Curricula Vitae for Peer Reviewers
NAME
RAY WILLIAM HILBORN
EDUCATION
B.A.
(Biology) Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa (1969)
Ph.D.
Department of Zoology, University of British Columbia (1974)
EMPLOYMENT
HISTORY
2001-present
Richard C. and Lois M. Worthington Professor of Fisheries Management
1987-present
Professor, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, University of Washington.
1996-1998
Director, Fisheries Research Institute, University of Washington
1985-1987
Senior Fisheries Scientist, Tuna and Billfish Program, South Pacific
Commission,
Noumea,
New Caledonia
1980-1985
Adjunct Associate Professor, Institute of Animal Resource Ecology, University
of
British
Columbia.
1975-1980
Policy Analyst, Departments of Environment and Fisheries, Government of Canada.
Concurrently
Honorary Lecturer, Institute of Animal Resource Ecology, University of
British
Columbia.
1974-1975
Research Scholar. International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg,
Austria.
MAJOR
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
2002
– present Member Editorial Board, Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic
Sciences
2003
- present Member Editorial Board, New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater
Research
1999-present
Member Editorial Board, Fish and Fisheries.
1993-present
Member Editorial Board, Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries
1993-present
Member Editorial Board, Natural Resource Modeling.
1999-present
Independent Science Advisor, Commission for Conservation of Southern Bluefin
Tuna
2002
– 2003 Chair, National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council Committee
on
Cooperative
Research in the National Marine Fisheries Service
2002
- 2004 Member Scientific Advisory Board for Presidents Commission on Ocean
Policy
1999-2001
Member Ocean Studies Board, National Research Council
1996-2000
Member International Committee for recovery of the vaquita (Phocoena sinus)
1997-1998
Member National Academy of Sciences Panel on status of New England groundfish
stocks.
1997-1999
Member NMFS panel to review fisheries closures to protect Steller’s Sea Lions
1996-1997
Member National Academy of Sciences Panel on Fisheries Stock Assessment
Methods
1989-1994
American co-chairman: Pacific Salmon Commission working group on markrecovery
statistics.
1988-1990
Editor for Fisheries, Marine Policy Reports.
HONORS
AND AWARDS
2005
Elected Fellow of Royal Society of Canada
2005
Recipient of American Fisheries Society 2005 National Award of Excellence
2005
Recipient of Western Division, American Fisheries Society, Award of Excellence
2001-2006
Richard C. and Lois M. Worthington Professor of Fisheries Management
1997
College of Ocean and Fisheries Sciences Distinguished Research Award
1988-1991
H. Mason Keeler Professor of Recreational Fisheries Management.
1985
Stevenson Memorial Lecture, Canadian Conference for Fisheries Research.
1976
Wildlife Society award for best paper in fisheries science. (Adaptive
management of
renewable
resources with C. Walters).
1972-1974
National Research Council Canada. Graduate Fellowship.
BOOKS
AND MONOGRAPHS
Punt,
A. and R. Hilborn. 2002. Bayesian stock assessment methods in fisheries. FAO
Computerized
Information
Series (Fisheries) No. 12. 56 p.
Hilborn,
R. and M. Mangel. 1997. The Ecological Detective: confronting models with data.
Princeton
University
Press, Princeton, N.J. 315 pps.
Punt,
A.E. and R. Hilborn. 1996. Biomass dynamics models. FAO Computerized
Information Series
(Fisheries).
No. 10. Rome, FAO. 62p.
Hilborn,
R. and C. J. Walters. 1992. Quantitative Fisheries Stock Assessment: Choice,
Dynamics and
Uncertainty.
Chapman and Hall, New York. 570 p. Also available in Russian.
Bazykin,
A., P. Bunnell, W.C. Clark, G.C. Gallopin, J. Gross, R. Hilborn, C.S. Holling,
D.D. Jones,
R.M.
Peterman, J.E. Rabinovich, J.H. Steele, and C.J. Walters. 1978. Adaptive
Environmental
Assessment and Management. John Wiley and Sons, New York.
375
pps.
145
PUBLICATIONS IN REFEREED JOURNALS
.
National
Research Council Reports
National
Research Council. 2003. Cooperative Research with the National Marine Fisheries
Service.
NRC
Press. 131 pps. Chairman of committee.
National
Research Council. 1998. Improving fish stock assessment. NRC Press. 188 pps.
Member of
Committee.
National
Research Council. 1998. Review of Northeast fishery stock assessments. NRC
press. 136
pps.
Member of committee.
