Dates & Location
1994
Lewis & Clark Law School
Portland, Oregon
Highlights & Reflections
Marine Mammal Symposium focused on the legal, ethical, and policy issues affecting marine mammals and aquatic ecosystems, with particular attention to salmon and marine wildlife in the Pacific Northwest.
Sessions addressed marine mammal protection laws, fisheries management, hydropower impacts, habitat preservation, and biodiversity under the Endangered Species Act. The program also examined international treaty issues, whaling, marine wildlife litigation, and strategies for species recovery and conflict resolution.
Salmon and the Law: An Overview
Michael C. Blumm
Salmon and the Law: An Overview
Michael C. Blumm
The Ethics of Capture
Strategies for Recovery: Protecting Healthy Stocks and Ecosystems
Mary Scurlock
Allocating Harvest and Prioritizing Fishing Rights
Tuna, The Navy & More-Dolphin Issues
David Phillips
The Marine Mammal Protecting Act: Reauthorized
The Northwest Power Act: Hudro Power and Salmon
Marine Wildlife Litigation
International Treaty Issues
River Restoration and Habitat Preservation
Whaling Issues Revisited
Biodiversity and the Endangered Species Act
Daniel J. Rohlf
Effective FOIA Requests
David A, Bahr
Hatcheries: The Preservation of Listed Species
Species Conflict Resolution
The Trust Doctirne and Native American Treaty Rights
Mary Chirstina Wood