbionts of juvenile giant clams Tridacna Dynamics and Stock Assessment of Nile maxima and T. squamosa (Kunzmann, Saint- Tilapia Oreochromis niloticus L. in three Rift Paul) Valley lakes (Koka, Ziway and Langano), Krupp, Lucia (Deutschland): Distribution, Ethiopia (Wolff, Ekau) ecology and state of the seagrass beds in Ukpong, Jeremiah (Nigeria): Dynamics, charac- the Gandoca- Manzanillo National Wildlife terization and quantification of dissolved Refuge, Caribbean Costa Rica (Wolff) organic carbon (DOC) and other nutrients Lyons, Erika (Irland): Blood chemistry of the in River Weser, its tributaries and estuary black sea turtle, Chelonia mydas agassizii, (Rixen, Ittekkot) in Baja California Sur, Mexico (Wolff) Mahmood, Hadia (Pakistan): Distribution, Term 2005-2007 abundance and seasonality of benthos in Abdullah, Abu Nasar (Bangladesh): Policy con- Segara Anakan Lagoon, Indonesia (Jenner- flicts and governance in the Sundarbans jahn, Nordhaus) Mangrove Forest Management, Bangladesh Nanninga, Gerrit Bernd (Deutschland): Rapid (Glaser) assessment of bioerosion with respect to Angel Forero, Ivan Fernando (Kolumbien): its possible environmental controls and Contributions to feed management in the the influence of anthropogenic nutrient aquaculture of tropical sea urchin (Lytechi- enrichment on the structural integrity of nus variegatus) (Kunzmann, Saint-Paul) coral reefs in the Andaman Sea, Thailand Castillo Cajas, Ruth Fiorela (Peru): Molecular (Richter, Saint-Paul) phylogeny of planktonic ostracods (Wolff) Nasir, Bushra (Pakistan): Quantification of Eyayu Muche, Muluken (Äthiopien): Biogeo- nutrient dynamics & DOM in the Segara chemistry of dissolved and suspended Anakan Lagoon, Indoensia (Jennerjahn) matter in the Kallada River, Kerala, India Nkeh, Zita (Kamerun): Mangrove Ecosystem (Jennerjahn, Ittekkot) types and their related Socio/economic Fedder, Bevis (Deutschland): Assessment of functions in Brazil, Philippines and Mozam- global marine biodiversity indicators for bique (Glaser, Krause) the Global Environment Facility Resource Nyathore, Robert (Kenia): Determination of Allocation Framework (GEF RAF) (Kun- optimum stocking ratios in Oreochromis zmann) niloticus- Clarias gariepinus polyculture in Gakuo, Adams Murithi (Kenia): Assessment of earthen ponds in Kenya (Saint-Paul) the trend in sea turtle nesting and hatching Ostrowitzki, Alexander (Deutschland): Succes- success rates in Mombasa and Watamu, sion on scallop spat collectors: during La Kenya (Berger) Niña- conditions (October 2005 – Feb- Gomani, McDonald Chikondi (Malawi): Bio- ruary 2006) in the Bay of Paracas- Peru geochemical dynamics of mid sized tropical (Wolff) Linthipe River, Southern Lake Malawi Basin Paul Brojo (Bangladesh): Household liveli- (Jennerjahn) hoods analysis of char dwellers using the Hanna, Robin Thomas (England): Spatial and capital asset framework: the case of NRSP temporal patterns of the whale shark area, Jamalpur, Bangladesh (Krause, Glaser) (Rhincodon typus) in the tropical fjord Sawall, Yvonne (Deutschland): Potential of Golfo Dulce, Costa Rica (Wolff) coral communities to recover after the Link, Anne-Katrin (Deutschland): Spatio-tem- Tsunami 2004 in the Andaman Sea, Thai- poral patterns of whale shark (Rhincodon land (Richter, Wolff) typus) abundance along environmental Schuhbauer, Anna Christina (Deutschland): gradients at Mahe, Seychelles (Berger) Fishery and population dynamics of the Mahonga, Joseph Wala (Kenia): Stakeholder punctuated snake eel Opichthus remiger Participation in Coastal Resource Manage- (Opichthidae), North Peru (Wolff, ment - the case of sea turtle conservation Krumme) at selected places on the Kenyan Coast Syakir, Mohammad (Indonesien): Socio- eco- (Krain) nomic importance of marine ornamental Ngupula, Godfrey (Tansania): The current fishery at Spermonde Archipelago, South status of the Nile Shrimp (Caridina nilotica) Sulawesi- Indonesia (Krain) after signs of Holochromines resurgence,

75 appendix Capacity Building Mwanza Gulf, Lake Victoria, Tanzanian Fillinger, Laura (France): Supply of zooplankton waters (Saint-Paul, Wolff) by internal waves on the Similan Islands, Rengstorf, Anna (Deutschland): Comparative Andaman Sea, Thailand (Richter) Growth and Mortality of cultured Lion’s Garus-Oas, Caroline (Namibia): Developing a Paw scallops (Nodipecten subnodosus) from Framework for EIA (Environmental Impact Gulf and Pacific populations and their Assessment) Guidelines for Aquaculture in reciprocal transplants in B.C.S., Mexico Namibia (Bischof) (Wolff) Gurung, Ritu (Nepal): Resource Use and Simathamby, Sumathy (Sri Lanka): Biogeochem- Dependency on Wetlands - A Study on the ical studies of the small mountainous river Fishing Community “Jalari” of Lake Phewa, Pamba of South Kerala, India (Jennerjahn, Nepal (Glaser) Ittekkot) Kodithuwakku, Mangala (Sri Lanka): Compari- Spaet, Julia (Deutschland): Learned hook avoid- son of ecological values and services of the ance of lemon sharks, Negaprion brevirostris Maduganga Estuary and Koggala Lagoon (Poey 1868) on electroreception and (Sri Lanka) before and after the Indian shock treatment (Saint-Paul, Ekau) Ocean Tsunami event for the purpose of Vadas, Flora (Ungarn). Modelling climate- possible restoration activities (Wolff) forced dynamics of the Peruvian scallop Macusi, Edison Roi Duga (Philippines): Vari- fishery (Wolff, Berger) ability and community organization in Wollheim, Laura (Deutschland): The spatial and moderately exposed tropical rocky shore temporal strandings of marine mammals in algal communities as influenced by differ- B.C.S., Mexico (Wolff) ent consumer groups (Bischof) Mozumder, Mohammad Mojibul Hoque (Ban- Term 2006-2008 gladesh): Social-ecological dynamics of the Bandara, Udaya (Sri Lanka): Benthic Macro- artisanal fisheries in Sundarban Mangrove fauna in Malala lagoon located at Bundala forest. A case study from Bangladesh (Gla- National Park, Sri Lanka: abundance, bio- ser, Schwerdtner) mass, diversity and their spatial variation Rahman, MD. Mizanur (Bangladesh): Socio- in relation to environmental parameters economic and environmental dynamics (Nordhaus) of shrimp culture in Satkhira district of Bon, Mélanie (France): Influence of solibores Bangladesh (Flitner, Krause) in the response of Porites lutea to thermal Schmidt-Roach, Alicia (Trinidad-Tobago): Gray stress, Similan Islands, Andaman Sea, Thai- whales, Boat noise and Tourism in Bahia land (Richter) Magdalena, Baja California Sur, Mexico Castellanos Galindo,Gustavo, Adolfo (Colom- (Bischof) bia): Tides and seascape configuration: de- Sebhatu, Ghebremedhin (Eritrea): Spatial and terminants of reef fish intertidal migration downcore distribution of amino acids and in the Tropical Eastern Pacific, Colombia hexosamines in mangrove sediment of (Krumme) the Segara Anakan Lagoon, Java, Indonesia Dartsch, Yvonne (Germany): Cetacean (Jennerjahn, Unger) abundance and distribution related to the Seidel, Henrike (Germany): Evaluating the role physical environment around Denis Island, of science in community based adaptive Seychelles (Ekau) management of coastal resources in Fiji Deepananda, Ashoka (Sri Lanka): Community- (Wolff) level analysis of anthropogenic impacts Wekesa, Peter Nyongesa (Kenya): Characteri- on rocky shore communities in Sri Lanka sation of Ecological and Socio-economic (Bischof) Status of Artisanal Marine Ornamental Fadli, Nur (Indonesia): Use of modified coral Fisheries from Selected Sites in Kenya rubble as medium for coral transplantation (Saint-Paul, Schwerdtner) (Kunzmann, Saint-Paul)

