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Coral Reef ProtectionCORAL REEF SYMPOSIUM - January26-27, 1995
Photo of montastrea annularis coral by Phillip Dustan, University ofCharleston,VitaReef Program.
A Coral Reef Symposium on
Practical, Reliable, Low Cost Monitoring
Methods
for Assessing the Biota and Habitat
Conditions
of Coral Reefs
January 26-27, 1995
Annapolis, Maryland
Editors and Co-Chairmen
Michael P. Crosby
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
George R. Gibson, Jr.
and
 
 
Kennard W. Potts
U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyCo-Sponsored by Office of Water, U.S. Environmental Protection Agencyand the Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management, NationalOceanic and Atmospheric Administration, with additional support from theU.S. Man and the Biosphere Program
Please cite as:
Crosby, M.P., G.R. Gibson, and K.W. Potts (eds). 1996.
A Coral Reef Symposium on Practical, Reliable, Low Cost Monitoring Methods for Assessing the Biota and Habitat Conditions of Coral Reefs, January 26-27,1995.
Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management, NationalOceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Silver Spring, MD.
CONTENTS
Agenda 1  List of Participants 3  Introduction to the Symposium 7  Presentations and Discussion Summaries:Assessment and Monitoring of U.S. Coral Reefs in Hawaii and 13the Central Pacific 
Paul L. Jokiel and Evelyn F. Cox
The Use of Indicator Species to Detect Change on Coral Reefs: Butterflyfishes of the Family Chaetodontidae as 19  Indicators for Indo-Pacific Coral Reefs 
Ernst S. Reese
Coral Reef Health: Concerns, Approaches and Needs 25 
Robert H. Richmond
Two Visually Based Methods for Monitoring Coral Reef Fishes 31 
James A. Bohnsack
Amphistegina 
(Foraminiferida) Densities as a Practical, 37Reliable, Low-Cost Indicator of Coral Reef Vitality 
Pamela Hallock-Muller
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