12
Book Chapters
11
Reviews
13
Papers in Peer Reviewed Conference Proceedings and Peer Reviewed Reports
12
Popular Articles
NAME
RICHARD HENRY PARRISH
PRESENT
POSITION: Retired
(Fisheries
Biologist GS-14 (Research))
National
Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration
National
Marine Fisheries Service
Southwest
Fisheries Science Center
Environmental
Research Division
1352
Lighthouse Avenue
Pacific
Grove, CA 93950-2097
(831)648-9033
DISCIPLINE
Fisheries
Oceanography
EDUCATION
BA.,
Zoology, University of California, Berkeley, 1962
MS.,
Fisheries & Wildlife, Oregon State University, 1966
PhD.,
Fisheries with minors in Oceanography & Statistics, Oregon State Univ.,
1977
EXPERIENCE
Dec
1975 – Mar 2006 Fisheries Biologist (Research) GS-14 Pacific Fisheries
Environmental
Group National Marine Fisheries Service
Pacific
Grove, California
May
72 - Jan 74 Manager Scientific Research (Oman Project). Del Monte
Corporation
San Francisco, California
Apr
69 - May 72 Associate Marine Biologist. Bottomfish Program California
Dept.
of Fish and Game, Monterey, California
Jul
66 - Apr 69 Assistant Marine Biologist. Pelagic Fish Program
California
Dept. of Fish and Game,Monterey, California
Sep
68 - May 72 Lecturer San Jose State University Moss Landing Marine
Laboratory
Moss Landing, California
Dec
62 - Jun 64 Lakes Management Research Officer Victoria Fisheries and Wildlife
Department
Melbourne, Australia.
RESEARCH
INTERESTS
Population
Dynamics Marine Climatology Commercial Fisheries
Resource
Assessment Fisheries Management Marine Protected Areas
HONORS
AND AWARDS
U.S.
Department of Commerce, Lifetime Achievement Award 2005
Ricketts
Memorial Lecture Award: For Exemplary Research in Marine Science;
1994
Monterey Bay Research Symposium
U.S.
Department of Commerce, Certificate of Recognition: Awarded for authoring
a
Publication on the Comparative Climatology of Eastern Boundary Currents.
SELECTED
SERVICE ON SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEES
1979-81
INP/CalCOFI Modeling Subcommittee.
1981
IOC Committee on Climate Change and the Ocean (CCCO) Biology Panel.
1981-3
IOC/SCOR Ocean Science in Relation to Living Resources (IOC Working Group-67).
1982-9
Chairman: NMFS Task Force on Strategic Planing for North Pacific Albacore.
1983-6
AGU Committee on Climate Variability of the Eastern Pacific and Western North
America.
1987
NMFS External Review Committee for the SWFC Groundfish Program.
1993-4
PICES Working Group 3 (Dynamics of Small Pelagics in Coastal Ecosystems).
1993-7
SCOR Working Group 98 Worldwide Fluctuations of Sardine and Anchovy
Populations.
1997
STAR Review Team for Widow and Chilepepper Rockfishes: Pacific Fisheries
Management
Council
1997-00
Coastal Pelagic Species Plan Development Team: Pacific Fisheries Management
Council
1999-01
Marine Reserves Drafting Committee, Pacific Fisheries Management Council
2000-03.1
Master Team: California Marine Life Protection Act, Marine Protected Areas.
2005
Expert Reviewer: Portuguese Sardine Research Program, GLOBEC
66
PUBLICATIONS on Climate, Ocean and Fisheries
NAME
CARL J. WALTERS
FACULTY
Graduate
Studies/Science
DEPARTMENT
& SCHOOL Fisheries
Centre/Zoology, University of British Columbia
Present
Rank: Professor
EDUCATION
a)
Undergraduate (where, dates, degree(s) received):
Bakersfield
College, Bakersfield, California 9/61 - 9/63, AA
Humboldt
State College, Arcata, California 9/63 - 9/65, BS
b)
Special Professional (e.g. Internships, Residencies, Specialty Boards):
National
Science Foundation, Graduate Fellow, 1966-1969
c)
Graduate (where, dates, degree(s) received):
Colorado
State University, Fort Collins, Colorado 9/65 - 8/67, MS
Colorado
State University, Fort Collins, Colorado 9/67 - 6/69, Ph.D.
d)
Titles of theses written for graduate degrees (indicate the degree; name and
title of main
supervisor
for each):
Ms.
- Distribution and production of midges in an alpine lake C.S.U., R.E. Vincent
Ph.D.
- Effects of fish introduction on invertebrate fauna of an alpine lake C.S.U.,
R.E.Vincent
e)
Academic awards and distinctions (prior to final degree):
National
Science Foundation Graduate Fellow, 1966-1969
American
Fisheries Society, Best Student Paper, 1968
Various
Scholastic Honors at Bakersfield and Humboldt State Colleges
Student
Body vice-president, Bakersfield College, 1962
PROFESSIONAL
EMPLOYMENT RECORD
a)
Teaching, professional or research positions held prior to U.B.C. appointment
(indicate rank or
title,
dates and name of institution for each position held):
Seasonal
Aide, June - Sept. 1963 and 1964, California Dept. of Fish & Game, Bishop,
California.