appendix 76 Press Review Kohlenstoffkreislauf. www.geoscience- Public Relations online.de, 06.07.2006 Wie man einen Clownfisch züchtet – Die Be- Seepferdchen aus der Weserstadt – Im Tech- wohner tropischer Riffe sind in deutschen nologiepark leben maritime Zierorganis- Aquarien begehrt. Bremer Forscher wollen men / Forschung mit Partnern aus den die Tiere züchten, um die Wildbestände zu Tropen. Weser Report, 20.08.2006 schonen. Berliner Zeitung, 14.01.2006 Hilfe für einzigartige Lebensräume – Das Thailand: Neuer Anfang, neue Konzepte. Bremer Zentrum für Marine Tropenökolo- Akzente 1, 2006 gie möchte zum Erhalt der natürlichen Äußerst schmackhaft: die Bremer Garnele. Vielfalt beitragen. Weser Kurier, 08.09.2006 Bremer Uni-Schlüssel Nr. 87, Februar 2006 Heute zu Gast: Reinhold Leinfelder, Weser Die Farbe Grün und das Meer – Von grünen Kurier, 20.09.2006 Inseln und Mangrovenwäldern. www.radio- Verhaltener Optimismus – Heute findet in bremen.de, 07.02.2006 Bremen die größte Korallenrifftagung Zwischen Land und Meer – Vortrag im Leopol- statt, die es je in Europa gab, TAZ Bremen, dinum. Lippische Landeszeitung, 15.02.2006 21.09.2006 Diese Garnelen kommen aus der Bremer Uni Wunderwelt in Gefahr: Korallenriffe – Zum / Bild Bremen, 16.03.2006 Welttag des Meeres am 22. September, Zyklon „Larry“ - Schwere Schäden am Great www.radiobremen.de, 22.09.2006 Barrier Reef befürchtet. Spiegel Online, Höchste Alarmstufe für Korallenriffe, Berliner 20.03.2006 Zeitung, 23./24.09.2006 Rettender Tsunami – Die Mangrovenwälder Gefahr für Korallenriffe – Trotz Fangverboten der Tropen werden bislang rücksichtslos leiden die Unterwassergärten unter Über- abgeholzt. Bild der Wissenschaft, Mai 2006 fischung. Auch die globale Erwärmung setzt Clownfisch „Nemo“ immer seltener. Rheini ihnen zu, Berliner Zeitung, 23./24.09.2006 sche Post, 06.05.2006 Untergang unter Wasser – Überfischung, Bremen: Wissenschaftsrat lobt Tropenökologie. Abwasser, Touristen – die Zerstörung der Die Welt, 20.05.2006 weltweiten Korallenriffe kennt kaum mehr Lob für Tropenökologie. TAZ, 20./21.05.2006 Grenzen, Süddeutsche Zeitung, 26.09.2006 Marine Tropenökologie. Hamburger Abend Gefährdete Korallenriffe – Der Tsunami, der blatt, 22.05.2006 2004 die Küstenregionen Asiens ver- Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie an der wüstete, hat auch die Korallenriffe schwer Universität Bremen stärken. www.vdbiol. beschädigt, Rheinische Post, 27.09.2006 de, 22.05.2006 Die tropischen Korallenriffe werden immer Der ökologisch korrekte Shrimp. Die Zeit, schneller zerstört – Überfischung, Abwäs 22.06.2006 ser und die Klimakatastrophe sind Schuld, Erfolg für Bremer Meeresforscher. Weser Märkische Allgemeine Zeitung, 28.09.2006 Kurier, 26.05.2006 Korallen beweisen Widerstandsfähigkeit – In- Ein Roß zum Verlieben – Nicht nur ihr Aus ternationale Konferenz in Bremen befasste sehen macht Seepferdchen zum Sonderfall sich auch mit den Folgen des Klimawandels in der Natur. HörZu Nr. 27, 30.06.2006 für die tropischen Riffe, Weser Kurier, Mangroven produzieren gewaltige Mengen an 29.09.2006 Blättern – Untersuchungen in Brasilien Meeresspezialisten in Bremen – Monegas liefern wichtige Einblicke in den Kohlen sische Forschungsgruppe nimmt am stoffkreislauf. Weser Kurier, 30.06.2006 „Korallenkongress“ teil – Monaco Zeitung, ZMT bald in Leibniz-Gemeinschaft? Bremer 02.10.2006 Uni-Schlüssel Nr. 90, Juli 2006 Streit um die Akademie, Der Tagesspiegel, Mangroven als Kohlenstoffpumpe. morgenwelt. 24.10.2006 de, 03.07.2006 Forscher prophezeien dramatischen Korallen- Helfer gegen den Treibhauseffekt – Man- tod, Spiegel Online, 25.10.2006 groven setzen jährlich 26 Millionen Ton- Ausschüttung, Junge Welt, 26.10.2006 nen Kohlenstoff um. Die Neue Epoche, Neue Leibniz-Institute, TAZ Nord, 28.10.2006 04.07.2006 Wenn Seepferdchen „neugierig“ werden, Mangroven senden Kohlenstoff zum Meeres- Wirtschaft Elbe/Weser, Heft 11, November boden – Überraschende Ergebnisse zum 2006

