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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20140301T160000
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SUMMARY:New York Times Travel Show 2014: Outlook for Travel to Cuba
DESCRIPTION:A panel of experts on travel to Cuba\, led by tourism officials from Cuba\, share their knowledge and passion for Cuba and provide the latest updates on what Cuba offers Americans\, information on People-to-People licenses and updates to this alluring forbidden destination. Join John McAuliff\, Fund for Reconciliation & Development Cuba\, Peggy Goldman\, president\, Friendly Planet Travel and tourism officials from Cuba including\, Ing. Eloy Govea Rodriguez\, commercial director\, Havanatur Celimar; Lic Hugo Mustell Mon\, commercial director\, Havanatur Group and Dr. David E. Guggenheim\, president\, Ocean Doctor.
URL:https://oceandoctor.org/event/new-york-times-travel-show-2014-outlook-for-travel-to-cuba/
LOCATION:Jacob K. Javits Convention Center\, 655 W 34th St.\, New York\, NY\, 10001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cuba,Cuba Research & Conservation
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CREATED:20140124T214759Z
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SUMMARY:Our World Underwater 2014: Cuba Diving
DESCRIPTION:Cuba Diving: A New Legal Educational Travel Program for U.S. Citizens and Residents to Cuba: Dr. David E. Guggenheim\, the “Ocean Doctor\,” speaks at Our World Underwater 2014 about Ocean Doctor’s legal travel program for U.S. citizens and residents to Cuba’s spectacular Gardens of the Queen National Park\, the largest fully-protected marine protected area in the Caribbean\, featured on 60 Minutes with Anderson Cooper.
URL:https://oceandoctor.org/event/our-world-underwater-2014/
LOCATION:Donald E Stephens Convention Center\, 9301 Bryn Mawr Ave\, Rosemont\, IL\, 60018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cuba,Cuba Research & Conservation
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131106
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131110
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SUMMARY:DEMA Show 2013 - Orlando\, Florida
DESCRIPTION:[jamiesocial] \nOcean Doctor president\, Dr. David E. Guggenheim\, will present\, To Scuba in Cuba: Why Cuban Coral Reefs are Still Pristine and How American Ecotourism can Help Keep Them Healthy at the 2013 DEMA show in Orlando\, Florida\, November 6-9. \nNamed by Christopher Columbus to honor Queen Isabel\, Gardens of the Queen (Jardines de la Reina) are one of the healthiest coral reef ecosystems remaining in the Caribbean. In a world where coral reefs are dying\, the corals in the Gardens of the Queen are flourishing\, and like a living time machine\, the Gardens likely resemble the healthy coral reefs Columbus saw\, avoiding the rapid decline so common throughout the Caribbean and the rest of the world. \nWhat makes this ecosystem so healthy? What are the implications for coral reefs elsewhere? What is the role of diving in this special ecosystem? And how is this ecosystem bringing Americans and Cubans closer together? What is so compelling about this Cuban ecosystem that 60 MINUTES sent Anderson Cooper and a camera crew to work with Dr. Guggenheim and Cuban scientists? \nNow at last\, American divers can legally visit Cuba’s Gardens of the Queen as part of a special\, licensed educational people-to-people program led by Ocean Doctor and hosted by Avalon Cuban Diving Centers in the heart of Gardens of the Queen. You can find details at OceanDoctor.org/Gardens Dr. Guggenheim will be at DEMA 2013 with the team from Avalon Cuban Diving Centers (Booth 833) to present this unique program and answer questions. \nDEMA Show 2013 is the only international trade-only event for the diving\, action water sports and travel industries. \n  \n 
URL:https://oceandoctor.org/event/dema-show-2013-orlando-florida/
LOCATION:Orange County Convention Center\,  9899 International Drive\, Orlando\, FL\, 32819\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cuba
