Monday, June 19, 2023
Workshop: Using natural analogues to investigate the effects of climate change on
northern ecosystems; moving from gradient to mosaic approaches
TimePresenter

Abstract title

9:00

Samuel RastrickWorkshop Introduction.

9:30

Kumiko Azetsu-Scott

A Tale of Two Fjords, with marine-terminated and landterminated glaciers

9:45

Agneta Fransson

Western Svalbard fjords as climate change proxies for a changing
Arctic: focus on ocean acidification and climate drivers

10:00 Jonaotaro Onodera

Decadal condition changes in material transportation in thesouthwestern Canada Basin, 2020-202110:15 Nina Bednaršek

Natural ocean acidification analogues in the subpolar and polar
Northern regions: a synthesis study

10:30 Susen Fitzer (r)Impacts of climate change on mollusc biomineralisation

10:45 Michael Bank

Using stable isotopes as tracers of pollution in heterogeneousenvironments

11:00 Break
11:15 Jason Hall-Spencer

An overview of CO2 seep studies and the International CO2
Natural Analogues Network

11:30 Ben Harvey

The simplification of marine ecosystems under ocean acidification– insights from CO2 seeps

11:45 Richard Bellerby

Climate-Smart kelp restoration opportunities for coastal NorwayJorge CorralesGuerrero

Using natural analogues to evaluate the resilience of cold-watercoral reefs to changes in environmental conditions

12:00

12:15 Antonio Agüera
12:30

Talia MullenHumphreys

Seasonal variability of Mytilus spp metabolic rate
Assessing vulnerability to future environmental change based on
current habitat preferences along salinity gradients within
Kongsfjorden: a case study on marine gammarid amphipods

13:00 Lunch
14:00

Jorge CorralesGuerrero

Knowledge gaps and future directions; results of a meta-analysis
of natural gradient and mosaic studies.

14:15 Samuel Rastrick

Introduction to the group writing activity (5 min)14:20 AllGroup writing activity, split up for group discussions in toChemistry, Biology, Statistics/experimental design.

15:15 BreakTimePresenter

15:30 All

Abstract title
Group writing (cont'd)

17:00 Wrap-up

18:00 Reception(At venue)

Tuesday, June 20, 2023
Session 1: Cooperative studies of coastal ecosystems engaging local communities
in the sub-Arctic and Arctic
Time

Presenter

Abstract title

9:00

ESSAS co-chairs /Session chairs

9:10

Malgorzata Smieszek Understanding risk in ecosystem impact assessments in the Arctic

9:30

Kate OrtenziSouthern scientists, your data debt’s come due.

9:50

Anne Beaudreau

Stewardship, advocacy, and knowledge exchange in coastal
resource management: Case studies from Alaska

10:10 Rachael Cadman

Welcome & Introduction

Participatory Scenario Planning for Inuit-led Fish Futures

10:30 Break
11:00 David Cote

Integrative and multidisciplinary approach leads to discovery of
deep ocean biodiversity hotspot off Labrador, Canada

11:20 Yuki Minegishi

Another role of coastal marine science for making the hope in alocal community: a case of sub-Arctic area in Japan11:40 Caroline Bouchard (r)Polar cod (Boreogadus saida) in fjord and glacial habitats: acollaborative study with Uummannaq fishers

12:00 Ben Fitzhugh (r)Stewarding Sugpiaq (Alutiiq) Fisheries through the Millennia:
Braiding Knowledge for a Sustainable and Equitable Future

12:20 Discussion

13:00 Lunch

Session 2: Natural disasters, multiple stressors and cumulative impacts along
sub-arctic and arctic coasts
TimePresenter

Abstract title

14:00 Hideki Fukuda

Recovery process of coastal ecosystem and local communities
from the disturbance induced by mega tsunami following the2011 Tohoku Earthquake off the Pacific coast, northeastern Japan

14:20 Raymond Nepstad

Oil spill modelling for preparedness and potential impacts in theBarents Sea region