77 appendix Public Relations Was bedroht die Riffe? – Auf der europäischen Meeresforscher stellen ihre Arbeit vor, Weser Korallenrifftagung in Bremen trafen sich Kurier, 30.03.2007 Meeresbiologen aus aller Welt, Tauchen, Experte: Küstenschutz genauso wichtig wie November 2006 Thema Klimawandel, Lübecker Nachrich- Sonnensegel für Korallen, Spiegel Online, ten, 03.04.2007 02.11.2006 Ostsee leidet an Folgen der Überdüngung, Die Meeresforschung ausgezeichnet – Bremer Welt, 04.04.2007 Graduiertenschule für Meereswis- Einsatz für Küstenregionen – Experte: senschaften erhält Förderzuschlag der Küstenschutz genauso wichtig wie Exzellenzinitiative, Geoscience Online, Thema Klimawandel, Maritime Trade Press, 08.11.2006 04.04.2007 Die Faszination des Meeres – Lesebuch bietet Experten: Schutz von Küsten wichtig, Weser mehr als trockene Forschungsberichte, Kurier, 04.04.2007 Weser Kurier, 17.11.2006 Küstenschutz so wichtig wie Klimaschutz, - How science and policy making can be Umweltexperten beraten in Delmenhorst brought together, The Jakarta Post, über Maßnahmen gegen Verschmutzung 28.11.2006 der Meere, Nordwest Zeitung, 04.04.2007 Schlammvulkan läuft „Amok“ – Kampf gegen Blick auf das Meeressystem aus unterschiedli- Schlammflut bisher wenig erfolgreich, Geo- chen Disziplinen – Internationale Kon- science Online, 28.11.2006 ferenz am Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg, Der Anemonenfisch im Korallenriff – ein Delmenhorster Kreisblatt, 09.04.2007 Bild, das es so bald immer seltener gibt?, Zum Studium nach China, Weser Kurier, Bremer Uni-Schlüssel 92, Dezember 2006 13.04.2007 Heiße Schlammflut aus dem Erdinnern – In Höhepunkte der Meeresforschung – Ausstel- Indonesien sind bereits ganze Dörfer ver- lung im Haus der Wissenschaft veran- sunken, Weser Kurier, 01.12.2006 schaulicht die vielfältige Arbeit Bremer Vulkanschlamm könnte neue Mangroven Forschungseinrichtungen, Weser Kurier, schaffen, EUWID Recycling und Ent- 27.04.2007 sorgung Nr. 49, 05.12.2006 Wussten Sie schon,…, www.metropolregion. Verlorene Schlammschlacht – Forscher aus hamburg.de, Mai 2007 Geesthacht und Bremen wollen helfen, Vortrag über Herkunft und Fang von Fischen, das Desaster in den Griff zu bekommen – Bremer Tageszeitungen, Stadtteil-Kurier, Hamburger Abendblatt, 27.12.2006 03.05.2007 Korallen in Gefahr, Mare 59, Dezember 2006/ Fischers Fritze fischt nicht mehr nur in Nord- Januar 2007 und Ostsee – Ulrich Saint-Paul berichtete Wissenschaftscampus als Wiege für Exzel- über Aquakulturen bei „Wissen um 11“, lenzcluster, Leibniz-Nachrichten 29, Januar Bremer Tageszeitungen, Stadtteil-Kurier, 2007 18.05.2007 Fische erschnüffeln Weg nach Hause, Spiegel Spezialisten mit Blick fürs Ganze – In der Online, 10.01.2007 neuen Graduiertenschule für Meeres Spenden für Tsunami-Opfer – Bremer Tro- wissenschaften lernen Doktoranden, penökologe übergab dringend benötigte fächerübergreifend zu denken, Weser Gegenstände, Weser Kurier, 16.01.2007 Kurier, 11.05.2007 Discovery, Modelling, Mediation, Deliberation: Interdisziplinäre Meeresforschung in Bremen, PASARELAS, European Parliament Maga- NADI, Zeitschrift des DAAD, 11.06.2007 zine, März 2007 Wie ein Archiv der Erdgeschichte – Gradui- Die steinernen Gärten – Eine einzigartige ertenschüler erzählt von seiner Arbeit, Symbiose aus kleinen Polypen und Weser Kurier, 29.06.2007 Mikroalgen lässt in tropischen Meeren Zwei Wochen Deutsch-Chinesische Sommer- bizarre und farbenprächtige Bauten Schule, Norddeutsche Rundschau, entstehen, Geo Kompakt Nr. 10, 28.07.2007 März 2007 Wissenschaftlicher Besuch aus China – IFÖ und Institut für Seefischerei kommen nach Deutsch-Chinesische Sommerschule in Bremerhaven, Umweltruf, Online-Magazin Meereswissenschaften zu Gast im FTZ, des Europatickers, 07.03.2007 Dithmarscher Landeszeitung, 31.07.2007.

appendix 78 Globales Riffsterben - Korallen in 40 Jahren Internationalen Jahr des Riffes / DiveInside, Public Relations um die Hälfte dezimiert, Spiegel Online, Online-Magazin, 21.02.2008 08.08.2007 Forschungsbojen für Tsunami-Frühwarnsystem Zwei Lichtquellen, ein Leuchtturm, Berliner / Antenne West, Internet Tageszeitung für Zeitung, 16.08.2007 den Südwesten, 26.02.2008 Korallen-Sterben - Paradies in Lebensgefahr, Schatzkammern des Lebens – Korallenriffe Münchner Merkur, 21.08.2007 weisen neben Regenwäldern größte Arten- Information mit Kunst kombiniert – Kultur- vielfalt auf / Bremer Forscher erläutern büro lockt mit Aktionstag aufs Nordwolle- Bedrohungen / Weser Kurier, 29.02.2008 Gelände / Nordwest-Zeitung, 24.09.2007 2008 ist das Internationale Jahr des Riffes / The 2007 TOWNS awardees / The Manila Umweltjournal.de, 01.03.2008 Times, 18.10.2007 Internationales Jahr des Riffs: Vortragsreihe Unterwasser-Paradies in Gefahr – Korallen- startet / Tauchen, 06.03.2008 riffe wie das Shark-Reef im Roten Meer Der leere Ozean – Vor Namibia zeigt sich, wie sind Naturwunder, aber ihre Schönheit ist das Meer leidet, wenn Klimawandel und bedroht / Bild am Sonntag, 04.11.2007 Fischtrawler wüten / Süddeutsche Zeitung, Lange Warteliste / Der Tagesspiegel, 22.03.2008 07.11.2007 Auf der Suche nach Antworten – Forschungs Geldregen für das Museum für Naturkunde / schiff Maria S. Merian legt nach 10-tägiger Berliner Morgenpost, 20.11.2007 Reise in Walvis Bay an / Allgemeine Zei- Mehr Geld für die Dinos / Der Tagesspiegel, tung Windhoek, Namibia, 27.03.2008 20.11.2007 Dr. Claudio Richter: „Wracks sind empfind- Förderung für Bremer Zentrum / Weser Ku- lich!“ / Tauchen, April 2008 rier, 20.11.2007 Meeresbiologie: Zahlreiche Einsatzfelder – Fischbestände sind am Ende / Allgemeine Mäßige Berufsaussichten / Abi, April 2008 Zeitung Namibia, 20.11.2007 Hinter der Mangrove vor dem nächsten Sturm 2009 fünf neue Institute in Leibniz-Gemein- – Selbst intakte Küstenwälder bieten schaft / FAZ Sonntagszeitung, 20.11.2007 wenig Schutz vor tropischen Wirbelstür- Das Ökosystem Korallenriff / Weser Kurier, men oder Tsunamis / FAZ, 11.05.2008 22.11.2007 Claudio Richter spricht über tropische Riffe / Wissenswertes über Korallenriffe / Weser Weser Kurier, 15.05.2008 Kurier, 22.11.2007 Chinas Meere bedroht / mare 68, Juni/Juli 2008 Geldsegen für Tropenökologen – Bremer Marikultur an Namibias Küste / planeterde.de, Zentrum wird zum Leibniz-Institut / Weser 17.06.2008 Kurier, 23.11.2007 Fischzucht unter erschwerten Bedingungen – Exzellenzinitiative / Bremer Uni-Schlüssel, Bremer Tropenökologen wollen Namibia Dezember 2007 dabei helfen, mit Umweltproblemen fertig ZMT wird Leibniz-Institut / Bremer Uni- zu werden / Weser Kurier, 20.06.2008 Schlüssel, Dezember 2007 Tequila für die Superschmecker – Überra- Wie viel Kohlenstoff speichert das Meer? – schende Einsichten in die Biodiversität Frage erhält durch Klimawandel besondere beim Parlamentarischen Abend der Brisanz / Weser Kurier, 14.12.2007 Leibniz-Gemeinschaft / Leibniz Journal, Meeresforscher gründen Verbund / Weser 2/2008 Kurier, 20.12.2007 UNAM Gets German Help for Marine Re- Fünf neue Leibniz-Einrichtungen / Leibniz- search / New Era, Namibia, 01.07.2008 Journal, 4/2007 Krankenpflege für Korallen / Neue Züricher Neues Leibniz-Institut für Bremen / BIOforum Zeitung, 13.07.2008 1/2008 Uni Bremen ist Partner bei Küstenforschung Krankheiten bei Seepferdchen / Der Meerwas- – Das ZMT in Bremen und die Universität ser Aquarianer, 2/2008 von Namibia planen jetzt eine Koopera- Abgetaucht / Tauchen, 15.01.2008 tion in Forschungsprojekten zu Marikultur Hilfe aus Deutschland ermöglicht Schub für und Küstenschutz / Allgemeine Zeitung Wüstenforschung / Allgemeine Zeitung Windhoek, Namibia, 17.07.2008 Windhoek, Namibia, 19.02.2008 Meeresforscherin / Greenpeace Magazin, Abgetaucht – Die Sonderausstellung zum 4/2008

