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SUMMARY:Maui Nui Marine Resource Council July Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Due to the 4th of July holiday\, our July meeting of Maui Nui Marine Resource Council will be pushed back by one week to Wednesday\, July 11.  \nThe public is invited to learn more about the impacts of climate change on Maui’s coastal areas\, including big waves\, flooding\, erosion and more\, at Maui Nui Marine Resource Council’s meeting on Wednesday\, July 11 from 5 to 7 pm at Pacific Whale Foundation’s classrooms at the Ma’alaea Harbor Shops. \nThe climate change presentation will be offered by these guest presenters:   \n– Bradley Romine\, PhD\, Coastal Management and Resilience Specialist\, University of Hawaii Sea Grant Program\, Center for Coastal and Climate Science and Resilience.  \n– Tara Owens\, Coastal Processes and Hazards Specialist\, University of Hawaii Sea Grant College Program (partnered with Maui County’s Planning Department).  \nAttendees are welcome to bring questions about managed retreat\, beach replenishment and other issues relating to the impact of climate change on Maui’s shorelines.   \nThe meeting is free and open to all. Refreshments will be provided. If convenient\, please bring an item to share on the refreshment table.  \nEstablished in 2007\, Maui Nui Marine Resource Council is a community-based nonprofit dedicated to clean ocean water\, healthy coral reefs and abundant native fish for Maui County. \nTo learn more\, visit www.mauireefs.org. \nPresenter bios:  \n– Bradley Romine\, PhD\nCoastal  Management  and  Resilience  Specialist\nUniversity  of  Hawaii Sea  Grant  College  Program\,\nCenter  for  Coastal  and  Climate  Science  and  Resilience \nBrad’s role as University of Hawaiʻi Sea Grant extension faculty is to provide bridges between the university\, our communities\, and government to meet the complimentary goals of conserving coastal environments and reducing natural hazards risk to shoreline development.  He works closely with the Office of Conservation and Coastal Lands at the Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) and interfaces with other government agencies and the public on collaborative projects to support planning and decision-making based on the latest and best-available coastal and climate science.  Recently\, he provided scientific and technical guidance to the DLNR for the development of the Hawaiʻi Sea Level Rise Vulnerability and Adaptation Report.  He is also leading the development of science-based planning tools and guidance to improve resilience to coastal hazards and sea level rise in Hawaiʻi through funding from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Brad completed his PhD in Geology and Geophysics at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa in 2013 and has published research articles on coastal geology\, beach processes\, shoreline change\, and sea level rise impacts in Hawaiʻi.  \n \n– Tara Owens
\nCoastal Processes and Hazards Specialist\, University of Hawaii Sea Grant College Program\n
\nTara  Owens  is  Extension  Faculty  with  the  University  of  Hawaii  Sea  Grant  College  Program\,  specializing  in  coastal  processes  and  coastal  hazards.    Partnered  with  Maui  County’s  Planning  Department\,  Tara’s  role  is  to  “bridge  the  gap”  between  science  and  policy  and  planning  for  improved  coastal  management  by  providing  technical  guidance\,  consultations\,  site  visits\,  and  public  outreach.    Tara  also  interfaces  with  other  government  agencies  and  the  public  on  collaborative  projects  pertaining  to  coastal  hazards\,  including  beach  erosion  and  sea-level  rise  impacts.    Tara  earned  a  bachelor  of  science  degree  in  marine  science  from  Coastal  Carolina  University\,  and  a  master’s  degree  in  coastal  geology  from  the  University  of  Hawaii.    She  was  hired  by  UH  Sea  Grant  and  moved  back  to  Hawaii  in  2010  after  working  for  7  years  in  the  federal  government  at  the  U.S.  Geological  Survey  in  St.  Petersburg\,  Florida  and  then  at  the  NOAA  Coastal  Services  Center  in Charleston\, SC. 
URL:https://www.mauireefs.org/event/maui-nui-marine-resource-council-july-meeting/
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