Student
Assistant, Sept. 1964 - June 1965, Humboldt State College, Arcata, California
4th
yr. Fisheries Biology, Humboldt State, 1964-5 (labs, 1/2 lectures)
Temporary
Aide, Jan. 1966 - Sept. 1967, Colorado Game, Fish & Parks Department, Fort
Collins,
Colorado
Graduate
Fellow, Sept. 1967 - June 1969, Colorado State Univ., Fort Collins, Colorado
Consultant,
Dec. 1968-1970, Colorado State Univ., Fort Collins, Colorado
Graduate
Research Assistant, June 1966 - Sept. 1967, Colorado State Univ., Fort Collins,
Colorado
b)
Date of first appointment at The University of British Columbia:
July,
1969
c)
Rank at which first appointed:
Assistant
Professor
d)
Subsequent ranks including dates of promotion:
Associate
Professor, July 1977
Professor,
June 1982
e)
Date of granting of Appointment without Term:
July,
1974
f)
Principal University and Department teaching and service responsibilities over
the last five
years:
Applied
Ecology (Biol. 408), Population Dynamics (Zool. 527)
Fisheries
population dynamics course (Fish. 505, Zool. 521)
(have
bought out teaching for past two years using Pew Fellowship)
PROFESSIONAL
ACTIVITIES
a)
Membership in professional and learned societies (including any offices held,
committee
memberships,
etc.)
American
Fisheries Society, AAS (not active)
Associate
Editor, Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation, 1982 - present
Associate
Editor, Northwest Environmental Journal, 1985 - 1993
Associate
Editor, Environmental Software, 1986 - present
Editorial
Board, Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
Associate
Editor, Environmental Management, 1995 - present
Editorial
Board, Conservation Ecology
Editorial
Board, Ecosystems
b)
Academic or professional awards and distinctions:
Wildlife
Society award for best paper in fish ecology and management:
Walters,
C.J. and R. Hilborn. 1976. Adaptive control of fishing systems, J. Fish. Res.
Bd. Canada
33(1):
145-159.
Fellow
of the Royal Society of Canada, Jan. 1998
Pew
Fellow in Marine Conservation, 2001-2004
Mote
Eminent Scholar, Florida State University and Mote Marine Laboratory, 2001-2002
Murray
A. Newman Award for Marine Conservation (Vancouver Aquarium), 2005
c)
Professional service and experience (consultancies, professional committees,
commissions,
visiting
professorships, invited lectureships, etc.:
Member,
National Research Council Grant Selection Committee for Population Biology,
1973-1976
Research
Scholar, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Vienna, 1974-75
(Deputy
project
leader for ecology project involving six scientists)
Adjunct
Professor, Department of Zoology, University of Florida, 1989-1991
Consultant
to Environment Canada on Policy Planning & Research, 1972 to present
Consultant
to Government of US Fish & Wildlife Service, 1977-80
Investigator
for the Pearse Commission on Pacific Fisheries Policy, 1981
Advisor
on the Board of Technical Experts for the Great Lakes Fishery Commission
1980-82
Director
of Environmental & Social Systems Analysts Ltd. 1980-82
Research
Scholar & Project Leader for Adaptive Resource Policy Project,
International Institute for
Applied
Systems Analysis, Vienna, 1982-83
NSERC
Strategic Grants Committee, Open Area (1984-87, Chairman 1985)
NSERC
Interdisciplinary Operating Grant Committee, 1992-1994
Council
Member, Pacific Fisheries Resource Conservation Council, 2001-2004
Research
Project Leader, stock assessment, Mote Marine Laboratory, 2004 to present
Adjunct
Professor, Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, University of Florida, 2005-present
d)
Other public service:
Extensive
fisheries advisory work for public agencies and industry groups.
RESEARCH
AND PROFESSIONALLY RELATED SCHOLARLY AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
a)
Areas of special interest and accomplishments in discipline:
I
have been heavily involved in the development of rapid techniques for teaching
systems analysis
and
mathematical modelling to biologists and resource managers, using
problem-oriented
workshops
and seminars. I have conducted over two dozen three to ten day workshops in the
past
ten
years, first for the International Canadian Fisheries Service, US Fish and
Wildlife Service, and
the
International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.
My
main research work now is on the theory of harvesting in natural resource
management. I have
published
on applications of stochastic optimal control theory to the analysis of
populations in
variable
environments, and my chief interest is in the basic problem of how to behave
adaptively
in
the face of extreme uncertainty.
I
also maintain an active field research program on the responses of aquatic
communities to
disturbances
such as removal of selective species by introduced fish populations and
enhancement
of
productivity through fertilization.
PUBLICATIONS
RECORD
a)
179 Publications or original works
Books
*Adaptive
Management of Renewable Resources. 1986. MacMillan Pub. Co., Inc. N.Y. 374 pp.
*Quantitative
Fisheries Stock Assessment and Management. 1991.Chapman-Hall, Pub. Co., New
York
(Ray Hilborn, Carl Walters), 580 pp.
*Fisheries
Ecology and Management. 2004. Walters, C. and S. Martell. Princeton University
Press,
Princeton,
399p.
b)
24 Completed and unpublished material including Commission Reports, Discussion
Papers or
similar
material