79 appendix Public Relations Von den Ozeanen zu Olympia / Eckernförder Radio / TV Review Zeitung, 14.08.2008 Schiffswrack gefährdet entlegenes Koral- 05.02.2006 – Nordwest-Radio (Radio Bre- lenriff – Eisenteilchen verändern Umwelt, men): Mare Radio, 11.00 Uhr (Interview Invasoren profitieren / pressetext Nach- Uwe Krumme zu Mangroven und Seegras- richtenagentur, Österreich, 20.08.2008 wiesen), Wh. am 6.1.06 um 20 Uhr Invasoren am Riff: Scheibenanemonen verdrän- 21.05.2006 – Buten un Binnen (Radio Bremen, gen Korallen / Der Standard, Österreich, TV): Nachrichten (Wissenschaftsrat lobt 20.08.2008 Bremer Tropenökologie) Baustelle Korallenriff – Bremer Ökologen 10.08.2006 – Deutschlandradio: Forschung helfen, zerstörte Atolle vor den Küsten In- aktuell, 16.35 Uhr, „Meeresfrucht ohne donesiens wiederzubeleben / Süddeutsche Meer. Bremer Biogarnele kann überall Zeitung, 20.08.2008 gezüchtet werden“ (Bericht über das Giant clams fed first modern humans moving Projekt „TRIOPS“) out of Africa / Zimbabwe Star, 29.08.2008 13.08.2006 – ORF TV (Österreichischer Bilderausstellung widmet sich tropischen Ko- Rundfunk): Newton – Neues aus der Welt rallenriffen / Weser Kurier, 29.08.2008 der Wissenschaft, 19.00 Uhr, „Leckerbissen Forscher entdecken unbekannte Riesen- aus dem Hightechlabor“ (Bericht über das muschel / dpa, 01.09.2008 Projekt TRIOPS mit Interview A. Kunz Bremer entdecken Riesenmuschel im Roten mann), Wh. am 17.8.06 um 12.25 Uhr Meer / Hamburger Abendblatt, 02.09.2008 19.09.2006 – Radio Bremen: Nachrichten, Neuer Riese aufgetaucht – Bislang unbe „Korallenforscher tagen in Bremen“ (Hin- schriebene Spezies gilt als erstes Beispiel weis auf die Korallenrifftagung) für Überfischung / Natur + Kosmos, 20.09.2006 – Nordwestradio (Radio Bremen): 02.09.2008 Nordwestradio Journal, 17.05 Uhr (Inter- Forscher entdecken neue Muschel / Nordsee- view C. Richter zur Korallenrifftagung) Zeitung, 02.09.2008 22.09.2006 – Funkhaus Europa (Radio Bre- New Giant Clam Species offers Window Into men): Verso, 16.05 Uhr, „Wunderwelt in Human Past / sciencedaily.com, 02.09.2008 Gefahr“ (Interview C. Richter zur Koral- Bremer Meeresbiologen entdecken neue lenrifftagung anlässlich des Welttages des Riesenmuschelart / news-von-morgen.de, Meeres) 02.09.2008 22.09.2006 - Bremen Eins (Radio Bremen): Neue Riesenmuschel enthüllt urzeitliche Das Mittagsgespräch, 13.40 Uhr (Live-In- Überfischung / scinexx.de, 02.09.2008 terview C. Richter zur Korallenrifftagung) Meerversteher macht dicken Fang / taz nord, 22.09.2006 – Deutsche Welle TV: Nachrich- 03.09.2008 ten, „Natürliche Garnelen in künstlichen Riesenmuschel im Roten Meer entdeckt – Becken“ (Bericht über das ZMT- Aquakul- Tridacna costata bringt es auf eine Länge turprojekt) von bis zu 40 Zentimetern / Weser Kurier, 27.10.2006 – Deutschlandradio: Kulturnach- 06.09.2008 richten, „Leibniz-Gemeinschaft nimmt vier Neu entdeckte Mördermuschel-Art ist vom neue Mitglieder auf“ Aussterben bedroht / tauchen, 14.09.2008 30.11.2006 – RTL Regional: Wissen X-akt, Riesenmuschel im Roten Meer entdeckt / 18.00 Uhr (Interview C. Richter und A. Factum Magazin (Schweiz ) 7/2008 Kunzmann über Forschung an Korallen- Atemberaubende Bilder aus den Korallenriffen riffen im ZMT) / Bremer Uni-Schlüssel 10/2008 10.01.2007 – Wilantis, Wissensradio: Umwelt Neu entdeckt: Die Riesenmuschel Tridacna und Tiere, „Fische riechen ihre Heimat“ costata / Bremer Uni-Schlüssel 10/2008 (Zitate von C. Richter) BMBF beteiligt sich an Ausstellungsserie / Ak- 26.01.2007 – NDR Info: Logo, das Wissen- tuell Asia (Wirtschaftsmagazin), 10.11.2008 schaftsmagazin, 21.05 – 22.05 Uhr (Inter- Students urged to be responsible / The Na- view mit W. Ekau zum Thunfischgipfel in tional, Papua New Guinea, 25.11.2008 Japan) – Wh. am 28.1., 15.05 – 16.05 Uhr History in the making with first gradu- 16.02.2007 – BR Fernsehen: Unser Land,19.00 ates / The National, Papua New Guinea, Uhr, „Biogarnelen aus dem Aquarium“ 25.11.2008 (Bericht über das TRIOPS-Projekt), Wh. am

