4TH DRAFT (8811) 1ST USCHILE BILATERAL WORKSHOP ON MANAGEMENT

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4^th DRAFT (8/8/11)

1^st U.S.-Chile Bilateral Workshop on

Management of Land and Marine Protected Areas

Valparaiso, Chile. September 5-9, 2011

Co-Organizers/Sponsors

Chile: Ministry of Environment (MMA)

National Forest Corporation (CONAF)

Undersecretariat of State for Fisheries (SUBPESCA)

United States: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

National Park Service (NPS)

Department of State (DOS)

International: Permanent Commission for the South Pacific (CPPS)

Goal:

Advance on identified priority topics of the US-Chile cooperation on land-marine protected areas (from Glacier Bay-Francisco Coloane cooperation agreement)

Objective

Bring together Chilean, U.S., and invited guest MPA practitioners from Latin America to exchange expertise, best management practices, case studies, and tools addressing key priority issues identified under the US-Chile cooperation on land and marine protected areas.
Provide an opportunity develop thematic cooperation networks between professional of Chile, the U.S. and other Latin American countries.

Venue and Address:

DUOC-UC

Edificio Luis Cousiño

Blanco 997, Valparaíso

Phone: +56-32-284-6627

List of Participants: See Annex

Summary of the Workshop by day and topic

(Topics/Questions to be addressed/answered)

Day 1	Inauguration and introductions Waste management in protected areas Treatment and disposal of solid and liquid waste, including examples of BMPs and case studies Tourist guides and park volunteer programs for protected areas Training and/or capacity building programs (including description and evaluation of the programs) for visitors/tourist guides Examples on environmental education training for park/MPA volunteers, including program curricula, budget, and program evaluation
Day 2	Methods to measure the satisfaction of visitors’ experience in protected areas, and associated (surrounding) communities Indicators and methodologies used to measure visitor’s satisfaction and examples on how to use this information for improving the management of the areas Involvement of communities in protected area management (co-management) Mechanisms [to facilitate] and forms of community involvement on PA management Tourist concessions and benefit sharing Mechanisms to grant concessions in protected areas (examples) Can the private sector propose infrastructure and/or service projects? [Based on the management plan and area needs] Can the area administrator manage the conditions and requirements for project bidding? How? How the income from protected area concessions and entrance fees is shared between the park and other parties? How the protected area is benefited from these resources?
Day 3	BMP for management of natural and cultural resources in protected areas Highlight or Rescue of “cultural value” of protected areas (including archeological, anthropological, and/or historic value), and how to use it for promoting tourism Indicators and standards to measure: Management effectiveness of land and marine protected areas Management of visitors’ impacts and natural resource threats Carrying capacity of protected areas Carrying capacity: maximum number of visitor vs. acceptable change limit. What is the standard used in the USA?, or mention specific examples of these two indicators.
Day 4	Data Management for Marine Protected Areas Report by CPPS and country members of the regional MPA group of experts Round Table on data and indicators for the CPPS regional GIS system on MPAs
Day 5	Field Trips

Agenda

Working Language: Spanish and English (presentations with simultaneous translation)

Sunday, September 4. Participants arrive to Hotels in Valparaiso and Viña del Mar

