Curriculum Vitae

for Steven D. Gaines

December *, 2011

Dean

Bren School of Environmental Science & Management

University of California

Santa Barbara, CA 93106

805-***-****

abosde@r.postjobfree.com

Education

B.S. University of California, Irvine, 1977; major Biology;

Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Regents Scholar.

Ph.D. Oregon State University, 1982; Ecology; advisors: Jane

Lubchenco and Bruce Menge.

Academic Positions

Dean, Bren School of Environmental Science & Managment, UC Santa Barbara;

2010 to present

Director, Marine Science Institute, UC Santa Barbara; 1997 to 2009

Acting Dean of Science, UC Santa Barbara; 2007 to 2008

Acting Vice Chancellor for Research, UC Santa Barbara;

2002 to 2005

Professor, UC Santa Barbara; 1998 to present

Associate Professor, UC Santa Barbara, with J. Roughgarden; 1982-1986

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Research Interests

conservation biology, biogeography, sustainable fisheries, climate change,

population and community ecology, biostatistics, marine ecology

Awards/Special Appointments

Editorial Board, Estuaries (1990-92)

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Co-chair, Organizing Committee for 20 Benthic Marine Ecology Meetings,

Newport, RI (1992)

Editorial Board, Ecology & Ecological Monographs (1992-95)

Scientific Advisory Board, GLOBEC program, National Science Foundation

(1992-95)

Scientific Advisory Board, Southern California Intertidal Monitoring Program

(1997-98)

Editorial Board, American Naturalist (1998-2001)

OUEVRE Visioning Committee for NSF Biological Oceanography (1998)

University of California, Marine Council (1999 to present)

Scientific Advisory Panel, Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary (1999 to

2002)

Curtis and Edith Munson Distinguished Lecturer, Yale University (2002)

Board of Trustees, Conservation Biology Research Institute, Aquarium of the

Pacific (2001-2002)

Master Planning Team, California Marine Life Protection Act (2001 to 2004)

Executive Committee, Board on Oceans and Atmosphere, NASULGC (2003 to

2006)

Pew Fellow in Ocean Conservation (2003 to 2006)

Science Advisory Panel, California Marine Life Protection Act (2005 to present)

Advisory Panel, California Ocean Policy (2004)

Advisory Board, Oiled Wildlife Care Network (2003 to present)

Jenner Lecturer, University of North Carolina (2005)

SCERP Lecturer, California State University, Fullerton (2006)

Science Advisory Group, Interagency Ecological Program, CA Dept of Water

Resources (2006 to present)

Science Advisor, Joint Ocean Commission (2006 to present)

MLPA Baseline Science-Management Panel (2006)

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Keynote Speaker, 3 International Biogeography Society Meeting, Tenerife,

Canary Islands (2007)

Keynote Speaker, Natural England, Towards a Coherent Network of Marine

Protected Areas (2007)

Keynote Speaker, Marine Protected Areas on the High Seas, Honolulu, Hawai i

(2007)

Ocean in Google Earth - MPA Advisor (2007 to 2009)

Bevan Lecturer, University of Washington (2008)

Chair, Science Advisory Panel, California Current Ecosystem Based Management

(2007-08)

Marine Protected Area Federal Advisory Committee (2008-2011)

Science Advisory Team, California Ocean Protection Council (2008-2010)

Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development Best Paper Award

(honorable mention), Nha Trang, Vietnam; with J. Lynham and C. Costello

(2008)

Editorial Board, Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics

(2008-2013)

Top Science Study 2008, Costello, Gaines

& Lynham (Science), chosen by Editors

of Nature magazine (2008)

Erskine Fellow, Canterbury University (2009)

America s Climate Choices, National Academy of Science Panel (2009-2010)

Inaugural Marc Hirshman Award for Excellence in Mentoring (2009), chosen by the

Joint Ocean Commission

Oceans Committee, Environmental Defense Fund Board (2009 to present)

Managing Principal, Communication Partnership for Science and the Sea -

COMPASS (2009 to present)

Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science (2010)

National Science Foundation, Geosciences Advisory Panel (2011 to present)

MARVIVA Advisory Board (2011 to present)

Rare Board of Trustees (2011 to present)

Research Funding

National Science Foundation, Causes and Consequences of Variable

Recruitment in the Acorn Barnacle Semibalanus balanoides, 1990-94, with M.

Bertness -- $397,492.

A. W. Mellon Foundation, The Dynamics of Marine Ecosystems, 1992-96, with M.

Bertness -- $300,000.

National Science Foundation, Is Variable Retention of Larvae Nearshore a

General Cause of Variable Recruitment, 1994-97, with M. Bertness -- $408,796.

