South Florida / Washington DC / Nassau / New York / Beaufort / /
Company
Coastal / /
Continent
South America / /
Country
Barbados / Marshall Islands / Bahamas / French Polynesia / Fiji / Cuba / Cayman Islands / United States / U.S. Virgin Islands / Dominican Republic / Jamaica / Belize / Turks and Caicos Islands / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
Duke University / /
NaturalFeature
Cape Hatteras NC / Atlantic coast / Turks island / Caicos island / Red Sea reefs / Red Sea / Atlantic sea / Gulf of Mexico / Caribbean Sea / Red Sea reef / Northeastern coast / Indian Ocean / Bahamian Archipelago / /
OperatingSystem
DOS / /
Organization
National Invasive Species Council / Nicholas School of the Environment / U.S. Department of State / NOAA Center for Coastal Fisheries and Habitat Research / Reef Environmental Education Foundation / South Atlantic Fishery Management Council / Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission / Duke University / Task Force / Federal Government / office of Oceans and Polar Affairs / /
Person
Lad Akins / James A. Morris / Jr. / Jason Goldberg / Pete / Lori Williams / Scott Hardin / Phil Andreozzi / Kraig Martin / Jim Johnson / Jonathan Randall Jesse Schram / Sam Rauch / Adrianna Muir / Ahrenholz / Michael K. Orbach / Gordon Brown / Andrew J. Read / /
Position
Advisor / MP Advisor / academic advisor / Deputy Assistant Administrator / influential professor / DOS Foreign Affairs officer / Executive / great role model / Director of Special Projects / Marshall / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / Rhode Island / South Carolina / Florida / North Carolina / Georgia / Massachusetts / /
Region
U.S. east coast / Oceania / Indian Ocean / U.S. Caribbean / Gulf of Mexico / Caribbean / northeastern U.S. / South Florida / /
POLICY AND MANAGEMENT OPTIONS FOR INVASIVE INDO-PACIFIC LIONFISH IN U.S. WATERS by Jonathan Randall Jesse Schram