These steps are meant to be highly interactive - e.g., Steve G. suggests that we may want to use the following approach to work through issues:
1. quickly describe the nature of the data and your general idea of using it as a basis for reserve design.
2. quickly get feedback from the group as a whole in terms of approaches - have we forgotten anything?
3. then break into a smaller group to actually come up with something.
 
     1.  How big should a single reserve be?

        a.  reserve system rule for total extent   (Bob, Steve, Loo)
        b.  ecosystem functioning rationale
        c.  single species rationale
 
     2.  How many reserves do we need in a network/system and how far apart should they be?
           (Hugh, Bob, Steve)
 
        a.  scale of catastrophe-colonization tradeoff rationale
        b.  more reserves vs. bigger reserves
 
     3.  Which populations or sites should be included in a reserve network/system?  (Mary, Sandy)

        a.  biodiversity rationale
        b.  single species rationale
 
     Sunday, October 11
 
     8:30       Continue discussion of specific rules
 
     later      WRAP UP
 
        a.  identify new rules to be developed
        b.  outline tasks, products for November meeting
        c.  sketch out organization of reporting results--how to package into manuscripts, divide up                responsibilities for longer term progress