Former SeaWeb Board Member
Jane Lubchenco
Picked to Lead NOAA

Jane Lubchenco, professor of marine biology at Oregon State University and one of the United States' leading ocean scientists, is president-elect Barack Obama’s top pick to head the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). If Congress approves Obama’s selection, she would be the first expert in communicating marine science and first woman to actively lead NOAA in its 38-year history. As a former board member of SeaWeb and a founding principal of one of SeaWeb’s partners, the Communication Partnership for Science and the Sea, Lubchenco has helped lead the charge in bringing marine science into the discussion of ocean issues.
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February 1-4, 2009, San Deigo, California

The Seafood Summit is Seafood Choices Alliance’s largest annual event, bringing together global representatives from the seafood industry and conservation community for in-depth discussions, presentations and networking. This year’s Summit will feature discussions on current issues in aquaculture, developing world fisheries, subsidies, climate change and more. The goal of Summit is to foster dialogue and partnerships that lead to a seafood marketplace that is environmentally, socially and economically sustainable.

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