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Southern California Offshore Aquaculture Gear and Protected Species Interactions Workshop : Workshop Summary, June 20-21, 2019

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    The workshop provided a wide range of information to participants on protected marine species in the southern California region , aquaculture farm design and operational management, and both available and desired tools to assess risk, inform the permitting process and develop appropriate monitoring protocols ( see workshop agenda -Appendix I) . Participants engaged in a series of small group interactive sessions, followed by open group discussion, which identified knowledge gaps and research needs, explored how to assess risk in the absence of data and information , and highlighted challenges and opportunities to using a newly developed species model and farm simulator tool. The workshop culminated with a discussion of key takeaway messages , insights and emerging considerations that will guide future collaboration across agencies and with industry practitioners and experts.
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