appendix 80 17.2. im BR um 11.05 Uhr, im BR-Alpha um 05.06.2008 – RTL regional: Wissen X-Akt, Public Relations 16.30 Uhr 18 Uhr (Bericht über Korallenriffe und 03.04.2007 – Pro Sieben: Wunderwelt Wissen, ihre Bedrohungen mit Interviews mit 19.00 Uhr (Bericht über SCOPE-Tagung in A. Kunzmann und L. Knittweis) Delmenhorst mit Interview V. Ittekkot) 15.06.2008 – France 3: Thalassa, Le Magazine 03.04.2007 – Hit-Radio Antenne: Nachrichten de la Mer, 18.40 Uhr, „Indonésie: La grand- (Bericht über SCOPE-Tagung in Delmen- mère des Bunaken“ (Interview mit S. Ferse horst mit Interview V. Ittekkot) über seine Forschung zur Riffrekonstruk- 04.04.2007 – RTL und Vox: Nachrichten, (Ber- tion), Wh. 17.6. TV5 Monde 21 Uhr icht über den Schlammvulkan auf Java mit 04.09.2008 – Hit Radio Antenne: Morgen- Interview T. Jennerjahn) programm (Interview mit S. Ferse zur 24.05.2007 – ARTE, 19.00 Uhr, „Mangroven Ausstellung zum Jahr des Riffs im Haus der – Bedrohte Küstenwälder in Brasilien“ Wissenschaft) (Bericht über das MADAM-Projekt), Wh. 04.09.2008 – Radiobremen: Nordwestradio am 31.5. um 16.50 Uhr Journal (Interview mit S. Ferse zur Ausstel- 01.06.2007 – Bremen 1: Der Vormittag, Nach- lung zum Jahr des Riffs im Haus der Wis- richten, 11.20 Uhr (Interview mit U. Saint- senschaft) Paul über das Thema Aquakulturen) 04.09.2008 – Radiobremen TV: Buten un Bin- 03.11.2007 – Saarländischer Rundfunk SR 2 nen, 19.30, „Folgen der Dynamitfischerei“ KulturRadio, 9.05 – 10 Uhr, „Nachhaltige (Interviews mit S. Ferse und Y. Sawall über Fischwirtschaft“ (Interview mit U. Saint- ihre Arbeit im SPICE-Projekt) Paul) 23.11.2008 – Deutsche Welle TV: Brilliant 19.11.2007 – Radio Bremen: Nachrichten, 18 Minds, 21.30, „Mirta Teichberg, USA“ Uhr (Information über die Aufnahme des (Portrait der Jungwissenschaftlerin und ZMT in die BLK-Finanzierung in 2009) ihrer Arbeit am ZMT), merhfache Wh. an 19.11.2007 – Radio Bremen TV: Buten un verschiedenen Tagen auf dt. und engl. Binnen, 18 Uhr (Information über die Auf- nahme des ZMT in die BLK-Finanzierung in 2009) 27.11.2007 – Deutschlandradio: Weltzeit, Press Releases / „Überfischung vor den Philippinen“ (Inter- Web News Items view mit U. Saint-Paul) 08.12.2007 – Hessischer Rundfunk hr2 – Einblicke in die Meeresforschung, 23.02.2006 Kultur: Weltzeit, 12.05 Uhr, „Kein Fisch Nachhaltige Nutzung der Peruanischen Pilger- – nirgends. Kleinfischer auf den Philippinen muschel, 17.03.2006 kämpfen ums Überleben“ (Interview mit U. Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie zur Auf- Saint-Paul) nahme in Leibniz-Gemeinschaft empfohlen, 29.01.2008 - Südwestrundfunk SWR2 Wissen, 23.05.2006 8.30 Uhr, „Hoffnung für die Fischer – Küs- Mangroven und der Kohlenstoffkreislauf, tenschutz auf den Philippinen“ (Interview 29.06.2006 mit U. Saint-Paul) Internationaler Workshop bringt Experten 18.03.2008 – Nordwesradio: Journal, zw. 8.00 des Küstenzonenmanagements zusammen, und 9.00 Uhr (Informationen zum inter- 31.08.2006 nationalen Jahr des Riffs und Korallenriff- Pressekonferenz anlässlich der 6. Europäischen Forschungsprojekte des ZMT, Interviews Korallenrifftagung in Bremen, 07.09.2006 mit A. Kunzmann und S. Ferse) Ein Ökosystem im Umbruch – Die Riffe der 27.04.2008 – Radiobremen – Bremen Vier: Ze- Jurazeit, 12.09.2006 bra 4, 10 Uhr (Interview mit M. Kochzius Folgen einer Schlammflut, 27.11.2006 zum Jahr des Riffs und seiner Arbeit am Fachbuch zum Siliziumkreislauf erschienen / ZMT) The Silicon Cycle: a new reference book 07.05.2008 – WDR 5: Leonardo, 16.05 Uhr, from the SCOPE Series, 05.01.2007 „Keine Mangroven – kein Schutzwall gegen Brücken schlagen zwischen Forschung und die Flut“ (Interview mit U. Saint-Paul über Anwendung / Building a bridge between Mangroven als Küstenschutz anlässlich der science and its application, 15.01.2007 Flutkatastrophe in Birma) Highlights der Meeresforschung, 27.04.2007

81 appendix Public Relations Ein neues Leibniz-Institut für Bremen, felder, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin 19.11.2007 (invited speaker of the ZMT on the Zum Jugendparlament nach Malta, 26.11.2007 occasion of the 6th European Coral Reef Besuch aus Qingdao am ZMT, 27.01.2008 Conference), Haus der Wissenschaft, 2008 ist das Internationale Jahr des Korallen- Bremen, 20.09.2006 riffes, 28.2.2008 Press conference on the occasion of the 6th Forschung trifft Politik: Parlamentarischer European Coral Reef Conference, ZMT, Abend zum Thema Biodiversität, 21.09.2006 08.05.2008 Lecture „Aquakultursysteme der Welt“, U. Küstenforschung in Namibia, 16.6.2008 Saint-Paul, Jahreshauptversammlung der Die Regenwälder der Meere – Ausstellung Zierfischfreunde Cap-Lopez e.V., Celle, zum Jahr des Riffes im Haus der Wissen- 01.03.2007 schaft, 18.08.2008 Lecture “Coral reefs, oases in a desert ocean Meeresforscher aus dem Land Bremen ent- – on marine science and international decken neue Riesenmuschel, 01.09.2008 cooperation”, C. Richter, International Deutschland und China – gemeinsam in Bewe- School, Bremen, 19.04.2007 gung, 20.11.2008 Girls´ Day at the ZMT, program about the biology of tropical marine animals, 26.4.2007 Posterpresentation „Coastal Zone Manage- ment – The balance between protection and use“ on the occasion of the Green Information Material book-Conference, Messezentrum Bremen, Three-Year-Report (2003 – 2005), 2006 02.-04.05.2007 Benthos Ecology of Mangrove Forests (Flyer, Participation (Algae reactor) in the exhibition Series “Special Courses”), 2006 „Highlights der Meeresforschung“, Haus LANCET - Land-Sea Interactions along Coast- der Wissenschaft, 02.-04.05.2007 al Ecosystems of Tropical China: Hainan Lecture „Freitags gibt’s Fisch – Woher kom- (Flyer, Series “Projects”), 2008 men die Meeresbewohner auf unseren Korallenriffe – Einblicke in eine verborgene Speisekarten und welche Probleme Welt (Flyer presenting a lecture series on verursacht ihr Fang? U.Saint-Paul, Haus der the occasion of the International Year of Wissenschaft, Bremen, 05.05.2007 the Reef), 2008 Guided tour through the aquaculture facilities for primary school pupils, St. Marienschule, Bremen, 31.05.2007 Poster in the „Climate Lounge“ on the occasion of the international concert series Public Awareness Events „Live Earth“, Hamburg, 07.07.2007 Lecture „Mangroven: Lebenskünstler zwischen Lecture „Wiederaufbau im Riff: Kabel, Keramik Land und Meer“, U. Krumme, Gymnasium und Kugelkonstruktion – Schäden in einem Leopoldinum Detmold, 09.02.2006 der ältesten Ökosysteme der Erde und Presentation of the ZMT for students of the der Mensch versucht, sie zu reparieren“, Ökumenisches Gymnasium (12th grade), S. Ferse, Haus der Wissenschaft, Bremen, Bremen, 23.02.2006 24.11.2007 Workshop for high school students „Marine Lecture „Mangroven - Wälder Zwischen Land Lebensräume“ at the ZMT, Kippenberg- und Meer“, U. Saint-Paul, on the occa- gymnasium (11th grade), Bremen, sion of the opening of an exhibition at 26.04.2006 the Natureum Niederelbe, Otterndorf, Lecture “Wissenschaftlerin – ein toller 23.02.2008 Beruf!?“, G. Krause, Univ. Bremen, GW1 (in Photo exhibition „Korallenriffe – Einblicke in the frame of the Girl´s Day), 27.04.2006 eine verborgene Welt“, C. Richter, on the Lecture „Mangroven zwischen Schutz und occasion of the International Year of the Nutzung“, U. Saint-Paul, Lateinamerikainsti- Reef at the ZMT, starting 23.02.2008 tut, Wien, 24.05.2006 Lecture „Nemo & Co. – Woher kommen Lecture „Ein Ökosystem im Umbruch – Die Aquarienbewohner und welche Probleme Riffe der Jurazeit“, Prof. Reinhold Lein- verursacht ihr Fang?“, L. Knittweis, lecture