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SUMMARY:Cuba's Gardens of the Queen: A Living Time Machine and Hope for the Future of the World's Coral Reefs | DEMA 2012 - Las Vegas\, Nevada
DESCRIPTION:[social_share/]\n\n\n\nDr. David E. Guggenheim\, the “Ocean Doctor\,” and representatives of Cuba’s Avalon Diving Centers present “Cuba’s Gardens of the Queen: A Living Time Machine and Hope for the Future of the World’s Coral Reefs.” \nNamed by Christopher Columbus to honor Queen Isabel\, Jardines de la Reina or Gardens of the Queen are one of the healthiest coral reef ecosystems remaining in the Caribbean. In a world where coral reefs are dying\, the corals in the Gardens of the Queen are flourishing\, and like a living time machine\, the Gardens likely resemble the healthy coral reefs Columbus saw\, avoiding the rapid decline so common throughout the Caribbean and the rest of the world. \nWhat makes this ecosystem so healthy? What are the implications for coral reefs elsewhere? What is the role of diving in this special ecosystem? And how is this ecosystem bringing Americans and Cubans closer together? What is so compelling about this Cuban ecosystem that 60 MINUTES sent Anderson Cooper and a camera crew to work with Dr. Guggenheim and Cuban scientists? Can American divers visit Cuba’s Jardines de la Reina? \nVenue to be Announced
URL:https://oceandoctor.org/event/cubas-gardens-of-the-queen-a-living-time-machine-and-hope-for-the-future-of-the-worlds-coral-reefs-dema-2012-las-vegas-nevada-4/
LOCATION:Sands Expo and Convention Center\, 201 Sands Avenue  Las Vegas\, NV 89169\, Las Vegas\, NV\, 89169\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cuba,Cuba Research & Conservation
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20111218T190000
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CREATED:20111215T171059Z
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SUMMARY:60 Minutes: Cuba's Coral Reefs with Anderson Cooper
DESCRIPTION:The CBS News Magazine 60 Minutes focuses on the plight of world’s coral reefs. Correspondent Anderson Cooper visits Cuba’s Jardines de la Reina (Gardens of the Queen) with The Ocean Foundation’s Senior Fellow\, Dr. David E. Guggenheim to marvel at this unique ecosystem and understand what healthy coral reef ecosystems looked like before they were seriously degraded over the past 50 years.
URL:https://oceandoctor.org/event/60-minutes-cubas-coral-reefs-with-anderson-cooper/
LOCATION:CBS\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cuba,Cuba Research & Conservation
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090826T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090826T130000
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CREATED:20090825T214717Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20110112T192243Z
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SUMMARY:Cuba's Offshore Oil Development ? Radio Discussion on NPR-WGCU
DESCRIPTION:Tune in to NPR station WGCU (Southwest Florida) on Wednesday\, August 26\, 2009 at noon Eastern/9am Pacific. Dr. David E. Guggenheim\, the “Ocean Doctor\,” will be part of a radio discussion on “Gulf Coast Live\,” for a program focused on oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico\, and specifically\, the fact that Cuba is now rapidly pursuing the development of its oil resources in the Gulf following the discovery of a major oil reserve there in 2004. \nFrom WGCU: “The battle lines have been drawn and the fight over oil in the Gulf deepens. We’ll take a closer look at the pros and cons of drilling – we’ll hear from both sides as to whether or not it can solve our oil and gas dependency and whether it’s even safe. Also on the show – Cuba is ready to begin drilling off its northern coast. It may start leasing to companies willing to drill for oil by the end of next year. Is Cuba’s oil demand going to affect Florida’s waters?“ \nListen to the archived broadcast at WGCU.