NOAA, Sea Grant, Dispersal of zebra mussels, 1994-97, with L. Johnson --

$19,303.

Department of Energy, National Institute for Global Environmental Change,

Climate Change and Marine Ecosystems: the Integrity of Biogeographic

Boundaries, 1995-98 -- $247,000.

NASA, Investigations of Coastal Marine Communities as a Means to

Understanding Effects of Global Climate Change, 1995-98, with R. Sagarin --

$66,000

A. W. Mellon Foundation, The Dynamics of Marine Ecosystems: Measuring the

Connectedness of Marine Communities, 1996-99 -- $300,000

W. M. Keck Foundation, The Coastal Research Initiative: New Links Between

Ocean Physics and Marine Population Dynamics, 1996-98, with S. Holbrook, R.

Schmitt, R. Warner, L. Washburn -- $650,000.

US Dept. of Interior-Minerals Management Service, Application of Coastal

Ocean Dynamics Radars for Observation of Near-Surface Currents off the South-

Central California Coast, 1996-99, with L. Washburn -- $299,790.

InterAmerican Institute for Global Change Research, Links Between Coastal

Productivity, Benthic Communities, and Biogeographic Boundaries in Chile and

California, 1996-98, with S. Navarrete & L. Washburn -- $94,114.

United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation, The role of limited-

recruitment in coral-reef deterioration, 1997-2000, with A. Abelson & L. Washburn

-- $168,000.

National Science Foundation, What Sets Range Limits in the Ocean? The

Stability of Biogeographic Boundaries in a Changing Climate, 1998-99; $29,000

National Science Foundation, LTER: Land/Ocean interactions and the Dynamics

of Coastal Reef Communities, 1999-2005; with D. Reed, S. Cooper, S. Holbrook,

& J. Melack -- $4,200,000

David and Lucile Packard Foundation, PISCO: Partnership for Interdisciplinary

Studies of Coastal Oceans, 1999-2004; with R. Warner -- $6,475,000

Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Interhemispheric Comparisons of Marine

Ecosystems, 1999-2002, $200,000

Andrea W. Mellon Foundation, International Partnership in Environmental

Informatics, 2000-2003; $170,000

UC Mexus, Environmental Suitability Across Geographic Ranges, 2000-01;

$15,000

University of California Faculty Outreach Grants, Floating Classroom Program,

2000-2002; $100,000

Minerals Management Service, Observing the Surface Circulation along the

SouthCentral California Coast Using High Frequency Radar, 2000-02; with L.

Washburn -- $224,000

Minerals Management Service, Advancing Marine Biotechnology, 2000-02; with

R. Schmitt, L. Wilson, S. Holbrook, A. Brooks, R. Jacobs -- $500,000

Arenz Foundation, Enhancing the Science of Marine Reserves, 2002-2004;

$30,000

National Science Foundation, Capturing Data in the Field: An Application

Framework for Easily Creating Custom Data and Metadata Entry Forms on

Handheld and Desktop Computers, 2002-2005; with M. Jones, C. Jones, & C.

Blanchette -- $887,634

UC Mexus, Effects of climate change on marine ecosystems, 2002-2004; $20,000

University of California Marine Council, Dynamic characterization of marine

habitats, 2002-2004; $50,000

University of California Faculty Outreach Grants, Floating Classroom Program,

2002-2003; $105,000

University of California Faculty Outreach Grants, Floating Classroom Program,

2003-2004; $45,000

Boyd Foundation, Summer Enrichment and Sabbatical Experience for Teachers

(SEASET); $130,000

National Science Foundation, Biocomplexity: Flow, Fish, and Fishing: Disparate

Scales of Process Make Fishery Management a Difficult Task, 2003-2008; with D.

Siegel, C. Costello, R. Hilborn, R. Warner, 2003-2008; $1,995,951

Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Linking community ecology and biogeography:

the causes of large scale variation in marine ecosystems, 2003-2006; $360,000

David and Lucile Packard Foundation, PISCO: Partnership for Interdisciplinary

Studies of Coastal Oceans, 2004; with R. Warner; $1,290,000

Pew Foundation, The science of marine reserve networks, 2003-2006; $150,000

National Science Foundation, with D. Zacherl and R. Warner.Tracking Larval

Invertebrate Dispersal Using Calcified Structures, 2004-2007; $268,000.

David and Lucile Packard Foundation & Gordon and Betty Moore

Foundation, PISCO: Partnership for Interdisciplinarly Studies of Coastal Oceans,

2005-2009; with R. Warner, L. Washburn, and G. Hofmann; $24.5 million (UCSB

share $8 million)

Vulcan Inc., planning grant for the Global Solutions Institute; with J. Reichman, J.