appendix 82 series on the occasion of the International coral reefs on the „Open doors day“ Public Relations Year of the Reef, Haus der Wissenschaft, of the research vessel Maria S. Merian, Bremen, 19.04.2008 19.–20.07.2008 Guided tour of the ZMT for high school Exhibition “Die Regenwälder der Meere” with students (8th grade), Schulzentrum Rock- photos and exhibits on the occasion of the winkel, Bremen, 25.04.2008 International Year of the Reef (a coopera- Participation in the exhibition „Biodiversität- tion project of the ZMT and the UFT at die Vielfalt des Lebens erforschen, erhalten Bremen University), Haus der Wissen- und nutzen“ in the frame of the Parliamen- schaft, 04.09.2008 – 12.11.2008 tary Evening“ of the Leibniz-Association, Presentation of the results of the MADAM- Naturkundemuseum, Berlin, 06.05.2008 project, Fiema Brasil 2008, Bento Gon- Lecture „Tropische Riffe – Oasen des Lebens“, calves, Brasilien, 29.10.-01.11.2008 von C. Richter, lecture series on the oc- Participation in the exhibition „Germany and casion of the International Year of the China – moving ahead together“ with Reef, Haus der Wissenschaft, Bremen, short lectures, posters and exhibits related 17.05.2008 to cooperation projects with China, Participation in the presentation of the Ger- Guangzhou, VR China, 07.-14.11.2008 man Marine Research Consortium during Lecture „Sporttauchen und Umweltschutz“, the exhibition „Plaza der Vielfalt“ on the C. Roder, Bootsmesse Berlin, 20.11.2008 occasion of the Conference on Biological Guided Tour of the Laboratories and the aqua- Diversity of the UN (COP9), Bonn, 27.– culture facilities for a group of CTA-stu- 30.05. 2008 dents, Schulzentrum Utbremen, Bremen, Presentation of two posters about the 17.12.2008 research in upwelling systems and in

Arias-Schreiber, Milena, Social Sciences Eilemann, Silke, Administration zmt Staff (until 30.11.2007) Ekau, Dr. Werner, Director IOI, Baum, Dr. Antje, Biogeochemistry Biology / Ecology Baumgart, Anne, Biogeochemistry Ferse, Dr. Sebastian, Social Sciences Berger, Dr. Uta, Ecological Modelling Fontalvo, Martha, Modelling (until 30.09.2007) (until 31.03.2007) Fricke, Anna, Marine Botany Bergmann, Kai, EDP Administration (until Funke, Tobias, Technical Support 31.12.2006) Glaser, Dr. Marion, Social Sciences Birkicht, Matthias, Laboratory Grothe, Britta, Biology / Ecology (until 31.08.07) Boehme, Gabriele, Finance, Logistics Hackmack, Holger, EDP Support Borell, Esther, Coral Reef Ecology Heiss, Dr. Georg, Coral Reef Ecology (until 31.12.2007) (until 30.09.2006) Brandt, Christian, Laboratory Herbon, Carolin, Biogeochemistry Bröhl, Stefanie, Laboratory Herrmann, Regine, Biogeochemistry Burba, Jolanta, EDP Administration (until Ittekkot, Prof. Dr. Venugopalan, Director, 30.09.2006) Biogeochemistry Chero, Ricardo, Ecological Modelling (until Jänen, Ingo, Biogeochemistry 30.09.2008) Jantzen, Carin, Coral Reef Ecology Dasbach, Dorothee, Laboratory Jennerjahn, Dr. Tim, Biogeochemistry Dobat, Kristina, Biology / Ecology Käpnick, Petra, Secretariate, Administration Dsikowitzky, Dr. Larissa, Biogeochemistry, Keyl, Friedemann, Ecological Modelling Coordination LANCET Project Kleinertz, Sonja, Biology/Ecology Diele, Dr. Karen, Biology / Ecology Knittweis, Dr. Leyla, Social Sciences Echterhoff, Andreas, Technical Support (until (until 31.08.2008) 16.07.2006) Krain, Dr. Eberhard, Social Sciences Eickhoff, Dr. Susanne, Public Relations (until 28.02.2007)

83 appendix zmt Staff Krause, Dr. Gesche, Social Sciences Rückert, Sonja, Dipl. Biol., Biology/Ecology Krumme, Dr. Uwe, Biology/Ecology (until 31.03.2007) Krupp, Lucia, Biogeochemistry Sawall, Yvonne, Biology/Ecology Kunzmann, Dr. Andreas, Biology/Ecology Saint-Paul, Prof. Dr. Ulrich, Deputy Director, Lara, PD Dr. Rubén José, Biogeochemistry Biology/Ecology Ludwig, Wolfgang, Technical Support Schmidt, Gertraud, Biology/Ecology (until 28.02.07) Schmitt, Bettina, Biogeochemistry (until Lukas, Martin, Social Sciences 31.12.2006) Mark, Dr. Lutz, Head of EDP (until 31.05.2008) Schnack, Dr. Christiane, Library, Reports Minack, Katrin, Laboratory (until 22.06.2007) Schultz, Dr. Claudia, Coordination SPICE- Morisse, Ole, Technical Support (until Project 30.09.2006) Schwerdtner, Dr. Kathleen, Social Sciences Müller, Christa, Secretariate (until 31.08.2007) Selent, Dr. Ursel, Head of Administration Nordhaus, Dr. Inga, Biology/Ecology Spörl, Getrud, Biogeochemistry Nuckel, Yvette, EDP (until 31.10.2006) Springer, Karin, Biogeochemistry (until Nugues, Dr. Maggie, Coral Reef Ecology 31.12.2007) Opitz, Ilona, Administration Staschok, Christina, Laboratory Oxmann, Julian, Biogeochemistry Stefes, Carola, Administration (until 31.03.2007) Stürmer, Heike, Administration (until 28.02.07) Peterke, Dieter, Laboratory Taylor, Dr. Marc, CENSOR-Project (until Pint, Ulrich, EDP Administration 30.09.2008) Piou, Cyril, Ecological Modelling (until 31.03.2007) Teichberg, Dr. Mirta, Marine Botany Propp, Claudia, Biogeochemistry Unger, Dr. Daniela, Biogeochemistry Radjawali, Irendra, Social Sciences Westhaus-Ekau, Dr. Petra, Biology/Ecology Reuter, PD Dr. Hauke, Modelling Wiebe, Svetlana, Administration Richter, Dr. Claudio, Biology/Ecology Wolff, Matthias, Prof. Dr., Ecological Modelling (until 30.04.2008) (until 30.11.2007) Rixen, Dr. Tim, Biogeochemistry Yéyi, Epiphane, Technical Support Roder, Cornelia, Biology/Ecology

