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Zooplankton Ecology Symposium Day 2

On October 27-28, 2020, the Delta Science Program hosted a virtual symposium featuring the latest research on zooplankton ecology and monitoring. The talks and discussions focused on the San Francisco Estuary, as well as work from other systems. The audience was a mix of scientists, managers, and interested members of the public. Symposium talks covered zooplankton biology and ecology, current monitoring programs, emerging methods for data collection, and the Interagency Ecological Program’s integrated zooplankton dataset. The full agenda is available at https://deltacouncil.ca.gov/pdf/scien.... The Delta Science Program organized this symposium in collaboration with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the California Department of Water Resources through the Interagency Ecological Program. Day 2 - Zooplankton Ecology Re-Welcome, Sam Bashevkin- Delta Science Program Session 4 : Behavior, Feeding, and Predation, Facilitator- Christina Burdi 05:27 Zooplankton Vertical Migration Across Marine Ecosystems- Deborah K. Steinberg, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, William & Mary 31:07 Feeding and Predation in the Plankton- Michelle Jungbluth, Estuary & Ocean Science Center, San Francisco State University 56:35 The Role of Mesozooplankton in the Ocean’s Biological Carbon Pump- Karen Stamieszkin, Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences, William & Mary Session 5 : Environment, Habitat, and Invasion, Facilitator- Arthur Barros 1:35:25 Physical Habitat for Zooplankton: Life in a Moving Frame of Reference- Wim Kimmerer, Estuary & Ocean Science Center, San Francisco State University 2:00:47 Aquatic Invasive Species: Spread, Impacts on Native Species, and Context Dependency- Angela Strecker, Institute for Watershed Studies, Western Washington University 2:25:20 City Zoop Country Zoop: Zooplankton Community Differences Across Habitats- Rosemary Hartman, California Department of Water Resources 2:50:08 Zooplankton Responses to Climate Change: Patterns and Mechanisms- Hans Dam, University of Connecticut 3:18:51 Wrap Up- Sam Bashevkin, Delta Science Program