Melack, and D. Aigner. 2005-2007. $400,000.

Resources Legacy Fund Foundation, MLPA Initiative Evaluation Tool.

2005-2008; with W. McClintock. $326,372.

University of California Marine Council, Population connectivity of coastal

fishery species across the US-Mexico international border, 2005-2008; with G.

Bernardi, and R. Grosberg; $370,000.

National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration, Construction funds for the

headquarters of the National Marine Sanctuary Program and the Outreach Center

for Teaching Ocean Science (OCTOS). 2005-2010; $6,495,699.

Paul G. Allen Foundation, New Approaches to Sustainable Fisheries; with C.

Costello, J. Melack, and J. Reichman. 2006-2009. $5,000,000.

Foundation for Research Science and Technology, New Zealand, The Effect

of Marine Reserves on Fishing.

2006-2009; with N. Shears. $159,237.

National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration, Graduate Fellowship.

2006-2008; with C. Addison. $22,400.

National Science Foundation, LTER:Land/Ocean Interactions and the Dynamics

of Kelp Forest Communities. 2006-2012; with D. Reed, and more than 20 other

UCSB investigators. $5,039,999.

David and Lucile Packard Foundation, New Advances in the Science of Marine

Reserves, Second Editions of: The Science of Marine Reserves. United States

and International Versions. 2006-2008; with J. Lubchenco, B. Simler and S.

Airame. $250,000.

NASA, Remote Sensing of Kelp Forest Dynamics; with D. Siegel, D. Reed, P.

Kyriakidis, R. Zimmerman. 2007-2010. $859,049.

David and Lucile Packard Foundation, The Science of Marine Reserves. Latin

American and Caribbean Version. 2007-2008; with J. Lubchenco, K. Grorud-

Culver and S. Airame. $250,000.

Henry Luce Foundation, Science to Solutions. 2007-2011; with J. Melack, A.

Alldredge, B. Luyendyck, O. Chadwick, and J. Reichman. $450,000

Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Making Connections: Predicting Variation in

Larval Dispersal at Biogeographic scales. 2007-2009. $200,000

Marisla Foundation, Sustainable Fisheries Group - California Fisheries Fund.

2007-2008; with C. Costello. $1,000,000.

Santa Monica Bay Restoration Foundation, GIS Support for the Analysis of

Data Gaps on Habitats and Resources in Santa Monica Bay; with W. McClintock.

2007-2008. $75,602.

UC Discovery Grant-Fellows Program, Venture Acceleration Initiative; fellow

funding for Raphael Simon; 2007-2008. $115,400.

Resources Legacy Fund Foundation, The California Marine Life Protection Act

Decision Support System: Recommendations for Development and Maintenance

for the North Central Coast Study Region. 2007-2008; with W. McClintock.

$203,196.

Paul G. Allen Foundation, Digital Ocean. 2008; with C. Penley, J. Melack, R.

Rice. $100,000.

Society for Conservation Biology, Forecasting the Ecosystem-Level Effects of

Marine Reserves to Inform Ecosystem-Based Management. Smith Fellowship for

Anne Salomon. 2008-2010. $78,174.

David and Lucile Packard Foundation, PISCO Organizational Effectiveness

Project: Securing the future for an integrated large marine ecosystem research

program. 2008; with J. Lubchenco, K. Milligan. $150,000.

David and Lucile Packard Foundation. The Science of Marine Reserves. Web

Edition. 2008-2009; with J. Lubchenco, K. Grorud-Culver, B. Simler. $100,000.

MacArthur Foundation. Sampling the Sea: Using Social Networking Tools to

Enhance Marine Education and Conservation; with C. Penley, R. Rice, and J.

Melack. $230,000.

David and Lucile Packard Foundation. PISCO: Partnership for Interdisciplinary

Studies of Coastal Oceans. 2010-2014; with R. Warner, G. Hofmann and 9 other

PIs across 4 universities. $5,000,000

Gordon and Better Moore Foundation. PISCO: Partnership for Interdisciplinary

Studies of Coastal Oceans. 2010-2012; with J. Caselle, M. Carr, P. Raimondi.

$2,000,000

Walton Family Foundation. Sustainable Fishing at the Bottom of the Food Web;

with C. Costello. 2010; with C. Costello. $125,000.

Waitt Foundation. Sustainable Ocean Solutions through Rights-Based

Management, Fisheries Certification, and Marine Protected Areas; with C. Costello

and R. Deacon. $2,400,000.