Moderators: Beatriz Ramírez, MMA

Gonzalo Cid, NOAA

Day 1 -- Monday, September 5
Time & Topic	Presentation	Contact / Speaker
8:30-9:30	Registration
9:30-10:00	Inauguration	Authorities Head of Delegations Self introductions
10:00-10:45	Overview of the partners institutions U.S. (NOAA, NPS) Chile (MMA, CONAF, SUBPESCA)	TBC
10:45-10:50	Aspects of the US-Chile Environmental Cooperation	Rebecca Slocum, DOS
10:50-11:10	Summary on the Glacier Bay-Francisco Coloane Agreement and Key Priority Areas for Cooperation	Sergio Cornejo, MMA Jonathan Putnam, NPS Gonzalo Cid, NOAA
11:10-11:25	Break
11:25-13:15	Waste Management in Protected Areas
	Presentation US	TBC
	Presentation Chile	TBC
	Presentation guest country	TBC
13:15-14:15	Lunch (Place: DUOC-UC)
14:15-16:00	Training and Programs for Tourist Guides
	Presentation US	NPS
	Rio Clarillo National Reserve (Chile)	Reserve Administrator, CONAF
	La Campana National Park (Chile)	Park Administrator, CONAF
	Sendero de Chile Foundation (Chile)	Pamela Fernandez, MBN
16:00-16:15	Break
16:15-18:00	Park Volunteer Programs for Protected Areas
	Channel Islands Naturalist Corp volunteer program	Julie Bursek, NOAA
	Presentation	NPS
	Presentation	NPS or Chile
18:00	Closing remarks - Day 1	Beatriz Ramirez, MMA

Day 2 -- Tuesday, September 6
Time	Activity/Presentation	Contact / Speaker
9:00-9:15	Summary from the first day	Sergio Cornejo, MMA
9:15-11:00	Measuring approval/satisfaction of visitors and communities in protected areas
	Surveying visitor attitudes and preferences in National Marine Sanctuaries	Brad Barr, NOAA
	Presentation NPS	NPS
	Image and service quality perception of Chile’s Public National System of Wild Protected Areas (SNASPE)	Gina Michea, CONAF
	Guest Speaker	TBC
11:00-11:15	Break
11:15-13:00	Co-Management and community participation on protected area management
	REEF citizen monitoring program NOAA LiMPETS (long-term monitoring program and experiential training for students)	Julie Bursek, NOAA
	Presentation NPS	NPS, TBC
	Advisory councils of the SNASPE-Chile	CONAF, TBC
	Experience of the creation process of Chañaral Island and Choros-Damas Island Marine Reserves	Francisco Ponce, SUBPESCA
13:00-14:00	Lunch (Place: Restaurant TBC in Valparaiso)
14:00-16:00	Co-Management and community participation on protected area management (as continued)
	Presentation Chile	TBC
	Guest Speaker (Case studies from participants)	TBC
	Developing a System On Marine Protected Areas (National and Regional)
	National System of marine protected areas	Gonzalo Cid, NOAA
	California System of marine protected areas	Sarah Allen, NPS
16:00-16:15	Break
16:15-18:00	Tourist concessions and benefit sharing
	Presentation(s) USA	NPS, TBC
	Brief history of concessions under the SNASPE and the current call-for-application process	Angel Lazo and Victor Lagos, CONAF
	Experience of tourist concessions on public-owned property	Pamela Fernandez, MBN
	Other Presentation (?)	TBC
18:00	Closing remarks - Day 2	Beatriz Ramirez, MMA

Day 3 -- Wednesday, September 7
Time	Activity/Presentation	Contact / Speaker
9:00-9:15	Summary from the second day	Katerina Varas, MMA
9:15-11:00	Management of Cultural and Natural Resources in Protected Areas
	Identifying, promoting and preserving cultural value in U.S. National Marine Sanctuaries	Brad Barr, NOAA
	Partnership between the Chumash community and the Channel Islands NMS	Julie Bursek, NOAA
	Sustainable Tourism Project in Patagonia	Toby Bloom, USFS
	Presentation	NPS
	Cultural resources and SNASPE: cases of Los Flamencos National Reserve and Rapa Nui National Park	Marcos Rauch, CONAF
11:00-11:15	Break
11:15-13:00	Measuring management effectiveness of protected areas (indicators and methods)
	National Marine Sanctuary Program: System-Wide Monitoring (SWiM) Condition Reports	Steve Gittings, NOAA
	Presentation	NPS
	Indicators and measurement methods for Chañaral Island and Choros-Damas Island Marine Reserves	Francisco Ponce, SUBPESCA
	Case study from participants	TBC
13:00-14:00	Lunch (Place: DUOC-UC)
14:00-16:00	Methods and indicators to measure visitors’ impact and threats to natural resources
	Link between National Marine Sanctuary Program Condition Reports and performance measures.	Steve Gittings, NOAA
	Presentation	NPS
	Case study from participants	TBC
16:00-16:15	Break
16:15-18:00	Measuring carrying capacity (of use by tourist activities) of protected areas
	Presentation	NPS
	Designing a Tourism Management Plan and implementation mechanisms for Francisco Coloane Coastal-Marine Protected Area	Sergio Cornejo, MMA
	Case study from participants	TBC
18:00	Closing remarks - Day 3	Beatriz Ramirez, MMA