URL:https://oceandoctor.org/event/cubas-offshore-oil-development-%e2%80%93-radio-discussion-on-npr-wgcu/
LOCATION:NPR/WGCU-FM\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cuba,Cuba Research & Conservation
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20090428T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20090428T173000
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SUMMARY:Event: A New Era for U.S.-Cuba Relations on Marine and Coastal Resources Conservation
DESCRIPTION:Event Summary\nCuba sits at the convergence of the Atlantic Ocean\, Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico. Its coastal waters are dense with islets\, keys and reefs that provide critical habitats and spawning grounds for a rich array of fish\, endangered sea turtles\, manatees and other marine life. Preserving Cuba’s biodiversity is critically important to the natural resources and economies of coastal communities in the United States and other neighboring countries. \nActive scientific and management cooperation is needed to address the growing threats to Cuba’s biodiversity including coral reefs\, migratory bird habitats\, marine mammals and turtles\, and biodiversity shared throughout the region. Greater communication and collaboration among scientists\, conservation professionals and government agencies could benefit both the United States and Cuba\, as well as the shared ecosystems that link both nations. \nOn April 28\, the Brookings Institution and the Environmental Defense Fund will host a discussion on U.S.-Cuba relations on marine and coastal resources conservation. Steve Hamburg\, chief scientist for the Environmental Defense Fund\, will offer introductory remarks. Brookings Visiting Fellow Vicki Huddleston\, former head of the U.S. Interests Section in Havana\, will give the keynote address. Scott Edwards of the Environmental Defense Fund will moderate a discussion featuring a panel of experts. After the program\, the panelists will take audience questions. \nAdditional information and online registration \nEvent Information \nWhen: \nTuesday\, April 28\, 2009\n2:00 PM to 5:30 PM \nWhere:\nFalk Auditorium\nThe Brookings Institution\n1775 Massachusetts Ave.\, NW\nWashington\, DC \nContact:\nBrookings Office of Communications\nE-mail: events@brookings.edu\nPhone: 202.797.6105 \nParticipants \nIntroduction\nSteve Hamburg\nChief Scientist\, Environmental Defense Fund\n\nKeynote Address\nVicki Huddleston\nVisiting Fellow\, Foreign Policy \nPanelists\nDr. David Guggenheim\nPresident\, 1Planet1 Ocean \nDr. Robert Hueter\nSenior Scientist and Director\, Center for Shark Research\, Mote Marine Lab \nRobert L. Muse\nAttorney\, Law Offices of Robert L. Muse\, Washington\, D.C. \nDr. Douglas Rader\nChief Oceans Scientist\, Environmental Defense Fund \nDaniel Whittle\nSenior Attorney and Director\, Southeast Oceans Program\, Environmental Defense Fund \nModerator:\nScott Edwards\nDirector\, Latin America and Caribbean Oceans Program\, Environmental Defense Fund \nAdditional information and online registration
URL:https://oceandoctor.org/event/event-a-new-era-for-us-cuba-relations-on-marine-and-coastal-resources-conservation/
LOCATION:The Brookings Institution\, 1775 Massachusetts Ave.\, NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20036\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cuba,Cuba Research & Conservation
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080707
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080712
DTSTAMP:20260417T050121
CREATED:20080528T232243Z
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SUMMARY:The State of Cuba's Coral Reefs
DESCRIPTION:Initial results of joint Cuba-U.S. study to be presented at the 11th International Coral Reef Symposium (ICRS) in Ft. Lauderdale\, July 7-11\, 2008 \nThe world’s major coral reef science meeting\, the International Coral Reef Symposium (ICRS)\, returns to the United States July 7-11\, 2008\, to be held in Ft. Lauderdale. Dr. Gaspar Gonz?lez Sans?n\, Titular Professor at the University of Havana’s Center for Marine Research (Centro de Investigaciones Marinas [CIM]) is scheduled to be the lead presenter of a paper entitled\, Present Condition of Coral Reefs and Associated Ecosystems in the Northwest Region of Cuba. \nThe University of Havana’s Center for Marine Research (CIM) [Centro de Investigaciones Marinas] and the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies (HRI) at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi are leading a collaborative effort\, Proyecto Costa Noroccidental [Project of the Northwest Coast]\, a comprehensive multi-year research and conservation program for Cuba’s Gulf of Mexico coast. Dr. David E. Guggenheim\, president of 1planet1ocean\, is a member of HRI’s Advisory Council and also serves as HRI’s Cuba Programs Manager and is co-principal investigator of the project with Dr. Gaspar Gonz?lez Sans?n of CIM. \nProyecto Costa Noroccidental is the first comprehensive study of Cuba’s Gulf of Mexico region and is providing insights into the health of Cuban coral reefs which may provide important clues for conservation of coral reefs elsewhere. The ICRS is held every four years with sanctioning by the International Society of Reef Studies.ICRS is devoted to the best reef science available\, with the purpose of sharing scientific findings with government agencies\, resource management\, and non-government organizations throughout the world. Previous ICRS have been held in Okinawa (2004)\, Bali (2000)\, Panama (1996)\, Guam (1992)\, Australia (1988)\, Tahiti (1985)\, the Philippines (1980)\, Miami (1977)\, Australia (1974)\, and the first ICRS in India (1969).
URL:https://oceandoctor.org/event/cuba-coral-reefs-icrs-2008-2/
LOCATION:Ft. Lauderdale Convention Center\, 1950 Eisenhower Blvd.\, Ft. Lauderdale\, 33316
CATEGORIES:Cuba,Cuba Research & Conservation,Projects & Expeditions
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