Speed Talks are 10 minutes in duration and allow participants to highlight their stories, projects and experiences on a particular Congress theme. A speed talk provides the audience with a rapid overview, allowing an informal discussion among presenters and the audience.
Speed talks are grouped into 60-minute sessions that will feature approximately 4 presentations, followed by a 20-minute ‘Question and Answer’ period.
Biodiversity Conservation – Diverse Strategies | |
Blue Carbon Ecosystems | |
Co-Management of MPAs within the Community 1 | |
Co-Management of MPAs within the Community 2 | |
Co-Management of MPAs within the Community 3 | |
Coming Together to Conserve MPAs | |
Communication on MPA management | |
Community Engagement in Marine Spatial Planning | |
Community-based governance and conservation of coral reefs | |
Community-based management of coral reefs and conservation areas | |
Connecting Communities to Conservation | |
Conservation of MPAs | |
Conservation of Biodiversity 1 | |
Conservation of Biodiversity 2 | |
Conservation of Biodiversity 3 | |
Economic Uses of Ocean and Coastal Resources | |
Effective MPAs: Collaboration and Co-Governance | |
Impact of Climate Change on MPAs | |
Marine Spatial Planning | |
MPA Connectivity and Climate Change | |
The Role of MPAs in Climate Change Mitigation & Conservation Efforts | |
Unique Methods of MPA Management | |
Working Together to Conserve | |
Working Together to Conserve MPAs | |
Working Together to Protect MPAs |