Walton Family Foundation. Latin American Fisheries Fellows; with C. Costello.

$2,783,155.

Students Supervised

Post-doctoral Scholars:

Phil Yund currently Director, Marine Science Center, University of New England

Richard Wahle currently Senior Research Scientist, Bigelow Lab for Ocean

Sciences

Ladd Johnson currently Professor, UniversitE Laval

Suzi Worcester currently Assoc. Professor, Calif. State Univ., Monterey Bay

Sergio Navarrete currently Assoc Professor, Pontificia Universidad Catholica de

Santiago, Chile

Carol Blanchette currently Research Biologist, UCSB

Laura Gonzalez currently Research Scientist, University of Texas, Austin

Cynthia Cudabak currently Oceanography Consultant, North Carolina

Brian Gaylord currently Associate Professor,

UC Davis

Dov Sax currently Assistant Professor, Brown University

Michael Hickford currently Research Biologist, University of Canterbury, New

Zealand

William McClintock currently Associate Project Scientist,

UCSB

Ellen Damschen currently

Assistant Professor, Washington University

Anne Salomon currently Assistant Professor, Simon Frasier University,

Vancouver, Canada

Nick Shears -- currently Research Biologist, Aukland University, New Zealand

Cesar Vilas currently Research Professor of Fisheries, Instituto de InvestigaciOn

y FormaciOn Agraria y Pesquera, Sevilla, Spain

Brian Kinlan currently Marine Spatial Ecologist, NOAA National Ocean Service

Christy HenzlerCrow WhiteAndrew Rassweiler*

Graduate Students:

PhD:

Alice Brown

Sally HackerAssociate Professor, Oregon State University

Patricia Halpin Lecturer, UCLA

Ginny Eckert Associate Professor, University of Alaska, Fairbanks

Rafe Sagarin Assistant Research Scientist, Institute of the Environment,

University of Arizona

Carol Thornber Assistant Professor, University of Rhode Island

Danielle Zacherl Assistant Professor, Cal State University

Fullerton

Nicole Phillips

Senior Lecturer, Wellington University, New Zealand

Bernardo Broitman Director, Centro de Estudios Avanzados en Zonas

Aridas, Chile

Julie Kellner Assistant Professor, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute

Kim Selkoe Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Hawaii

Mike Behrens Associate Professor, Pacific Lutheran University

Kate Smith Assistant Research Professor, Brown University

Sarah Lester Project Coordinator, Sustainable Fisheries Group,

UC Santa

Barbara

Brian Kinlan Marine Spatial Ecologist, NOAA National Ocean Service

Elizabeth Madin (co-chair) NSF International Postdoctoral Fellow,

Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia

Robin Pelc (co-chair) Fisheries Analyst, Center for the Future of the Ocean

Katherine Emery* (co-chair)

Lisa Needles*

Sarah Teck*

Lisa Max*

Kristin Carden*

Stephen Gosnell*

Rebecca Selden*

Jorge Cornejo Donoso*

Ashley Larsen*

Sarah Rathbone* (co-chair)

Laura Dee*

Steve Miller* (co-chair)

Lindsey Peavy*

Rebecca Gentry*

April Ridlon

Darcy Bradley*

Masters:

UCSB

Peter Taylor Science Writer, Waterview Consulting

Stephanie Best (co-chair) PhD candidate, Clinical Psychology, Duke

Cristine McConnell Photographer/Filmmaker, Cristine McConnell, Inc.

Jason Bram (co-chair) Biology Instructor, Palo Verde College

Clara Svedlund Science Teacher, Laguna Blanca School

Thom Young (co-chair) Organic Farmer, Maine

Christine Addison (co-chair) Research Biologist, NOAA

Peggy Lynch Medical Student

Rebecca Toseland*

Undergraduates: more than 100 research projects and honors theses

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 107:182**-*****.

139. 2010 Pelc., R. A., R. R. Warner, S. D. Gaines, and C. B. Paris. Detecting larval

export from marine reserves. Proceedings of the National Academy of

Sciences. 107:182**-*****.

140. 2010 Grorud-Colvert, K., S. E. Lester, S. D. Gaines, and S. Airame. Connecting

marine reserve science to diverse audiences: Lessons learned from

regional and international communication efforts. Proceedings of the

National Academy of Sciences. 107:182**-*****.

141. 2010 Gaines, S. D., S. E. Lester, K. Grorud-Colvert, C.Costello and R. Pollnac.

The evolving science of marine reserves: new developments and

emerging research frontiers. Proceedings of the National Academy of

Sciences. 107:182**-*****.

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