14:40 Toru Hirawake

Water mass distribution in the northern Bering and southern
Chukchi seas using light absorption of chromophoric dissolved
organic matter

Johanna Myrseth
Aarflot

Cumulative impact assessment of four coastal, sub-Arctic regionswith contrasting scope of human activities

15:20 James Overland (r)Catastrophic ecological and human impacts from climate changeand diminished sea ice in the northern Bering Sea15:00

15:40 BreakSession 3: Blue Carbon, mariculture and climate change mitigation and adaptation
TimePresenter

Abstract title

16:00 Session chairs

Introduction

16:10 Øivind Strand

Perspectives on Mariculture Planning facing climate change

16:30 Navya Vikraman Nair

Linking Blue Carbon Ecosystems And Water Quality In Coastal
Wetlands For Viable Small-Scale Fisheries

16:50 Wrap-up

Wednesday, June 21, 2023
Session 3 (cont'd): Blue Carbon, mariculture and climate change mitigation andadaptation
TimePresenter

Abstract title

9:00

Ann-Lisbeth Agnalt

Overview of Aquaculture in the North Atlantic from the chair ofthe ICES Aquaculture Steering Group

9:20

Ramon Filgueira

Bivalve aquaculture in Atlantic Canada: challenges and solutions
under a changing climate

9:40

Weiwei Jiang (r)Effects of Ocean Acidification on Pacific oyster, Crassostrea gigas
and Mitigation Approach

10:00 Masahiko Fujii

Assessing impacts of coastal warming, acidification, anddeoxygenation on Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) farming: A
case study in the Hinase Area, Okayama Prefecture and
Shizugawa Bay, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

10:20 Jiaqi Li (r)Some insight into the influence of ocean acidification onphysiology of molluscs

10:40 Break
11:10 Xi Xiao

Climate mitigation and adaptation by large-scale seaweed farmingin China

11:30 Nina Bednaršek

Predictable patterns within the kelp forest can indirectly create
temporary spatial refugia for ocean acidification

11:50 Yaping Gao (r)Carbon from kelp and shellfish was captured and stored by bothnatural and restored seagrass bed in Sanggou Bay, China.

12:10 Samuel Rastrick

Can integrated multi-trophic aquaculture help mitigate the effects
of climate change on economically important filter feeders.

12:30 Frithiof Svenson (r)Interventions for Business Model Change - Building on a Boundary
Object Framework

13:00 Lunch
14:00 Afternoon excursion To be determined
18:00 Group dinner

To be determinedThursday, June 22, 2023
Session 4: Cod and climate change at the coastal interface
Time Presenter

Abstract title

9:00

Session chairs

Introduction

9:10

Svein Sundby

Synthesis on selected recruitment studies in Northeast Arctic andadjacent Norwegian coastal cod stocks

9:30

James Orr

Future projections of potential egg survival for polar and Atlantic
cod across the Arctic

9:50

Anja Nickel

Spatial Ecology of Sympatric Juvenile Atlantic Cod and Saithe at
Nursery Grounds

10:00 Carlissa SalantExperimental evidence of the effect of temperature and ration on
adult polar cod (Boreogadus saida) growth and condition metrics

10:20 Michelle Valliant

Distribution and movement of juvenile Atlantic cod ecotypes innearshore water

10:40 Break
11:00

Zachary MacMillanKenny

Mapping Ogak/Greenland cod (Gadus ogac) habitats in nearshore
Nunatsiavut waters using community identified fishing locations

11:20 Pavel Emelin

Dominance transition in the nektonic species structure of thewestern Chukchi Sea

11:40 Kali StoneRetrospective look at the growth and condition of juvenile Arctic
cod (Boreogadus saida) in a warming Alaska Arctic

12:00 Emilie Geissinger (r)Overwinter Survival of Juvenile Atlantic Cod (Gadus morhua) in a
Coastal Ecosystem

12:20 Robert Gregory (r)Temperature effects on recruitment of Atlantic and Greenland
cod and their predators in Newfoundland coastal waters

12:50 Discussion

13:00 Lunch