Day 4 -- Thursday, September 8
Time	Activity/Presentation	Contact / Speaker
9:00 – 9:15	Summary from the third day	Claudio Castro, MMA
9:15 – 9:30	Welcome and Introduction to the Data Management Session	Hector Huerta, CPPS
9:30 – 10:00	Executive Secretariat report on activities under the South-East Pacific Marine and Coastal Protected Area Regional Network	Hector Huerta, CPPS
CPPS-National Reports on MPA data management experiences / Case studies (U.S.)
10:00 – 10:20	Presentation on Chile	TBC
10:20 – 10:40	Presentation on Colombia	TBC
10:40 –11:00	Presentation on Ecuador	TBC
11:00 –11:30	Break
11:30 –11:50	Presentation on Panama	TBC
11:50 –12:10	Presentation on Peru	TBC
12:10 –12:40	Examples and tools from: Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary Environmental Response Management Application	Steve Gittings, NOAA
12:40 –14:00	Lunch (Place: Restaurant TBC in Valparaiso)
14:00 –14:30	U.S. - Case study on GIS tools and data use and management for decision making on MPAs.	NPS
Round Table on priority data and indicators for the CPPS region GIS system on Marine Protected Areas (Led by CPPS)
16:00 –16:30	Proposal on the data and model to develop a GIS-based system on MPAs for the South-East Pacific region	Giovanni Tapia, CPPS
16:30 –16:45	Break
16:45–17:45	Open discussion on to refine the proposal and propose data and indicators required	Moderated by CPPS
17:45 –18:00	Wrap-up and Closing	Hector Huerta, CPPS

Day 5 -- Friday, September 8
Time	Activity/Presentation	Contact / Speaker
All Day	Three Parallel Field-Trips available. Participants will have the opportunity to go to one of the following trips
	La Campana National Park (public protected area) (30 People MAX)	Confirmed Presentations on Planning and development of public uses and local community involvement
	Bosque de Zapallar (private protected area) (25 People MAX)	Confirmed
	Caleta Quintay (coastal/marine management area), or Las Cruces Coastal-Marine Protected Area (Research area) (25 People MAX)	TBC

ANNEX

List of Confirmed Participants

United States

Agency	Name	Position
NPS	Jonathan Putnam	International Cooperation Specialist, NPS Headquarters
	Russell Galipeau	Superintendent, Channel Islands National park
	Scott Gende	Ecologist, Glacier Bay Field Station, Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
	Mark Marschall	Chief Wilderness Ranger, Yosemite National Park
	Sarah Allen	NPS Oceans and Coastal Park Program, NPS-Pacific West Region
	Jeffrey Cross	Chief, NPS Oceans and Coastal Park Program
NOAA	Brad Barr	Senior Policy Advisor, Office of National Marine Sanctuaries
	Gonzalo Cid	International Affairs Specialist, NOS-International Program Office
	Steve Gittings	Science Coordinator, Office of National Marine Sanctuary
	Julie Bursek	Team Leader Education and Outreach, Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary
DOS	Rachel Martinez	Economic/Political Officer, U.S. Embassy, Santiago
DOS	Rebecca Slocum	Environment and Trade Division, Office of Environmental Policy
USFS	Toby Bloom	Latin America & Caribbean Programs, USFS International Programs

Chile

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