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Wednesday May 4.  2011

Sustainable Fistheries and Biodiversity in the Sea

Selina and Scott Heppell with their son. The whole family is staying in Ísafjörður during the course.
Selina and Scott Heppell with their son. The whole family is staying in Ísafjörður during the course.
This week two elective courses began in the Coastal and Marine Management masters program at the University Centre. The courses are taught by Dr. Selina Heppell and Dr. Scott Heppell, faculty members at the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Oregon State University, USA. Selina supervises the course Conservation of Biodiversity in the Sea and Scott supervises the course Evaluating Sustainable Fisheries.

This is the second last three-week cycle of the program, apart from one extra course on tourism policy and planning that will be offered between June 13 and July 1.
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