Memberships American Geophysical Union (AGU) Deutsche Gesellschaft für Asienkunde (T. Jennerjahn, T. Rixen) (M. Lukas) American Society of Limnology and Oceanog- Deutsche Gesellschaft für Humanökologie raphy (ASLO) (T. Jennerjahn) (DGH) (M. Glaser, G. Krause) Arbeitskreis Küsten und Meere (G. Krause) Deutsche Gesellschaft für Meeresforschung Arbeitskreis Theorie (AKT) in der GfÖ (DGM) (A. Kunzmann, G. Krause, R. Lara, (U. Berger) U. Saint-Paul) Associação da Revista Brasileira de Biologia Deutsche Gesellschaft für Asienkunde e.V. (U. Krumme) (DGA) (M. Lukas) Association for the Tropical Biology and Con- Deutsche Gesellschaft für Limnologie servation (ATB) (U. Saint-Paul, M. Wolff) (U. Saint-Paul) Association of Southeast Asian Marine Scien- Deutsche Gesellschaft für Tropenökologie tists (ASEAMS) (A. Kunzmann) (GTÖ) (U. Saint-Paul) Association of Tropical and Subtropical Agri- Deutsches Forum für Entwicklungsorientierte culture Research (ATSAF), Stuttgart Forschung (DFOR) (M. Glaser, E. Krain, U. Saint-Paul) (M. Glaser, U. Saint-Paul, W. Wolff) British Ecological Society (BES) (U. Berger) DFG-SCOPE Landesausschuß Consultant Group of Experts to the Advisory (V. Ittekkot, Chairman) Group on Disasters of IHP-UNESCO European Aquaculture Society (EAS) (ROSTLAC) (R. Lara) (A. Kunzmann, U. Saint-Paul) Deutsche Botanische Gesellschaft (K. Bischof) Fisheries Society of the British Isles (W. Ekau)

appendix 84 Freundeskreis des Seminars für Ländliche Panamerican Journal for Aquatic Science Memberships Entwicklung, Humboldt Universität Berlin (Permanent Advisory Committee, K. Diele) (E. Krain) Studies on Neotropical Fauna and Environ- Gesellschaft für Ökologie (GfÖ) ment (R. Lara) (U. Berger, H. Reuter) Wetlands Ecology and Management (R. Lara) GfÖ-Arbeitskreis Theorie in der Ökologie (H. Reuter) International Association for the Study of the Representations in Committees Commons (IASC) (M. Glaser) BMBF-Review Panel on “Integrated Manage- International Association of Theoretical and ment of German Coasts” (V. Ittekkot) Applied Limnology (SIL) (U. Saint-Paul) Deutsche Gesellschaft für Meeresforschung International Humic Substance Society (R. Lara) (DGM) (W. Ekau, 2nd Chairman since 2003) International Sociological Association (ISA) Deutsche Sektion der Intergovernmental (M. Glaser) Oceanographic Commission (IOC) International Society for Reef Studies (ISRS) (W. Ekau, T. Jennerjahn, A. Kunzmann) (A. Kunzmann, S. Ferse, C. Richter) German Delegation to UNESCO-IOC International Society of Mangrove Ecology (Capacity Building) (V. Ittekkot) (ISME) (T. Jennerjahn, U. Saint-Paul) ICES-Working Group on Marine Shellfish Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Cultivation (WGMASC) (G. Krause) and Alexander-von-Humboldt Stiftung ICSU (International Council for Science) - Japanese-German Frontiers of Science SCOR (Scientific Committee on Ocean Symposia. (C. Richter, Planning Group Research) Capacity Building Member for 2006 and 2007) (V. Ittekkot, Chair) Japanese Society of Ichthyology (W. Ekau) ICSU-SCOPE (Scientific Committee on Network of Tropical Aquaculture and Fisheries Problems of the Environment) Germany Scientists (NTAFS-ICLARM), (V. Ittekkot, Chair) (W. Ekau, M. Wolff) Institute of Baltic Sea Research, Scientific Pacific Congress on Marine Science and Tech- Council (V. Ittekkot, until 2006) nology International (PACON) International Hydrological Programme (IHP), (U. Saint-Paul) UNESCO, Ecohydrology Working Group, SCOR-Working Group 128 “Hypoxia” (R. Lara) (W.Ekau, V. Ittekkot) Scientific Steering Committee of the Land- Sektion Phykologie in der Deutschen Botani Ocean Interaction in the Coastal Zone schen Gesellschaft (K. Bischof) (LOICZ) Programme (IGBP-IHDP) Sektion Umweltsoziologie der Deutschen (M. Glaser) Gesellschaft für Soziologie (M. Glaser) SCOR Executive Committee (V. Ittekkot) Societé Française d’Ichthyologie (W. Ekau) SCOR Working Group 128 Hypoxia Society for Conservation Biology (V. Ittekkot) (K. Schwerdtner Máñez Costa) UNESCO-IOC, Capacity Building Consultancy World Aquaculture Society (G. Krause, Group (V. Ittekkot, Chair, until 2007) U. Saint-Paul) University of New Castle, UK, Postgraduate World Sturgeon Conservation Society Degree Program on Tropical Coastal Man- (G. Krause, A. Kunzmann, U. Saint-Paul) agement (V. Ittekkot, External Examiner, 2005-2007)

Editorial Board Amazoniana (U. Saint-Paul) Asian Journal of Water, Environment and Pollution (V. Ittekkot) Ecotropica – An International Journal of Tropical Ecology (U. Saint-Paul) Journal of Applied Ichthyology (U. Saint-Paul, U. Krumme) Journal of Aquaculture in the Tropics (U. Saint-Paul)

85 appendix Committees Board of Trustees Prof. Dr. Harald Rosenthal, IfM-GEOMAR, Kiel Dr. Walter Dörhage, Senatorin für Bildung und Dr. Uwe Scholz, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Wissenschaft, Bremen (Chairman) Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) Prof. Dr. Wilfried Müller, Rektor der Univer- GmbH, Eschborn sität Bremen (Deputy Chairman) Gerlind Schütte, Senator für Wirtschaft und Prof. Dr. Rolf Drechsler, Konrektor der Uni- Häfen, Bremen versität Bremen MinRat Reinhold Ollig, BMBF, Bonn (Guest) Dr. Holger Bienhold, Senatorin für Bildung und Staatsrat Carl Othmer, Senatorin für Bildung Wissenschaft, Bremen und Wissenschaft, Bremen (Guest) Prof. Dr. Angelika Bunse-Gerstner, Konrektorin Staatsrat Dr. Göttrik Wewer, Senatorin für der Universität Bremen (until 2007) Bildung und Wissenschaft, Bremen PD Dr. Dirk Hebbeln, Universität Bremen, (Guest until 2006)

International Advisory Board Prof. Dr. Brian MacKenzie, Technical University Prof. Dr. Rolf P.M. Bak, Netherlands Institute for of Denmark, Charlottenlund, Denmark Sea Research, Den Burg, Texel, Netherlands (since 2008) Prof. Dr. Bodo von Bodungen, Institut für Prof. Ernesto Medina, Centro de Ecologie y Ostseeforschung, Warnemünde, Germany Ciencias Ambientales, Caracas, Venezuela (Chairman) Prof. Dr. John Milliman, Virginia Institute of Prof. Dr. Rokhmin Dahuri, Centre for Coastal Marine Science, USA and Marine Resources Studies, Bogor Prof. Dr. Daniel Pauly, Fisheries Centre, The Agricultural University, Bogor, Indonesia University of British Columbia, Vancouver, (until 2007) Canada (until 2007) Prof. Dr. Bernhard Glaeser, Wissenschaftszen- Prof. Liana Talaue-McManus, University of trum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB), Miami, Miami, USA (since 2008) Germany Prof. Dr. Gerold Wefer, MARUM, Bremen, Prof. Dr. Florian Jeltsch, Institut für Bioche- Germany mie und Biologie, Universität Potsdam, Germany

