Webinar audio: "Where and Why: Citizen Science in Ocean/Coastal Acidification Monitoring" 3/30/18

On March 30, 2018, Northeast Coastal Acidification Network (NECAN) held a webinar on  "Training for Citizen Scientists" Listen below to audio mp3s of this hour long webinar.   Watch  video of full meeting (youtube)

Because local conditions  affect vulnerability to coastal acidification, NOAA's Ocean Acidification Program and NECAN  are helping citizen scientists in coastal acidification (OCA) monitoring.  Citizen science programs and researchers can take steps now to help protect marine environments from ocean and coastal acidification.

Intro 1 Aaron Strong. Asst Prof of Marine Policy.UM 1 min 47sec

Intro 2 Kelly Canesi  NERACOOS  3min25sec

PRESENTATIONS

Talk1_Aaron_Strong_6min49sec

Talk2_beth_turner_14min

Kelly_Canesi_resources_5min49sec 

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Jason_Masters_retired_NOAA PNW_can help

Jack_Gilbert_how is_pH_measured from 20million yrs_ago

Katie_Goldsmith_ Who set up route acid sampling voyage?_1min14sec

Kathleen_Thornton What about organic alkalinity sites? _1min14sec

Ron_huber_Any studies on ocean acid_impacts on_benign marine bacteria? 2min 9sec

Alexandra_Curtis_professionalism_3min4sec.

Pacific_NW-er Doing this in PNW?_3min12sec

Edwin Green_What testing sampling instruments needed?  3min20sec

Final_Q_Carol_White_Any interest in a shellfish dashboard at NERACOOS? 2min2sec

Final_Remarks_1min4sec