COASTAL TRAINING NETWORK
The Elkhorn Slough Coastal Training Program works with the Coastal Training Network, a group of experts and educators dedicated to the translation and application of science for coastal resource conservation in California. The Coastal Training Network works to advertise and improve education opportunities and programs for coastal decision makers. Network members pledge to be available to provide the best available science to decision makers. If you would like to join, interact, or know more about the Coastal Training Network, please contact us.
Coastal Training Network Experts
| NAME / TITLE / ORGANIZATION | E-MAIL / PHONE / WEB SITE | AREA(S) OF EXPERTISE |
|---|---|---|
| Dr. Grey Hayes Coastal Training Program Coordinator Elkhorn Slough |
grey at elkhornslough.org 831-274-8700 http://www.elkhornsloughctp.org |
Decision maker training, collaborative learning and research, coastal ecosystems, California botany, restoration ecology, sustainable living |
| Dr. Jodi McGraw Population and Community Ecologist |
jodimcgraw at sbcglobal.net 831-338-1990 |
Plant population and community ecology, rare species conservation and management, and conservation planning |
| Dr. Stuart Weiss Consulting Ecologist Creekside Center for Earth Observations |
stu at creeksidescience.com (650) 854-9732 |
Bay Checkerspot butterfly; N deposition impacts; geo-spatial analysis; microclimate effect explanations for biotic distribution |
| Dr. Karen D. Holl Professor Environmental Studies Program, University of California Santa Cruz |
kholl at ucsc.edu (831) 459-3668 http://people.ucsc.edu/~kholl/ |
Restoration ecology, California grassland restoration, tropical forest restoration, riparian restoration, and mine reclamation. |
| Dr. V. Thomas Parker Professor of Biology Department of Biology San Francisco State University |
parker at sfsu.edu (415) 338-2375 http://www.sfsu.edu/~biology/pages/gpages/parkerg.html |
vegetation management and conservation, plant community dynamics (dispersal, seed banks, seedling establishment), evolution and systematics of Arctostaphylos (manzanitas), ecological dynamics and restoration of chaparral, tidal wetlands, mixed evergreen forests, coastal scrub |
| Mr. Eric Van Dyke Geographical Ecologist Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve |
vandyke at elkhornslough.org (831) 728-2822 http://www.elkhornslough.org/research/GIS.HTM |
maritime chaparral, geographical ecology, GIS |
| Mr. Michael Vasey Director of Special Projects for the Conservation Biology Program and Geography and Human Environmen San Francisco State University |
mvasey at sfsu.edu 415-338-1957 http://www.sfsu.edu/~news/experts/320.htm |
Conservation biology, restoration ecology, vegetation monitoring, manzanita systematics, maritime chaparral, wetlands |
| Dr. Claudia Tyler Research Scientist University of California Santa Barbara |
tyler at lifesci.ucsb.edu 805-455-5711 http://www.icess.ucsb.edu/~tyler/ |
maritime chaparral; grassland, shrubland, oak woodland ecology; impacts of cattle grazing |
