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Capstone Projects

To meet the challenges of marine conservation, the Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation (CMBC) was established at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO) in May 2001. Its goals are:

  • Investigation: Assess the state of marine ecosystems now and in the past and develop predictive models for the future
  • Education: Train new marine biodiversity and conservation scientists in the United States and around the world
  • Integration: Develop novel interdisciplinary approaches linking the biological, physical, social and informatic sciences
  • Communication: Increase public understanding of scientific issues and provide sound scientific analyses to policy makers
  • Application: Design technically sophisticated, regionally appropriate strategies to prevent and reverse biodiversity collapse

Dr. Lisa Levin, Director
http://cmbc.ucsd.edu
cmbc@ucsd.edu

There are 305 publications in this collection, published between 2005 and 2024. Showing 251 - 300.

Netburn, Amanda: Fisheries Management in California: Two Case Assessments, 2010

Nui, Du: Technical and Economic Model of Marine Micro-algal Bioenergy Production, 2010

Rezek, Ryan: Investigation of the Invasive Kelp, Undaria pinnatifida: Dispersal Mechanisms and Methods for Controlling Zoospores, 2010

Roberson, Megan Lee: The Effects of Pesticides on the Bioluminescent Brittle Star Amphipholis squamata: Implications for Future Regulation, 2010

Sloan, Abbie: From Planning to Action: Advancing Climate Change Action Plan For Florida’s Coral Reefs, 2010

Terk, Elizabeth: SCUBA Diver User Fees as Sustainable Funding of Coral Reef Based Marine Protected Areas, 2010

Washington, Lauren: Effects of the 2003 Cedar and 2007 Witch Creek Wildfires on metal loads in sediment and water from the burned watersheds, 2010

Wiseman, Jessica: Conservation and Human Impact Awareness Through Historical Pictures, 2010

Yee, Shannon: REDD and BLUE Carbon: Carbon Payments for Mangrove Conservation, 2010

Aceves Bueno, Erendira: Analysis of Sport and Recreational Fishing Activities in the Los Cabos Region, Baja California Sur, Mexico, 2009

Briscoe, Charles: Ocean Desalination in Southern California: An Evaluation of Environmental, Economic and Energy Impacts of the Carlsbad Desalination Plant, 2009

de Oca, Maria: Reef Sharks: A Historical Ecology and Media Project, 2009

DiIullo, Dani: Invertebrate Investigators: Curriculum Development for Ocean Discovery Institute's SEA Series, 2009

Gabiati, Mario: A Business Plan for the Profitable Implementation of Radio Frequency Identification Systems for Farm Raised Fish, 2009

Gilfillan, Lisa: Occurrence of Plastic Micro-Debris in the California Current System, 2009

Knight, Christopher: California Marine Life Protection Act: What's Really Happening?, 2009

Lande, Michelle: Acoustic Interactions with the Endangered Vaquita, 2009

Levy, Elyse: Sea Turtle Squeeze: A Spatial Assessment of Hawksbill Sea Turtle Nesting Habitat and Future Sea Level Rise in the Caribbean, 2009

Morales, Rebecca: Little Fishes, 2009

Roeland, Kimberly: Dry Season Urban Runoff in the Chollas Creek Watershead and San Diego Bay, 2009

Turner Tomaszewicz, Calandra: Impacts and Implications of Power Plant Thermal Effluent Changes on Green Turtles (Chelonia mydas) in San Diego Bay, California., 2009

Twohey, Becky: Marine Protected Area Evaluation, 2009

Wilkins, Eric: San Elijo Lagoon and Sea Level Rise, 2009

Broesch, James D: The Artisanal Fisher, A Short Documentary Film, 2008

Davis, Martha: Do Boaters Overfish and Under Spend? A Case Study in the Exumas, Bahamas, 2008

Escobosa, Laura: Local Participation Towards Marine Conservation in Loreto Bay National Park, Mexico, 2008

Fisher , Rachelle: SPATIAL PATTERNS OF FISHING EFFORT AND RECREATIONAL FISHING PRACTICES OFF SAN DIEGO, CA (USA), 2008

Grant, Anne: An Analysis of the Market for Certified Sustainable Sea Urchin in San Diego, 2008

Hooven, Cody B.: Spatial analysis of marine turtle strandings data in the Hawaiian Islands for the period 2002-2007, 2008

Keenan, Elizabeth: Beauty and the Beasts: Beaches, Litter, Debris, and People (Beach Valuation and Public Perceptions of Marine Debris), 2008

Newman, Jacqueline: Crunch Time in the La Jolla Tide Pools: Photo-documenting the biodiversity at Bird Rock and promoting awareness of human impact in the intertidal zone, 2008

Shih, Joy Leilei: The Moorea Green Pearl Golf Course: An Assessment of the Changes and Impacts on the Coral Reef Environment from Recent Development and Land Use, 2008

Baske, Adam: Can Recreational Diver Surveys Lead to Conservation Action? A Case Study of the Revillagigego Archipelgo, 2007

Bryant, Shannon: Sea Level Rise: Implications for Management and Restoration of Coastal Wetlands in Southern California, 2007

Chen, Benjamin: The Scripps Coastal Reserve Interpretive Sign Project Proposal: Birch Aquarium's Beach Classroom at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 2007

Duffy, Leanne: Sexual Development of Common Dolphinfish, Coryphaena hippurus, and Fisheries Management Implications, 2007

Loarie, Cina: Evaluating the Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Fishing Effort on Kelp Beds in La Jolla and Point Loma: Implications for Siting No-Take Marine Reserves under the 1999 Marine Life Protection Act, 2007

Macklenborg, Amy: Organic Contaminants in San Diego Bay: Assessment of Storm Water, 2007

Peterson, Megan: A Review of Northern Pacific Sperm Whale, Physeter macrocephalus, Abundance and Stock Structure, 2007

Sayce, Kelly: Development of an Edutainment Product to Promote Free-Choice Ocean Sciences Learning- TimeWhys Pilot, 2007

Selbie, Hugo: The Creation of 'SharkBight.com' an Education and Outreach Website to Support a Newly Formed Research Consortium Regarding Elasmobranchs in the Southern California Bight, 2007

VanderWalde, Rachael: Can People and Pinnipeds Share the Same Space? An Exploration Into the Role of Signage at Pinniped Viewing Sites and a Proposal for the Future of Harbor Seals at Children's Pool Beach, La Jolla, CA, 2007

Chapple, Steve: Blues for a Dying Ocean, or Hope for an Evolutionary Integration?, 2006

Chapple, Steve: Blues for a Dying Ocean, or Hope for an Evolutionary Integration?, 2006

Lopez, Catalina: Assessment of Impacts to the Marine Environment in the Region of Loreto, Baja California Sur, Mexico, 2006

Tetric, Mark: Food and Fuel Polyculture: A Sustainable Option for Developing World Communities, 2006

Wulff, Ryan: Communicating Science Through Visual Media and How to Get People to Watch, 2006

Yokoyama, Hiro: Utilization of Remote Sensing Network Systems for Applied Ecology and Marine Conservation Biology, 2006

Zgliczynski, Brian: Uncovering the Marine Biodiversity of Cocos Island, Costa Rica, 2006

Anglin, Lorraine: Preparing for a Deep Blue Revolution: The Development of Aquaculture in the US Exclusive Economic Zone, 2005

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