List of Acronyms ABF Angola Benguela Front und Meeresforschung (Bremer- ACEMON Managing Aquatic Coastal haven, Potsdam, Sylt und Helgoland) Ecosystems of Monsoon Asia BENEFIT The Benguela Environment AGU American Geophysical Union Fisheries Interaction & Training AMB Arbeitsgemeinschaft meeres Programme kundlicher Bibliotheken BIOLOG Biodiversität und Globaler Wandel ASEAMS Association of Southeast Asian BMBF Bundesministerium für Bildung und Marine Scientists Forschung ASLO American Society for Limnology BPPT Agency for the Assessment and and Oceanography Application of Technology ATB Association for the Tropical Biology (Indonesien) and Conservation Can Gio Ecosystem functioning of rehabili- ATSAF Arbeitsgemeinschaft Tropische tated versus natural mangroves und Subtropische Agrarforschung in the Can Gio Re-serve, e.V. (jetzt BEAF: Beratungsgruppe Vietnam – Can Gio-Projekt Entwicklungsorientierte Agrar CARMAB Caribbean Research and forschung) Management of Biodiversity ATSEF Arafura and Timor Seas Expert (Curaçao) Forum CCRR Center for Coral Reef Research AWI Alfred-Wegener-Institut für Polar- (Indonesien)

appendix 86 CENSOR Climate variability and El Niño Chromatography List of Acronyms Southern Oscillation: Implications HTML Hypertext Markup Language for natural coastal Resources and IAMRI International Association of management Marine-related Institutions CESS Centre for Earth Science Studies IAPSO Internaional Association for the (Indien) Physical Sciences of the Oceans CIBNOR Centro de Investigaciones IB Internationales Büro des BMBF Biológicas del Noroeste (Mexico) ICDDR,B International Centre for Diarrhoe- CIMAR Centro de Investigacion en al Disease Research (Bangladesh) Ciencias del Mar y Limnologia ICP-OES Induktiv gekoppeltes Plasma (Costa Rica) (Inductively-Coupled-Plasma) mit DAAD Deutscher Akademischer optischer-Emmisions-Spektro Austauschdienst metrie DFG Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft ICSU The International Council for DFOR Deutsches Forum für Science Entwicklungsorientierte Forschung ICZM Integrated Coastal Zone DGH Deutsche Gesellschaft für Management Humanökologie IDW Informationsdienst Wissenschaft DGM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Meeres- IfM Institut für Meereskunde (Kiel) forschung IfM-GEOMAR DKP Ministry of Marine Affairs and Leibniz-Institut für Meereswissen- Fisheries (Indonesien) schaften an der Universität Kiel EAS European Aquaculture Society IGBP International Geosphere-Biosphere EFMS European Federation of Marine Programme Science and Technology Societies IGV Institut für Getreideverarbeitung ENSO El Niño-Southern Oscillation GmbH (Bergholz-Rehbrücke) ESA The Ecological Society of America IHDP International Human Dimensions ESEE European Society for Ecological Programme on Global Environ- Economics mental Change EU Europäische Union IHP International Hydrological FAO Food and Agriculture Organization Programme of the United Nations IKZM Integrated Coastal Zone FIEMA Feira Internacional de Tecnologia Management para o Meio (Brasilien) IMARPE Instituto del Mar del Peru (Peru) FS Forschungsschiff IMBER The Integrated Marine Biogeo- FTZ Forschungs- und Technologie chemistry and Ecosystem Research zentrum Westküste der Christian- INIDEP Instituto Nacional de Investigacion Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel y Desarrollo Pesquero GEOMAR Forschungszentrum für marine (Argentinien) Geowissenschaften der Christian- INVEMAR Instituto de Investigaciones Mari- Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel nas y Costeras (Kolumbien) GfÖ Gesellschaft für Ökologie InWent Internationale Weiterbildung GIS Geographisches Informations und Entwicklung gemeinnützige system GmbH GITEWS German-Indonesian Tsunami Early IOC Intergovernmental Oceanographic Warning System Commission GLOMAR Global Change in the Marine IOI International Ocean Institute (Malta) Realm IOW Institut für Ostseeforschung GKSS Gesellschaft für Kernenergie (Warnemünde) verwertung in Schiffbau und IPB Fisheries Faculty of Bogor Schiffahrt mbH (Geesthacht) University (Indonesien) GTÖ Gesellschaft für Tropenökologie ISA International Sociological GTZ Gesellschaft für Technische Association Zusammenarbeit ISATEC International Studies in Aquatic HPLC High Performance Liquid Tropical Ecology

87 appendix List of Acronyms ISME International Society for Mangrove POLYPLAN Ecosystems Ingenieurbüro für Energie- und ISRS International Society for Reef Umwelttechnik GmbH (Bremen) Studies ROSTLAC Regional Office for Science and LANCET Land-Sea Interactions along Technology (Latin America and the Coastal Ecosystems of Tropical Caribbean) China: Hainan RV Research Vessel LOICZ Land-Ocean Interactions in the SES Social-ecological systems Coastal Zone SCOPE Scientific Committee on Problems MADAM Mangrove Dynamics and of the Environment Management SCOR Scientific Committee on MARIANDA Oceanic Research Marine Analytics and Data (Kiel) SEACORM MARUM Zentrum für Marine Umwelt Southeast Asia Centre for Ocean wissenschaften (Bremen) Research and Monitoring MoU Memorandum of Understanding SOA State Oceanic Administration MOST Ministry of Science and Technology SP Sonderstipendienprogramm (Vietnam) SPICE Science for the Protection of the MPA Marine Proteced Areas Indonesian Coastal Ecosystems MPI Max-Planck-Institut UENF Universidade Estadual do MRC Mekong River Commission Norte Fluminense (Campos dos M.Sc. Master of Science Goytacazes, Brasilien) MSS Marine Science Station, Aqaba UFAL Universidade Federal de Alagoas (Jordanien) (Maceió, Brasilien) NAM S&T Centre UFPa Universidade Federal da Pará Non-aligned movement and (Belém, Brasilien) Developing Countries Science and UFT Zentrum für Umweltforschung und Technology Centre (Indien) Umwelttechnologie (Bremen) NICED National Institute for Cholera and UFZ Umweltforschungszentrum Leipzig- Enteric Diseases (Indien) Halle GmbH NIO National Institute of Oceanography UN United Nations (Goa, Indien) UNAM University of Namibia NIOZ Nederlands Instituut voor Onder- UNEP United Nations Environmental zoek der Zee (Texel) Programme NRCT National Research Council UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scien- of Thailand tific and Cultural Organization ORCAS OceanReef Coupling in the UNHAS University of Hasanuddin Andaman Sea (Indonesien) OUC Ocean University of China UNSOED Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (V.R. China) (Indonesien) PACON Pacific Congress on Marine Science UOF Union des Océanographes and Technology de France PASARELA vdbiol Verband Deutscher Biologen und Discovery Modelling Mediation biowissenschaftlicher Fachgesell- Deliberation: Interface Tools for schaften e.V. Multi-stakeholder Knowledge WGL Wissenschaftsgemeinschaft Partnerships for the Sustainable Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Management of Marine Resources WTZ Wissenschaftlich-Technische and Coastal Zones Zusammenarbeit Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy WZB Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin PMBC Phuket Marine Biological Center YoMo Young Modellers (Thailand)

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